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Jean-Pierre Sauvage
诺贝尔化学奖| (1990) | b. 1944年
Jed Jagger
Jed's childhood coincided with the prevalence of pop art in New York. Andy Warhol's factory inspired and nurtured Jed's painting talent. He once said a famous saying, 'I like Mick and Bianca, but Jed's growth rate far exceeds mine.'. I taught her how to color, and she taught me how to play monopoly. She is 4 years old and I am 44 years old. Jed began her artistic career in the late 1980s. After studying painting in Florence, she held several successful exhibitions, and her free spirited entrepreneurial spirit led her to establish Jed Company, using the rich and colorful Bohemian style aesthetics to create unique jewelry. Her jewelry was initially only sold at Paul Smith stores around the world. The response from customers and the media was very enthusiastic, and since then, Jed's jewelry has been sold by internationally renowned retailers including Maxfields, Goodman, Barnes, Klaette, Brown, The Cross, and some popular places. Jed Company has become a global enterprise. Jed's commercial success was noticed by jewelry companies Aspre and Gallard. In September 2000, she was appointed as a fine jeweler in the House of Representatives, and after seven years of creative director work, she created many timeless collectibles, successfully bringing the world's oldest luxury brand into the 21st century. Its unique wing design remains the best-selling product in the House of Representatives. The Gallard store designed and opened by Jed has locations in London, New York, Tokyo, and Los Angeles. In 2004, Jed and her long-term design partner Tom Bartlett teamed up with John Hicks Cox, Phillips Stark, and Yoo to design a unique international apartment. This is the first apartment in New York. Shortly thereafter, a lake was designed in Kotswald, the most sought after hideout in England, to provide living space for Yoo's Boglion hotel project in Marrakesh, and four impressive apartment buildings were under construction in Mumbai. In 2008, the Jagger Dagger, designed specifically for Snow Tree Vodka, was exhibited on a world tour, bringing Jed's design to the forefront of the world. This work is a precious ice cone made of platinum and lapis lazuli. Not only did Jed design world-renowned interior designs and jewelry, but she also expanded her career into the fashion field, designing fashion and luxury items, and along with her jewelry, she sold them at her first store on St. John's Road in West End London in November 2009. In 2010, Jed took over one of the most famous design jobs in her career to redesign the most famous perfume bottle of Guerlain - Charimar. This includes the production of two unique jewelry bottles, with a top hand inlaid series of sapphires and polka diamonds. This design increased the annual sales of perfume by 42% year on year. In 2011, Jed received a new opportunity to redesign the label of the Little Pok \u00e9 mon at one of Bordeaux's largest wine brands, Pok \u00e9 mon Estate. Combining the elegant design of jewelry with her understanding of this exquisite wine, Jed reshaped the brand label image. Nowadays, in addition to focusing on fine handmade jewelry, Jed also frequently visits India to obtain inspiration from traditional Indian materials and transform them for sale to contemporary customers. Jed's unique sensibility, combined with exquisite luxury and rational value, has created all aspects of the Jed Jagger brand.
Jeffrey Hall
On October 2, 2017, Jeffrey was awarded the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. On October 2, 2017, the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was announced, and Jeffrey C Hall, Michael Rosbash, and Michael W Young jointly won the awards. The reason is the discovery of molecular mechanisms that control circadian rhythms. Life on Earth has long adapted to the rotation of this planet. For many years, we have known that various living organisms, including humans, have a biological clock that can help us predict and adapt to the cycle patterns of each day. But how does this biological clock actually work? Jeffrey C Hall, Michael Rosbash, and Michael W Young have explored and successfully elucidated the internal workings of the biological clock. Their discovery explains how plants, animals, and humans adapt to their own biological rhythms and stay in sync with the rotation of the Earth. The three winners used fruit flies as model organisms to isolate a gene that can control daily biological rhythms. They demonstrated through research that a protein encoded by this gene accumulates continuously at night and then undergoes decomposition during the day. In addition, they also discovered other related protein components in this biological process, revealing the mechanism by which cells manage this self-sustaining operation. We now know that the biological clocks of other multicellular organisms, including humans, all operate in the same mechanism. With extraordinary precision, the biological clock allows our body to adapt to various daily changes. It is responsible for regulating various important bodily functions such as behavior, hormone levels, sleep, body temperature, and metabolism. When there is a brief conflict between the external environment and the biological clock, our health will be affected. For example, when we cross multiple time zones by plane, there may be a situation where the time difference cannot be reversed. In addition, if there is a chronic disharmony between lifestyle and the rhythm required by the biological clock, it can affect the occurrence of various diseases in the body. Jeffrey Hall was born in Brooklyn, New York in 1945. He is an academician of the National Academy of Sciences and the American Academy of Humanities and Sciences, and is currently an emeritus professor at Waltham Brandeis University in the United States. In 1971, he obtained a doctoral degree in genetics from the University of Washington, Seattle, and later engaged in postdoctoral research at the California Institute of Technology. In 1974, he joined Brandeis University to teach and was promoted to professor in 1986. After retiring from Brandeis University, he joined Orono Maine University to teach and retired a few years ago.
Jeffrey Sachs
Jeffrey Sachs is a renowned American economist, expert on global development, professor at Columbia University, former director of the Earth Institute at Columbia University, and special adviser to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Born in Michigan in 1954, Sachs earned bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees from Harvard University and became a young professor at the age of 29. A former chairman of the World Health Organization's Commission on Macroeconomics and Health, he has been an economic adviser to governments in Latin America, Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union, Asia and Africa, and is the father of shock therapy. He is director of the United Nations Millennium Project and Special Adviser to former United Nations Secretaris-General Kofi Annan and Ban Ki-moon, a global plan to dramatically reduce extreme poverty, disease and hunger by 2015. In 2004 and 2005, Time magazine named him one of the 100 most influential people in the world. The New York Times also praised him as" The world's most famous economist. . He was also included by the French magazine Le Nouvel Observateur in its list of the world's 50 most important leaders. Sachs, who has published more than 100 scholarly works, is widely regarded as an authority on international economic issues of his time, and he is an important pioneer in advocating the harmonization of economic and ecological development. Sachs has received numerous awards and honors, including fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Harvard Research Institute, and Fellow of the World Econometrics Association. He is a member of the Brookings Economists Group, the Advisory Board of the Chinese Economists Association, and many other organizations. He received honorary degrees from the University of St. Gallen in Sweden in 1990, from the University of Pacifico in Peru in 1997, from Lingnan College in Hong Kong in 1998, from Varna University of Economics in Bulgaria in May 2000, and from Iona University in New York. Jeffrey Sachs 'research interests include the relationship between health and development, economic geography, globalization, the transition to a market economy in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, international macroeconomic policy coordination in international financial markets, primary markets, economic development and growth, global competitiveness, and macroeconomic policy in developing and developed countries. Sachs is the author of two landmark books on enlightened, sustainable global development. The economics of shared wealth on a crowded planet reminds us that unless we adopt a new economic model - inclusive, cooperative, environmentally friendly - the global economy will collapse. In his New York Times bestseller, The End of Poverty: The Economic Possibilities of Today, Sachs offers a broad view of the key to economic success in the modern world. Sachs has kept an eye on America's international relations, and in addition to angrily denouncing Trumpism, Sachs has proposed a series of progressive policy solutions that he believes can put all people, not just Americans, first.
Jenny Shipley
Jenny Shipley, the 36th Prime Minister of New Zealand and also the first female Prime Minister of New Zealand. Jenny Shipley served as the leader of the National Party until December 2001. After retiring from politics, she ran her own consulting company and served as a consultant for several companies, while also participating in the business of other companies. Jenny Shipley has been a member of the New Zealand National Party since 1975 and has been serving as a leader at the grassroots level for a long time. She has done many practical things for the local community. In 1987, she was successfully elected as a councilor for the Ashenburg constituency. After being elected as a member of parliament, Shipley was appointed as the Minister of Social Welfare and spokesperson for the Ministry of Health in the shadow cabinet of the National Party. During her tenure, she actively solved many important issues for women. Hippley quickly rose to prominence in the shadow cabinet due to his outstanding work performance, and the unnoticed frontline legislator was quickly promoted to the 11th position in the ruling National Party. Jenny Shipley served as Minister of Social Welfare and Minister of Women's Affairs after the victory of the New Zealand National Party led by James Brendan Borg in the 1990 election, and as Minister of Health in 1993. During her tenure, she was a controversial figure, with numerous measures such as cutting social welfare and reforming the healthcare system causing controversy. With increasing dissatisfaction within the National Party with its leader James Borg, Jeanne Shipley successfully gained the support of most party members during her overseas visit in December 1997, forcing James Borg to resign and succeeding him as Prime Minister of New Zealand. Although she led New Zealand through the controversial parliamentary election crisis and the Asian economic crisis during her tenure as Prime Minister, and achieved an economic growth rate of 4%, laying the foundation for later New Zealand's economic success. But Jenny Shipley's government is still a very unstable one. Especially during this period, the relationship between the National Party and its coalition partner, the New Zealand Priority Party, continued to deteriorate. On August 14, 1998, Winston Peters, the leader of the New Zealand Priority Party, was ultimately excluded from the government cabinet, marking the end of cooperation between the two parties. The rupture of the alliance has also caused trouble for the priority party. Party leader Winston Peters, with the support of more than half of his party's lawmakers, stopped supporting the Jeanne Shipley government. However, there are still many priority party members who have withdrawn from political parties and become independent legislators, or are attempting to form their own political parties. Jenny Shipley never followed half of the members of the Priority Party and successfully obtained enough votes to maintain the National Party government. Jenny Shipley served as the leader of the National Party until December 2001, when Bill Ingley took over his position. Jenny Shipley retired from Congress and officially withdrew from the political stage. After retiring from politics, she ran her own consulting company and served as a consultant for several companies. She also participated in the business of other companies, helping New Zealand education institutions and private companies improve their performance and open up international markets. She has made several business visits to China, making outstanding contributions to the economic, tourism, and commercial cooperation between China and New Zealand. On March 29, 2015, Jenny Shipley became a member of the Boao Forum for Asia.
Jeremy Rifkin
Jeremy Rifkin is the President of the Economic Trends Foundation and a best-selling author of 19 books on the impact of changes in science and technology on the economy, labor, society, and environment. His works have been translated into over 35 languages and used in hundreds of universities, businesses, and government agencies around the world. His recent works include the Third Industrial Revolution, Empathetic Civilization, Hydrogen Economy, and the European Dream. Rivkin has been an advisor to the European Union for the past decade. Mr. Rivkin served as an advisor during the Spanish government's rotating presidency of the European Union from January 1 to June 30, 2010, and also served as an advisor to French President Nicolas Sarkozy, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, and Portuguese Prime Minister Jose Socrates' Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero and Slovenian Prime Minister Yanezyanza during their respective rotating presidency of the European Council. Currently, he serves as an advisor to the European Commission, the European Parliament, and some EU heads of state. He is the main architect of the EU's third industrial revolution long-term economic sustainable development plan to address the triple challenges of global economic crisis, energy security, and climate change. It was officially approved by the European Parliament in 2007 and is currently being implemented in the European Commission and 27 member countries. Mr. Rifkin is also the founder and chairman of the Third Industrial Revolution Global CEO Business Roundtable, which consists of 100 world leading companies in renewable energy, construction, construction, IT, electricity, utilities, transportation, and logistics industries. His team is collaborating with urban, regional, and national governments to study the planning of infrastructure for transitioning the economy to a post carbon third industrial revolution. Since 1994, Rifkin has been serving as a senior lecturer in the executive education program at the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania, the world's top ranked business school. He writes monthly columns for many of the world's leading newspapers and magazines, including The Los Angeles Times, The Guardian, and others.
Jeremy White
As the product editor of Wired Magazine, Jeremy White is primarily responsible for identifying and evaluating cutting-edge products in innovation and design. He edited the magazine's tools section, Gear, to showcase and test the best connected products such as smartphones, wearable devices, nano drones, supercars, interior decor, architecture, and more. He has extensive knowledge in the product field, predictive design, and technological trends, so he is often appointed to provide consulting services by some of the world's major consumer brands in industrial design and user experience. White often appears on behalf of magazines on BBC and Sky News. For over 10 years, he has been writing about technology and design, and is currently a technical expert on the Harrods and Telegraph Luxury websites at Harrods Department Store. Before working at Wired magazine WIRED, Jeremy was a digital editor for the How to Consume section of the Financial Times, while before that, he worked as a technical editor at Esquire magazine. White often introduces his experience in life products at events held online, and is responsible for organizing exclusive release events to showcase the latest achievements in the fields of automotive, technology, design, and art.
Jerry Kaplan
Jerry Kaplan, founder of Onsale, the father of touchscreen pens and tablets, is an associate professor at Stanford University and author of the artificial intelligence era. He is a well-known computer scientist. He has published over 20 academic papers at ACM and IEEE conferences. He was the first to create touchscreen pens and tablets, and also the earliest to design the prototype of smartphones. He founded GO Company in 1987 to design and develop tablets, 20 years before the iPad. He co founded the online auction website Onsale in 1994, three years before eBay., The book recommended by Li Kaifu in the era of artificial intelligence, which he wrote, has been translated into multiple languages and published worldwide. The book discusses that the arrival of the intelligent age has brought two major impacts to human society: persistent unemployment and the widening wealth gap. In this book, Kaplan establishes a complete ecosystem from mechanisms such as enterprise, taxation, and insurance, enabling everyone in society to benefit from technological development. This is the symbiotic form in which humans and machines can achieve mutual benefit in society, and Jerry Kaplan has a rich personal experience. He has achieved considerable success in both the academic field and the corporate field. As an inventor, he invented many technologies that are now used in daily life, such as the backend database of a natural language consulting system that he invented during his collaboration with SRI International in 1981. He also wrote the first numeric keyboard program. In 1987, he developed the Lotus Personal Assistant Platform, which was also the first personal assistant platform
Jessica Barker
Jessica Barker is an expert in researching the humanized characteristics of network security issues. In 2017, she was named one of the 20 most influential cybersecurity women in the UK and won the 50 Outstanding Technology Women Awards. Buckle's technical knowledge and sociological background give her unique insights, as she excels in conveying technical information to audiences outside the technical field. From multinational corporations to small and medium-sized enterprises, she has been invited to participate in organizational activities of different scales. Buckle's work revolves around the psychological and sociological perspectives of cybersecurity, particularly in areas such as cybersecurity threats, social engineering, effective communication of cybersecurity information, cybersecurity fear, and cybersecurity language. Her areas of expertise include cybersecurity awareness, behavior, and culture. Buckle collaborates with TeenTech and Cyber Security Challenge in the UK to encourage young people to further participate in cybersecurity.
Jian Shixun
Jian Shixun served as the Chief Economist of HSBC for 17 years. Jian Shixun's famous book, The Solemn New World, was once described by former US Treasury Secretary Larry Summers as a very important book at a critical moment. This book was published in 2017 and included in the FT-McKinsey Business Book of the Year. It was later selected as the Best Book of the Year by the Financial Times. His other book, when money dried up, was also selected as the book of the year by the Financial Times, The Economist, and The Times. Between 2014 and 2017, Jian Shixun was a member of the Financial Times Exchange. In the words of the Financial Times, major policy makers, scholars, and writers around the world were commenting on agenda arrangements. In 2018, in addition to writing for the Financial Times and The Times, he also became a columnist for Flag Evening News. During the 2015-17 UK elections, he was a special advisor to the UK Parliament's Finance Committee. As part of an investment portfolio, he was appointed as a senior economic advisor to HSBC in 2015 after his career at HSBC ended. During his time at HSBC Group, he was directly responsible for HSBC's global economic business and coordinated the research work of HSBC's economists worldwide. Jian Shixun Stephen King's book When Money Runs Out: The End of Western Prosperity: When the Money Runs Out was published by Yale University Press in 2013. It was later recognized as an excellent work of the year by Financial Times, Economist, and Times. His first book, Losing Control, was published by Yale University Press in 2010 and is widely acclaimed for exploring the impact of the rise of emerging countries worldwide on Western economic prosperity. The research report written by Jian Shixun covers a wide range of economic fields, such as the recent Southern Silk Road, research on the economic connections of new South South cooperation, and how to solve the problems of the eurozone. In 2012, Jian Shixun became a chief commentator for the Financial Times. Only timely and insightful comments from globally renowned leaders, decision-makers, and commentators were selected as the chief commentator for the Financial Times. He regularly writes key reviews for mainstream global newspapers. For the past decade, he has written a weekly column for the Independent newspaper in the UK. Jian Shixun also frequently appears on television and radio programs. From 2004 to 2014, Jian Shixun served as a member of the British government's Asia Task Force. He served on the House of Commons Treasury Committee and the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee on the impact of globalization on the economy
Jim Carroll
Jim Carroll, a writer, focuses on connecting future trends and innovating. Carol is a globally recognized thought leader and authority, focusing on areas such as global trends, rapid changes in business models, the collapse of business models during periods of economic turmoil, and the need to accelerate innovation. As an authoritative figure, he has a deep understanding of contemporary cutting-edge trends, including autonomous driving technology, sensing technology, Internet of Things, 3D printing, virtual reality, production and storage technology of alternative energy, genetic drugs, virtual medicine, advanced robotics and artificial intelligence, blockchain and virtual payment, machine learning and robotics, crowdsourced intelligence, and next-generation research and development technology. Carol decodes the world of cryptocurrencies and points out the opportunities and challenges that the end of the traditional concept of money will bring. He believes that the application of blockchain technology is not limited to Bitcoin, and distributed accounting will change all industries, challenging the legal essence of the concept of \receiving and receiving\ and sparking a wave of innovation around business models. Carol has published multiple books, including 'Surviving the Information Age', 'The Future Belongs To That Who Are Fast, Ready, Set' How to Innovate When Faster is the New Fast and What I Learned From Frogs in Texas: Saving Your Skin with Forward Thinking Innovation.
Jim Harris
Jim Harris is one of the most famous management consultants, writer, and disruptive innovation thinkers in North America. A survey conducted jointly by Canadian market research firm Ledger and the Global Mail found that 88% of CEOs believe that innovation is crucial for raising revenue ceilings and enhancing profitability. Only 33% of CEOs are satisfied with their current achievements. Jim's speech on future trends mainly focuses on how to promote growth and improve profitability. His work areas include the health and wellness sector, government, financial services, retailers, professional service companies, and more. His book Enterprise Supersense Thinking is an international bestseller - named the best business book in the European edition of the London Financial Times. The book examines why businesses and the entire industry are subject to unexpected shocks, and how can decision-makers identify early warning signals? How should leaders establish systems and structures to prevent unexpected losses to the organization? Harris' second book, The Paradox of Knowledge, was nominated for the National Business Book Award in Canada and has been on the bestseller list multiple times. Business books list it as one of the top ten business books in North America. Harris is also a co author of the best-selling Canadian book, Canada's 100 Most Worthy Companies to Work for. As a management consultant, Harris collaborates with top companies, Fortune 500 companies, and many organizations looking to become one of them. From 1992 to 1996, he served as the Canadian representative of the Covey Leadership Center to explain Stephen Covey's book \The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People\ to clients.
Jim O'Neill
Jim O'Neill, the former chief economist of Goldman Sachs Group, is currently an honorary professor of economics at the University of Manchester, and graduated from Sheffield University and Surrey University. My main research interest is in the foreign exchange market. In May 2015, he was appointed as the Commerce Secretary of the Treasury by George Osborne, who was then the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer. Resigned as Secretary of Commerce at the UK Treasury in September 2016. Jim's most famous achievement is the inventor of the important term BRICs in the BRICS countries, which has also become synonymous with Brazil, Russia, India, and China representing future growth opportunities. On November 20, 2001, Jim O'Neill, then the head of global economic research at Goldman Sachs and the chief economist of Goldman Sachs, published a report titled \The Global Need for Better Economic Bricks\. Due to the similarity between the English initials Bric and Brick in the report for Brazil, Russia, India, and China, the report is regarded as the birthplace of the BRICS countries. From then on, Jim O'Neill was seen as the 'Mr. BRICS' and became popular worldwide. Ernie graduated from the University of Sheffield, studying economics and geography, but as a rebellious student, he also took a detour during his academic years. After a year of enrollment, I gave up geography and drank alcohol all day, playing football for the school team. O'Neal was honest that he was much more interested in football than in class. In the following days, he balanced his personal football hobby and career reasonably and obtained a master's and doctoral degree successively. In his career, he also adhered to his perseverance, so in the foreign exchange market, which he regarded as an area of interest, O'Neill fully demonstrated his personal talent. Former BBC Chairman Davis once praised O'Neill as the top foreign exchange economist of the past decade. In the field of economics, O'Neill found his own niche. In 2001, when the concept of the BRICS was first proposed, O'Neill predicted that the four countries would change the pattern of the world economy. Today, after the global financial crisis, he himself seems more confident that the four countries will change the world. The fact also proves that what he said is true. The development of the BRICS countries has indeed gained global recognition and will enter a high-speed development channel in the future. He has a special fondness for China, and he believes that China should be the leader among the four countries. O'Neill said, 'I continue to be more optimistic about China's growth prospects.'.
Jim Rogers
Jim Rogers is an internationally renowned investor and professor of finance. He has a legendary investment experience. He, Buffett, Soros and known as the world's three major financial giants, known as the myth of Wall Street. From the stunning Quantum fund he founded with financial tycoon George Soros to the boastful Rogers International Commodity Index RICI, from two global investments to Jon Trains Money Masters of Our Time, Jack Schwagers Market Wizards and other famous yearbook included, all make the world admire. Jim Rogers was the third central figure to introduce the Quantum fund, and the most dashing, travelling the world while investing. This is Jim Rogers, one of the founders of the Quantum Fund and the globe-trotting global investor known as the father of the Austrian stock market. Jim Rogers is a former partner of Quantum Fund, which made Southeast Asian countries tremble in 1997. He is an internationally renowned investor and professor of finance. He was once named by Jon Train#39; s Modern investment guru, Jack Schwager; s market Wizards and other famous yearbook included. Rogers was also Time, The Washington Post, The New York Times, Barron's; s, Forbes, Fortune, The Wall Street Journal, The Wall Street Journal, The Financial Times long-time contributor. He graduated from Yale University in 1964, studied at Oxford University from 1964 to 1966, co-founded Quantum Foundation with George Soros in 1970, and achieved remarkable achievements. After leaving Quantum Foundation in 1980, he lectured at Columbia University Business School, and completed his first round-the world trip in 1989-1990. In 1998, the Rogers International Commodity Index RICI was established, and by November 2003, the index had reached an increase of 11973%, exceeding the main index of the same period. In 1999, when I traveled around the world for the second time, I invested in Shanghai B shares and also achieved great success. Time Time called it the Indiana Jones of finance.
Jin Xuezhu
Jin Xuezhu is the former Executive Secretary of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific. He is also the chairman of the Asia Pacific Economic Conference held annually in Seoul, South Korea. Every time, leaders of countries from various regions around the world attend this forum to express their opinions and ideas. He has extensive experience in both the public and private sectors, as well as in the international civil service. His career in government service includes serving as an ambassador for international economic affairs in Korea, serving as a secretary to the Minister of Commerce and Industry, and working as a senior researcher with the Korea Institute for International Economic Policy. During the Kim Jong il administration, the background of the banking industry was represented by the Bank of Korea, the Bank of Korea, in London. The highlights of his private sector career include Executive Director and Chairman of Daewoo International Steel Company in New York, as well as Chairman of Hanyi Bank Research Institute in Seoul. In the 1980s, he served as the Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations and as the Chief Planner for two Pacific island developing countries, as well as the Chief Technical Advisor for Vanuatu and Solomon Islands. He revitalized the Colombo Plan for Economic and Social Development, consisting of 24 members in the Asia and Pacific region, emphasizing key cooperation in human resource development and cooperation.
Jinji Hadaga
Ginger Hadago recently left Southwest Airlines, the nation's largest airline, after 25 years as senior vice president of culture and communications. As a member of the CEO's Executive Leadership team, Ginger is responsible for leading a team of 150 people to build and sustain the organization's storied culture and communications. Recognized as a global authority on building and sustaining organizational culture, Ginger is responsible for fostering organizational culture through events that serve to communicate internally and externally. Ginger is a world-renowned cultural ambassador for Southwest Airlines, and for her tireless efforts, Southwest Airlines has been named one of Fortune's 10 Most Admired Companies in the World for 23 consecutive years. Above all, she is committed to upholding the values that have made Southwest's culture endure - putting people first, treating customers as family, fostering culture, and leading change. In addition to leading Southwest's Best Place to Work initiative, Hadgar has spearheaded cultural and communications change at the airline, expanding communications capabilities by building stronger internal communications capabilities and focusing on corporate philanthropy programs. In addition, she leads the company's Culture Committee, which is responsible for employee recognition and engagement, as well as all company celebrations. On the occasion of her retirement, Southwest CEO Gary Kelly commented on Ginger's contributions to Southwest Airlines. She is an invaluable business partner, advisor and mentor. She is very infectious and brings a constant positive energy and enthusiasm to those around her. She has built a super team that we are proud of and continues her commitment to brand excellence. Over the course of her career, Ginger has received numerous awards and honors, including PR Week's Top 50 and Texas's 50 Most Powerful Women in PR. In 2007, Southern Methodist University awarded him the title of Legendary Communicator. She was inducted into the Public Relations Hall of Fame in 2015, received the Legacy Award from the Plank Leadership Center in 2016, and was selected as executor of the James C. Bowling Intramural Lecture Series at the University of Kentucky in 2005. Ginger currently serves on the boards of two global organizations - Ronald McDonald House Charities Foundation and the Arthur Page Society. She is a board member of The Trinity Park Conservancy in Dallas, the new president of the Trinity Commons Foundation, Board advisor, Center for Performance Excellence, Dallas. Before that, She has held positions with Novartis of Switzerland, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Business Civic Leadership Center, and Big Brothers and Sisters of Metropolitan Board consultant for Dallas, Southwest Cares, and the Council of Public Relations Firms. Ginger joined Southwest Airlines in 1990 after holding positions in marketing and public relations at Maxus Energy, Diamond Shamrock and Life Insurance Company of the Southwest. Ginger holds a Bachelor's degree in Advertising and Public Relations from Texas Tech University and is a recognized distinguished alumnus of Texas Tech's School of Mass Communication. In 2017, Kingy launched the brand Unstoppable Cultures, which aims to help companies create culture and make it last. As a consultant and speaker, Ginger is highly sought after for her expertise and global visibility, and Google and Princeton University have extended invitations to her events.
Jo malone
When Zumalong was young, her family had a poor economic environment. She grew up in a low-cost national residence provided by the government. Her father was an architect and artist, and her mother used to be a manicurist before becoming a beautician. When customers came to have their faces done, she would help her mother arrange dressing supplies in the kitchen, and the mother and daughter worked together seamlessly. Zumalon's father painted on weekdays and took him to a market in southern London on Saturdays to sell his paintings. Due to her parents' poor financial management skills, Zumalong's childhood life was not easy. Sometimes she had a lot of money, or else she was penniless. She became a young adult at a very young age. After going to school, Zumalong suffered from reading disabilities, often falling behind in exams and being punished by the teacher to stand in a chair, which made her feel ashamed. But since childhood, she has a keen sense of smell that is superior to others. As long as she has smelled the taste, she can easily find the formula. Her nose is like a paintbrush, and when she smells the taste, she can see the color in her mind. In 1994, Zumalong, who had no diploma, started her own business in her kitchen. She worked in a flower shop during the day and made faces in the kitchen at night. And quickly gained the attention of the beauty industry. Once, she concocted a nutmeg and ginger scented bath oil for customers, but it was unexpectedly popular. Someone bought 100 bottles at once to open the party, and 86 of the guests who attended the party purchased the same bath oil from Zumarong. Since then, Zumalon began to officially develop perfume. Perhaps because she has no formal training, her perfume is unique. Compared with other famous perfume, Zumalon's perfume fragrance is very simple, often with only one or two main flavors. Her favorite flavors are citrus and vanilla, which are often layered. She opened her first store on 154 Walton Street in London and quickly gained attention and became a popular local store. The innovation of this store is the key to its success, and Zumalong's enthusiasm and spirit also endow this store with unique value. In 1999, Zumalon's perfume was appreciated by the boss of New York's high-end department store, Bodolf Goodman, and entered this top luxury store. Soon, Est \u00e9 e Lauder acquired a majority stake in Zumarong Company. This is a milestone for the Zumalon brand. As the chairman, Zumalong continuously develops new products and promotes innovative concepts in the field of beauty and lifestyle. In 2010, Zumalong turned to the television industry. In May, she recorded her first interview on the BBC program. Zumalong inspires small business owners by sharing their retail experience and entrepreneurial spirit - their careers are full of light. In March 2011, Zumarong announced the start of her new career - the new fragrance brand quota; The launch of Jo Loves quota; Its inspiration comes from what has been inspiring her in Zumarong's heart. The new product includes the color of love, and the brand's trademark is red and blue, which looks like a ribbon passing through the earth. She admitted that starting a second business was more difficult than her first one, but the bumpy growth path of her childhood honed her spirit, allowing her to face consecutive challenges and create a better life. Zu
Joan Laporta
Joan Laporta is the former president of Barcelona Football Club. In 2003, a new group of young and vibrant executives joined Barcelona Football Club, bringing about a real transformation. They are committed to enhancing the economic and social value of the club, and are prepared to build a winning team with social influence. They have implemented a series of innovative measures, including developing a unique football style, establishing the Barcelona Football Club Foundation, forming a global alliance with UNICEF, establishing a network of international solidarity centers, and adopting modern club operating procedures, policies, and standards. During the seven years of La Porta's presidency, Barcelona Club won one World Cup, two European Cups, one European Super Cup, four leagues, one Copa del Rey, three Spanish Super Cups, and three Catalan Cups. The club's annual budget has increased from 12.3 billion euros to 44.5 billion euros, and the number of members has increased from 106135 to 173701. After stepping down as the president of the football club, Laporta became a member of the Catalan Parliament and a city councilor of the Barcelona City Council. As a practicing lawyer, Laporta founded Laporta Arbos, a company composed of lawyers, economists, and a large number of professionals with business and civil service backgrounds. Their mission is to provide truly integrated services to businesses. La Porta is the mediator of the ICC International Arbitration Tribunal in Paris, the Universitat Pompeu Fabra of Pompey Fabra University, a consultant to the UPF School of Economics and Business, and a personal advisor to the Japanese Consul in Barcelona.
Joanna Hilde
Hilde is the Chairman of Tech City in London and the Chief Advisor to the UK Prime Minister for the Digital Economy. In October 2014, she was appointed as a lifelong aristocrat of the British House of Lords. She is a senior figure in the technology industry and a member of parliament, serving as Deputy Secretary of State and Internet Security Commissioner in the UK; Minister of National Security. Before serving as the chairman of the Tech City, she was the Vice President and General Manager of Facebook Europe, Middle East, and Africa. Prior to this, she served as the Managing Director of Google Europe, Russia, Middle East, and Africa. In the early stages of her career, she served as the president of AOL Public Network after acquiring Bebo website under Time Warner's AOL company. During his tenure at Bebo, Hilde served as the CEO, leading the company to grow to 50 million users and ultimately being acquired with a market value of $8.5 billion. As a representative of the UK Department of the Interior and the US Department of Justice, Hilde is currently responsible for the industry activities of the UK\/US task force to crack down on online sexual abuse of children. In 2014, she launched the WeProtect Forum to encourage the technology industry to develop innovative solutions to issues related to network abuse and exploitation. In 2013, Computer Weekly named Hilde the most influential woman in the UK IT industry, and in the same year, she received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the UK Interactive Media Association. She ranked first among the 2011 100 influencers selected by Wired Magazine and sixth among the 2012 100 influencers selected by The Guardian. In 2013, she was named one of the 100 most influential women in the UK by the BBC's Radio 4 Women's Time program. In 2014, she was awarded the Order of the British Empire on the Queen's New Year Honors List in recognition of her contributions to the digital industry and volunteering for young people. She served on the board of directors of the London Stock Exchange and was a director of the American School in London. She used to be a trustee for institutions such as the UK Save the Children Fund, the National Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse There4Me project, and the Women's Business Association established by British Prime Minister Theresa May. The WeProtect Forum is one of her important actions to bring together government, law enforcement, and industry forces to create groundbreaking solutions to protect children worldwide from cybersexual abuse and exploitation.
Joe Divana
Microsoft Internet Explorer402DocumentNotSpecified78Normal0 The Economist magazine once evaluated Jodi Wanna as a polymath, meaning a knowledgeable and versatile person. Joe is the Managing Director of Maris Strategies, a research institution that specializes in providing innovative research and consulting for financial institutions and government departments. With over 30 years of management and strategic expertise, it has helped countless companies rethink financial services and development strategies, product research and development, and service creation. Qiao is committed to the banking and finance industry, with a special focus on value management, achieving top line growth, banking professional ethics, and the development of the banking industry in emerging industries, especially research on Islamic, African, and Chinese banking industries. He is the co founder of the annual Fortune 500 Islamic Bank selected by Banker magazine and a writer who has published works in many magazines and industry magazines. He also led a series of competitive strategies titled Islamic Bank. Qiao's research is mostly adopted by retail banks, central banks, government agencies, universities, and academic institutions in Africa, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Qiao's financial training courses have been adopted by many well-known banks, including Barclays Bank, HSBC, Citibank, Visa, Master, First National Bank of South Africa, ABSA, Minsheng Bank, Bank of China, Shanghai Pudong Bank, Everbright Bank, and some financial conglomerates in the Middle East.