"The Autobiography of Jack Welch" Author: [US] Jack Welch / [US] John Byrne Publisher: CITIC Press

This book is a personal biography written by Jack Welch after all his life's efforts. In 1999, this autobiography attracted the world's attention as soon as it was published, and set a record for the highest revenue of American biography publishing at that time with a sky-high price of 7 million US dollars. Today, this book has become one of the few must-read classic bestsellers in the entrepreneur biography category.

In this book, Welch reveals his youth, growth process, management secrets, and how he created a unique management model to help a large and diverse business empire get rid of chronic diseases and embark on a flexible and proactive path. He uses his unique Webster language to skillfully combine life experience, professional experience, and management experience to weave a management legend that is wise, unique, and thought-provoking.

Jack Welch

He joined GE (General Electric) in 1960 and served as the company's chairman and CEO from 1981 to 2001, making him the youngest chairman in GE's history. During his tenure, GE's market value grew from $13 billion to more than $400 billion, ranking first in the world. In 2000, Welch was named "Manager of the Century" by Fortune magazine. His books, "The Autobiography of Jack Welch", "Winning", "The Winning Answer" and "The Nature of Business", are bestsellers around the world.