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Fran \u00e7 ois Bajuan
Francois Baroin has served as the Mayor, Minister of Economy, Minister of Finance, and Minister of Industry of Truce, Minister of Budget, Minister of Public Accounting Affairs and National Reform, as well as Minister of the Interior and Minister of Overseas Territories. He has been reelected since being elected as the mayor of Truwa in 1995. After being elected as a member of the French Parliament from the Aubry constituency in 1993, he managed to be re elected for four terms... In the early 2000s, Bajuan became the leader of the French People's Movement Alliance party and served as a senior political advisor to President Chirac in 2004. In 2005, Bahuan was appointed as the Minister of Overseas Territories by the de Villepin government. Two years later, he became the Minister of the Interior and the Minister of Regional Planning, and replaced the resigned Nicolas Sarkozy in the French presidential election. In 2010, Bahuan was promoted to the positions of Minister of Budget, Minister of Public Accounting Affairs, and Minister of Administrative Affairs and National Reform. In 2011, Christine Gardra, who replaced the IMF as Director General of the International Monetary Fund, was appointed as Minister of Economy, Minister of Finance, and Minister of Industry.
Fran \u00e7 ois Difroz
Fran \u00e7 ois de Froz is a global expert in maximizing personal performance and is known for establishing the Vielife project. Vielife was established in 1989 to provide health solutions to organizations to monitor and improve people's health and happiness. Fran \u00e7 ois was once a personal doctor for athletes and Formula One racers. Since 2000, he has been serving as a consultant at the sleep center of the famous main palace hospital in Paris. In 1985, Fran \u00e7 ois joined the French military during his medical career and served as the director of the CERMA Air Force Research Center, studying the performance of fighter pilots. He found that fitness, sleep, nutrition, and stress management are closely related, so he created a project that can balance various factors to improve overall performance. Within a year while still serving in the military, Fran \u00e7 ois was appointed as a sports medicine consultant at Lafite Hospital. After leaving the military, Fran \u00e7 ois founded the vielife project in 1989. Vielife initially focused on the performance of athletes, especially F1 drivers, as a research center. Fran \u00e7 ois had collaborated with major F1 teams such as Ferrari from 1990 to 1991, Williams from 1993, Jordan from 1991 to 1996, and Prost from 1997 to 2001. Later, the vielife project entered the public sector and corporate markets, providing medical solutions through research, consulting, and guidance, and helping businesses around the world focus on employee health and make changes. Fran \u00e7 ois often serves as a guest speaker at major conferences and has been invited multiple times to radio and television programs. He is also a consultant for some large multinational corporations, including Philips, ESSEC Business School, and Thales Advanced Management courses. In addition, he has participated in the Canal Plus Junior Management Program and BMW Junior Management Program, collaborating with future executives..
Frances H. Arnold
诺贝尔化学奖| (2005) | b. 1956年
Francis Fukuyama
Francis Fukuyama is an American writer and political economy scholar. He holds a Ph.D. in political science from Harvard University, and is currently a senior Fellow at the Freeman Spaugley Institute for International Studies. He also holds the Schwartz Chair and Professor of International Political Economy at Johns Hopkins University, the Paul Nitze Institute for Advanced International Studies, and studied under Samuel Huntington. He served as Deputy Director of the Bureau of Policy Planning, the think tank of the U.S. State Department. The End of History and the Last Man, the post-human future - the human catastrophe of genetic engineering, crossing the fault line - the origins of human nature and the reconstruction of social order, trust, and political order from pre-human times to the French Revolution. His first book, The End of History and the Last Man, made him famous. The idea of the end of history in the book comes from Kojev's interpretation of Hegelian theory - that human beings need to be motivated by desire in order for history to evolve. Fukuyama believes that the last history is the history of liberal democracy, and in the stage of liberal democracy, human beings have gained equal recognition, and history will end. Politically, Fukuyama is a neoconservative. He has been active with the New Century Project think tank since 1997, and signed a document advising then-President Bill Clinton to overthrow Iraqi President Saddam Hussein. But he opposed the 2003 war with Iraq, arguing that neo-conservatism's insistence on imposing American values by force risked repeating the mistakes of Leninism. The Post-Human Future - The Human Catastrophe of Genetic Engineering The Soviet Union and the Third World The End of History in the last three decades with the Last Man to Trust Social virtue and Create economic prosperity Crossing the fault Lines + Rebuilding Humanity and Social Order The Great Split Human Nature and rebuilding social Order The Nation Building Governance and World Order in the 21st Century America is at a crossroads between democratic power and Neoconservatism The origins of the political order from pre-human times to the Great Power theory of the French Revolution
Francis William Aston
诺贝尔化学奖| (1920) | 1877-1945
Francois Hollande
Fran \u00e7 ois Hollande, born on August 12, 1954 in the northern French city of Rouen, is a left-wing French politician who served as the President of France and Archduke of Andorra from 2012 to 2017. At the age of 25, he served as an economic advisor to later become French President Mitterrand; From 1997 to 2008, served as the First Secretary of the Socialist Party; The proposal proposed by Hollande at the 2000 Congress held in Grenoble became the foundation of the Socialist Party's 2000 election platform. Hollande's father is an ear, nose, and throat doctor who, while serving the world, is also enthusiastic about social issues around him. His mother, on the other hand, is a social worker, and her political views lean to the left. It can be said that Hollande's political enlightenment was more influenced by his mother. During his student days, Hollande had always been a supporter of former French President Mitterrand, inheriting many of his political views. During his time at the Paris High School of Business, he served as the chairman of the Mitterrand Committee within the school to support the presidential candidate; In 1979, at the age of 25, he officially joined the French Socialist Party and became the youngest economic advisor under Mitterrand. After graduating from the seventh class of the French National School of Administration, known as the cradle of the president, Hollande joined the Court of Audit as an auditor and also taught economics to third year students at the Paris School of Political Science for ten years. In 1981, Mitterrand was elected as president and Hollande became an advisor to the Presidential Office. In 1988, he was elected as a member of the National Assembly. From 1997 to 2008, he served as the First Secretary of the Socialist Party and was the longest serving First Secretary of the Socialist Party. From 2001 to 2008, he served as Mayor of Tulle, and from 2008 to 2012, he served as the Chairman of the Corr \u00e8 ze General Council of the Corr \u00e8 ze Provincial Council. The current positions held by Hollande include the Chairman of the France is Committed Foundation, which is committed to supporting initiatives to promote unity and connect with citizens. During his presidency, he implemented significant reforms to restore France's competitiveness and boost its economic growth. As President, Hollande is known for taking international counter-terrorism actions and addressing climate change. In early 2013, he stationed a French army in Mali to contain the wave of violence triggered by terrorist organizations. Under the leadership of Hollande, the vast majority of countries around the world agreed to sign the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement. The agreement aims to call for global action to address climate change and strengthen the capacity of countries to respond to the impacts of climate change. Hollande took historic measures to promote social equality in France, reduce unemployment, announce the imposition of a wealthy tax on high-income groups with an annual income of over one million euros, and legalize same-sex marriage. He represented the Socialist Party in the 2012 French presidential election, challenging the ruling party candidate. On April 22, 2012, Hollande ranked first in the first round of the French general election; And in the second round of elections on May 6th, he was elected as the new President of France and concurrently head of the Principality of Andorra. On May 15, 2012, after the handover ceremony, Hollande was awarded the Order of Commander of the French Legion of Honor in the presence of the Speaker of both houses of the French House of Representatives. Hollande was officially appointed as the Fifth French Legion of Honor
Frand Chang
Frank Chang has won an Emmy Award for his contributions to international journalism. He himself founded the media strategy international video production company WorldBizWatch. During his more than 20 years of journalist career, Flanders' coverage covered all hot topics in Asia and North America. In addition, he has also reported and analyzed many hot topics, including political leaders Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Henry Kissinger, and Zhu Rongji; Business giants Bill Gates, Steve Ballmer, and Michael Bloomberg; Film legends Steven Spielberg, Jackie Chan, and George Clooney; Sports stars such as Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal, Alex Rodriguez, and Zhang Depei. Flanders is currently a co producer of many award-winning documentaries, including National Geographic's Marco Polo World's Greatest Global Travel and Zheng He's Epic Journey as China's Greatest Naval Leader. Flanders once founded CNN Channel Asia Business Morning Post in Hong Kong and served as a host and journalist. He conducted on-site interviews with market strategists, industry analysts, entrepreneurs, and other authoritative individuals. Many of Flanders' articles and reports on success stories that have occurred in Asia are very popular in the Asia Rise and Entrepreneurship magazine. Before joining CNN, he worked as a national internet journalist for NBC television except for Los Angeles. Earlier, he worked in news organizations in Seattle, Philadelphia, New York, Washington, Hawaii, and Guam. Frand also served as the international trade coordinator and press secretary for the former lieutenant governor of Delaware. He obtained a bachelor's degree from Cornell University and later obtained a master's degree from the School of Broadcasting and Journalism at Columbia University and the School of Film and Television at the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom. Flanders is currently collaborating with other organizations to produce a new program about China - The Pursuit of Perfection: Life in the History of the Great Wall. In addition, he is leading his team at WorldBizWatch to produce brand content programs and reality shows, providing corporate information publishing and television advertising services to many corporate clients. Previously, he had served clients such as IBM, Starbucks, Microsoft, MSN, Sony, Coca Cola, eBay, Accenture, Kodak, China Electronics, Perrin, Nike, Lefeng, Hyatt, Standard Chartered Bank, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Boston Bank, PwC, Amway, Cathay Pacific, Singapore Airlines, Hong Kong Tourism Authority, Singapore Singapore Tourism Authority, etc.
Frankie Dettori
Frankie de Tori was born on December 15, 1970, an MBE recipient and an Italian British jockey. Dai Tori has won the championship jockey three times and participated in more than 500 group races. His most celebratory achievement was on the day of the 1996 Royal Ascot Jockey Club Championship Day in the UK, where he was the jockey of all winning races. His father is Sardinian jockey Gianfranco de Tori, who has won numerous awards in Italy. Lester Piggott rated Frankie Detorius as the best active jockey. Dai Tori was born in Milan and made his first contact with horses at the age of 12. At the age of 13, he left school to become a horseman and apprentice jockey. In 1985, he went to Newmark, England to follow trainer Luca Cumani, an Italian apprentice, and soon became a regular jockey. In 1990, Dai Tori became the first young jockey after Leicester Pigot to win 100 races in a season. In November 1986, at the age of 16, he achieved his first victory in Turin, Italy. In June of the following year, he won again in the UK, and success followed. On September 28, 1996, he achieved an excellent record of seven wins in a day at Ascot Racecourse. At the end of 2012, Dai Tori became a freelance jockey, having previously worked as a regular jockey for the Godolphin Racing and won multiple major races. In 2012, he was suspended from work for six months, during which time he participated in the 11th episode of Celebrity Big Brother on British television reality show. After his suspension, he returned to the racetrack on May 31, 2013 at Epsom in Epsom. A week later, he won the first Asian merchant horse race in Sandown. On December 11, 2015, Frankie Detorius won the title of 2015 Global Best Jockey at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center. By the end of the 2017 season, he had won over 3000 victories in Great Britain, 750 more than the next active player.
Fraser Doherty
Fraser Doherty is an MBE recipient and founder and CEO of SuperJam, a super jam brand. He has delivered over 500 speeches in over 26 countries worldwide! As one of the top motivational speakers in the UK, Fraser Doherty began his extraordinary business journey at the age of 14. At that time, Fraser Doherty learned how to make jam in the kitchen of his grandmother's house in Scotland and immediately came up with a method for making jam made from 100% fruit. At the age of 16, he recommended his brand SuperJam to Vitoros, becoming the youngest supplier in the history of large chain supermarkets. Super Jam has now developed into a company and sold millions of bottles of jam through thousands of supermarkets around the world. In addition to commercial success, the company has also successfully invested in charitable projects - hosting hundreds or thousands of free tea parties for elderly people in Europe, South Korea, and Australia, and establishing community clubs in the UK and South Korea. Super Jam has also been exhibited as a iconic Scottish brand at the National Museum of Scotland, and has won over 20 innovation awards, with numerous multimedia documentaries dedicated to it. Fraser Doherty is also highly regarded by the Prime Minister and His Royal Highness Prince Charles. The Queen of England also awarded him the Order of the British Empire MBE. At the same time, he shared his amazing experiences at over 600 conferences in 27 countries around the world. Of course, his experiences have also been written into his best-selling super companies published in the UK, the United States, Australia, South Korea, and Japan. Fraser travels all year round and does not stay long or have a fixed office. He has visited over 50 countries. He often operates companies remotely - a pioneer in true virtual work and the use of cloud solutions. He is one of the youngest MBA graduates in British history and regularly holds lectures on entrepreneurship at universities around the world, including Metropolitan University of London, where he is the youngest visiting professor in history. Fraser has given lectures on innovation and entrepreneurship at the following institutions: International Business Machines, Nintendo, KPMG, Accenture Consulting, Barclays Bank, HSBC, Allianz Group, Exact Group, Etsy, Kraft Foods, Royal Bank of Scotland, Bank of England, Scottish Parliament, Unilever, Centrica Group, Telekom Spain British Council, National Health Service, Columbia University, etc. Fraser's speech includes how entrepreneurship can change your life. How technology enables you to remotely control your global team. How to create a brand that can captivate your employees and customers. How the Internet can help emerging companies rise rapidly, even in traditional industries. The importance of corporate social responsibility and the creation of a valuable enterprise. What are the expectations of the younger generation Generation Y for companies that work together and have business dealings.
Frederick Reinfeldt
Fredrik Reinfeldt, a Swedish economist, politician, and leader of the moderate party, served as the Prime Minister of Sweden from October 2006 to October 2014. Reinfeldt joined the Swedish moderate coalition youth organization at the age of 18 and actively participated in political activities during his university years. In 1991, Reinfeldt was elected as a member of parliament. Afterwards, he successively served as the Chairman of the Youth Alliance of the Moderate United Party, a member of the Parliamentary Finance Committee, the Chairman of the Judicial Committee, and a member of the Diplomatic Advisory Committee. In 2003, he was elected as the Chairman of the Moderate United Party. In October 2006, Reinfeldt became Prime Minister. In October 2010, Reinfeldt was re elected as Prime Minister and stepped down in October 2014. At the age of 18, Reinfeldt joined the Youth Department of the moderate party in 1983. When studying at Stockholm University, he participated in the opposition party of middle-class students and served as its chairman from 1988 to 89. He served as the chairman of the T \u00e4 by branch of the moderate party's youth department in 1990 and was elected as a member of parliament in 1991. When Burlingland was elected as the new party chairman in 1999, Reinfeldt was also elected as a member of the Congressional Trust Coordination Committee, which was his first important position after a conflict with the moderate party's central government several years ago. Between 2001 and 2002, he served as the Chairman of the Judicial Committee of the National Assembly. In 2002, Reinfeldt was appointed as the leader of the moderate party's parliamentary caucus, spokesperson for economic issues, and vice chairman of the Finance and Economics Committee. He was unanimously approved by the moderate party congress on October 25, 2003, replacing the resigned Burlingram as the new leader of the moderate coalition party. In 2004, Reinfeldt was one of the important promoters of the establishment of the Swedish alliance with middle-class attributes, which facilitated the transformation of the political landscape through the victory of the 2006 parliamentary election. 41 year old Reinfeldt became Sweden's third youngest Prime Minister. Reinfeldt's first term was during a period of global financial crisis and economic recession. Due to the previous economic situation in Sweden, Reinfeldt's popularity was once weakened. But the restructured government brought about a recovery in the Swedish economy, and Reinfeldt also gained the support of the people, which directly led to his re-election in 2010. Due to the failure of the right-wing party coalition led by Reinfeldt in the 2014 general election, he also stepped down in October of the same year. Reinfeldt became the longest serving Prime Minister of a non social democratic party since Eric Gustav Bost. The election results of 2006 confirmed Reinfeldt's position as Prime Minister, and subsequently the Swedish Speaker demanded that Reinfeldt form a new government from the Swedish Alliance. At the press conference, Reinfeldt emphasized that the formation of this new government has many historical significance, as it is the first time in many years that Sweden has formed a multi-party government. On October 4, 2006, the spokesperson and Speaker of the new Swedish parliament, Westberg, nominated Reinfeldt as the new Prime Minister of Sweden. In July 2009, when Sweden took over the European Commission from the Czech Republic, Reinfeldt became a member of the European Union
Frederick Sanger
诺贝尔化学奖| (1958) | 1918-2013
Frederick Soddy
诺贝尔化学奖| (1921) | 1877-1956
Frederick William DeKlerk
Frederick Wilhelm de Klerk, a politician from the Republic of South Africa, was the last white president of the country to date and a driving force behind the abolition of racial segregation. At the time when De Klerk took office, the racist regime in South Africa was in a state of turmoil. At this time, DeKlerk demonstrated exceptional political courage and determination to create a new South Africa. At the beginning of his tenure, De Klerk announced that he would allow peaceful rallies against racist regimes to be held throughout the country. In order to designate a new constitution, he held talks with the leaders of the four major ethnic groups in the country, namely white, black, colored, and Indian. On February 2, 1990, in his opening speech to the South African Parliament, De Klerk announced the lifting of the ban on 33 anti racist ruling political parties and organizations, including the African National Assembly and the Communist Party of South Africa. In the same month, despite opposition from the right-wing group in parliament, he announced the release of Mandela and other political prisoners who had been imprisoned for 27 years. In 1991, DeKlerk announced the abolition of various racial segregation laws such as land laws and group settlement laws, and the legal pillar of racist rule in South Africa collapsed. In 1992, a national vote was held, and 69% of white people supported his reform policy. In the same year, a new constitution was proposed to give the majority of black people citizenship and various ethnic groups to participate in national elections, and serious negotiations were reached with Mandela and other black leaders. At the same time, his government continued to systematically dismantle the legislative basis for racial segregation. Under the leadership of De Klerk, the ruling Nationalist Party and the African National Assembly reached a transitional agreement in the summer of 1993 to be governed by the majority. In South Africa's difficult transition from a racist system to a new society, De Klerk and Mandela were able to avoid large-scale bloody conflicts and achieve a basic peaceful transition. The 1993 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to both Mandela and DeKlerk. In April 1994, South Africa held a general election and the ANC won, with De Klerk serving as the second vice president of the National Unity Government. When admitting defeat in the general election, DeKlerk firmly vowed that he would not give up on his new historical mission and would still run for the presidency of South Africa in 1999. On May 9, 1996, it was announced that the South African Nationalist Party had withdrawn from the coalition government formed by the African National Assembly and resigned as its second vice president in June; Announce that the party will play a role as the main opposition party. However, Declerk finally had to face the cold reality. In September 1997, De Klerk resigned from his position as Chairman of the Kuomintang and withdrew from politics. Someone called for commemoration of Mandela, don't forget DeKlerk; Some people suggest praising Mandela, but more importantly, praising DeKlerk; Some people assert that a nation that only remembers Mandela and forgets DeKlerk seems to have not yet reached adulthood.
Friedrich Mertz
Friedrich Mertz is one of Germany's top lawyers and politicians. He is a partner of Meiyabo International Law Firm, mainly responsible for the company's business in Germany. His focus is on corporate legal affairs, including mergers and acquisitions, banking, finance, and regulatory enforcement. As a politician, he served as a member of the European Parliament from 1989 to 1994, a member of the German Bundestag from 1994 to 2009, and the President of the Christian Social Union\/Christian Social Union from 2000 to 2002. Before joining the law firm Meier&Bohr, Mertz was a partner of two German law firms in Cologne from 1989 to 2004 and provided services to the German Chemical Association in Frankfurt\/Bonn from 1986 to 89; He also served as a district judge in Salbruken from 1985 to 86. Mertz is a member of many supervisory boards, including Deutsche Bank AG, Deutsche Bahn AG, Axa AG, and HSBC Trinkaus Burkhart AG. In addition, he has served as an executive director for BASF Antwerp and Stadler Railway Company, and has served on advisory committees for Dortmund Football Club and commercial banks. Since 2009, Mertz has served as the Chairman of Atlantisk Br \u00fc cke International Network and a member of the European Tripartite Commission. He is one of the founding members of the New Social Economy, New Social Market Economy, and Frankfurt Future Think Tank.
Fritz Haber
诺贝尔化学奖| (1915) | 1868年-1934年
Fritz Pregl
诺贝尔化学奖| (1914) | 1869-1930
Frédéric Joliot-Curie
诺贝尔化学奖| (1935) | 1900年-1958年
Gary Hamel
The Wall Street Journal recently praised Gary Hamel as the world's most influential business thinker, and Fortune magazine referred to him as a leading global expert in business strategy. His landmark works have been translated into over 20 languages, including Competing for the Future, Launching a Revolution, and Managing the Future Amazon's Best Business Book of the Year. In 2012, he published a new book and now what is most important. In the past twenty years, he has written 17 articles for Harvard Business Review, making him the most republished author in the history of reviews. He has also written articles for the Wall Street Journal, Fortune, Financial Times, and many other major publications around the world. He occasionally writes a blog for the Wall Street Journal. He often gives speeches at the world's most prestigious management conferences and is a regular contributor to CNBC, CNN, and other major media outlets. He also made suggestions to government leaders on innovation policies, entrepreneurship, and industrial competitiveness. As a consultant and management educator, Gary has worked for companies such as General Electric, Time Warner, Nestle, Shell, Best Buy, Procter&Gamble, 3M, IBM, and Microsoft. His groundbreaking ideas such as strategic intent, core competitiveness, industrial revolution, and management innovation have changed the management practices of global enterprises. Currently, Gary is making groundbreaking efforts to reshape management through the power of open innovation. The world's most progressive business leaders use online community management to innovate and exchange MIX, sharing their ideas on how to build organizations suitable for the future and humanity. MIX has received support from a network of strategic partners, including McKinsey&Company and Harvard Business Review.
Gazi Ersel
Professional topics Banking, financial services, T\u00fcrkiye's economy, supervision 1996-2001, Gazieur served as Governor of the Central Bank of T\u00fcrkiye; In 2003, he established Earl Global Financial Advisors. Early in his career, Earl was the Deputy Director General of the Ministry of Finance of T\u00fcrkiye, responsible for foreign exchange, banking supervision, the World Bank and other research departments. In 1987, he was appointed Director General of the Ministry of Finance of T\u00fcrkiye in charge of international economic development. Earl also held multiple executive positions, including the CEO of a commercial bank in Istanbul until 1995 and a board member of multiple public banks. In 1996, he was appointed Governor of the Central Bank of T\u00fcrkiye for a term of five years. He founded Earl Global Consulting Co., Ltd. to provide advice to governments, financial institutions, non-governmental organizations and special clients on the international financial architecture, supply, development and future of T\u00fcrkiye's economic and political system. In 2000, Ersler won the Euromoney Magazine Central Bank Person of the Year award; In 1999 and 2000, he was named the top central bank governor by Global Finance Magazine. He is also a regular columnist of HaberTurk, a T\u00fcrkiye news newspaper, and the host of Bloomberg Business Economics Program. Earl teaches courses in international financial markets, banking, macroeconomics, and public governance at different universities. He graduated from the Department of Political Science of Ankara University, T\u00fcrkiye, with a bachelor's degree, and obtained a master's degree in international economics from Vanderbilt University in the United States.
Gene Claude Trichet
Jean-Claude Trichet is one of the most famous central bankers in the world. He was President of the European Central Bank from 2003 to 2011 and Governor of the Bank of France from 1993 to 2003. At present, he is Honorary President of the Bank of France, Chairman of the Thirty Group, Chairman of the Trilateral Commission of the Eurogroup, President of the French national Scientific Aviation participation company SOGEPA, member of the Steering Committee of the Bilderberg Group and the Academy de France. In 1986, he was director of the Private Office of the Secretary of Economic Affairs, managing the Treasury and privatization of Edward Balladur, and in 1987 served as Secretary of the Treasury and a member of the Thirty Group, an influential financial advisory firm in Washington. In the same year, he was appointed an alternate Governor of the Bank of France, the International Monetary Fund and the Ombudsman of the World Bank. Trichet served as chairman of the European Monetary Committee from 1992 until 1993, when he was appointed Governor of the Bank of France. He was Chairman of the Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of France in 1994 and a member of the European Monetary Committee from 1994 to 1998, after which he was appointed to the Governing Council of the European Central Bank. After his first term as governor of the Bank of France, he was re-elected for a second term. In addition, Trichet has served as President of the European Central Bank, President of the Group of 10 Central banks, Chairman of the European Systemic Risk Board, Chairman of the Group of 10 Central Banks and Chairman of the Supervisory Board for eight years from 2003 to 2011. In 2007, he was named Person of the Year by the Financial Times; Twice named Decision-maker of the Year by the International Economic Journal in 1991 and 2007; Named European Banker of the Year by the Banker Magazine in 2008; Named Central Banker of the Year by the 20+1 Organization in 2007; Named Central Banker of the Year 2008 by European Banking Magazine.