Peggy Grande worked in the Office of Ronald Reagan in Los Angeles, CA, from 1989-1999. As a keynote speaker to corporate executives, political organizations, executive assistants, and student groups, Grande inspires audiences with timeless Reagan lessons and principles. A graduate of Pepperdine University, she lives in a suburb of Los Angeles, CA, with her husband and her four children.
"[The President Will See You Now] is a tale very much worth
reading...Grande is exactly the kind of sunny storyteller that, in
fact, Reagan himself was.... The warm glow of Grande's memories
suffuses these pages, and the book fills a lacunae in Reagan's long
public life."--Open Letters Monthly
"A timely and revelatory reflection on the former president's
conservative ideals."--Harper's Bazaar
"As a friend and colleague of President Reagan, I know how close
Peggy was to him and her account of such a privileged association
makes for a marvelous and exciting read. For anyone interested in
finding out what Ronald Reagan was really like, up-close and
personal, Peggy's book is an absolute must read. I found it
fascinating and revealing from beginning to end!"--The Right
HonorableBrian Mulroney, former Prime Minister of Canada
"Don't miss this shining book on a hill. Rather than the typical
biography of our nation's 40th president that either slams him from
the Left or lionizes him from the Right, Grande shows us the man in
full. Unforgettable."--Ed Henry, journalistand author of 42 Faith:
The Rest of the Jackie Robinson Story
"In The President Will See You Now, Peggy Grande has given us an
inspiring portrait of Ronald Reagan, whose integrity brought out
the best in everyone around him. Peggy's stories--from the love
story of the president's marriage with Nancy, to the way he
welcomed everyday Americans into his office, and especially her own
inspiring journey as one of the president's closest aides--are a
powerful vision of positive leadership. I cannot recommend this
book enough."--JonGordon, bestselling author of The Energy Bus
"Peggy Grande had a front row seat to the final years of Ronald
Reagan's remarkable life. In The President Will See You Now, she
shares amazing stories and renews our respect for such a remarkable
leader. Peggy's insights remind us of President Reagan's eternal
optimism and belief in the American people. For those who love
Reagan, it is a must read."--Scott Walker, Governor of
Wisconsin
"Peggy Grande had a once in a lifetime opportunity to serve
President Reagan after his presidency, and we are fortunate to have
her stories.... This is a fresh look at a wonderful man who
continues to inspire long after he served our country."--Dana
Perino, WhiteHouse Press Secretary for George W. Bush and
bestselling author of And theGood News Is... and Let Me Tell You
about Jasper...
"Peggy Grande's memoir is the book to read on Ronald Reagan's
post-presidential years.... Among the most unique and touching
[books] ever done on the man... A fascinating and at times even
beautiful portrait by someone clearly called to do what she did....
Kudos to Peggy Grande. She has given us a wonderful work on the
final years of Ronald Reagan that she alone could have
delivered."--The American Spectator
"Peggy's book is beautifully written, and it is far more than just
an intimate picture of a wonderful man. Her attention to detail is
like a personal visit with the man himself. As I read through the
book, often lingering on meaningful paragraphs, I felt I was
reliving my long friendship with President Reagan-and that I had
been given a time-capsule chance to experience his warmth and
kindness again. The President Will See You Now is a wonderful book
that I will savor again and again."--Pat Boone
"Peggy's book reminds us of Ronald Reagan the man as well as his
presidency, surely one of the most consequential of the twentieth
century. She shares the day-to-day workings of his post-presidency
office and the joy of working for such an amiable, warm, and humble
man, who championed American values and principles. She also shares
the heartbreaking moment toward the end of his life when he was
diagnosed with Alzheimer's, and the touching note he wrote to the
public in which he said, 'When the Lord calls me home, whenever
that may be, I will leave with the greatest love for this country
of ours and eternal optimism for its future.' Pure Ronald Reagan
and a beautiful story from someone who had the privilege of seeing
him every day for years. A great read!"--Jim Angle, retiredChief
National Correspondent, Fox News Channel
"Takes readers on a behind-the-scenes look at the daily life of a
former president... A masterfully woven account.... Peels back the
layers of Reagan's persona to reveal--without having to come right
out and say it--the depth of the man's honor and
integrity."--American Rifleman, Official Journal of the NRA
"Throughout our country's history, our leaders and icons have been
brought to life by those who knew them best. We are fortunate that
Peggy Grande shares her time with one of our most beloved
presidents. The President Will See You Now is a gift to all
Americans."--RoseMarie Terenzio, New York Times bestsellingauthor
of Fairy Tale Interrupted
"We all have the ability to stand out in a crowd-to use our
personality to our natural advantage, fascinate others, and make a
difference. The President Will See You Now illustrates how true
this is not only for its subject, Ronald Reagan, who achieved the
highest office in our land, but also for its author, Peggy Grande,
who was still a college student when she landed the job of a
lifetime. This is a fascinating journey inside a private
world."--Sally Hogshead, New York Times bestselling author of
Fascinate and Howthe World Sees You
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