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Kevin Ellis
Kevin Ellis is an experienced technology executive with extensive experience in entrepreneurship, high-speed growth, and international expansion. In 2007, Ellis became the President of LinkedIn Europe and was also the first employee of LinkedIn outside the United States. His main responsibility is to expand LinkedIn's business to Europe. In the following four years, he participated in leading the development and implementation of a high growth strategy, helping LinkedIn expand its business to five countries and hiring over 200 new team members in Europe, maintaining a year-on-year growth rate of over 150%. Although he led the high growth international strategy of SideStep and AltaVista International, his work experience at LinkedIn provided profound insights into the rapidly growing new world. Ellis is also the founding mentor of the UK government's Technology City program, which supports digital entrepreneurship in the UK by lowering the threshold for success and creating a prosperous ecosystem. He actively participates in youth education technology charity activities and is a board member of Apps for Good, a social enterprise committed to changing the way young people interact and understand technology. Ellis is a conscious leadership consultant for high growth enterprises and international expansion, a board member of Essentia Analytics, and an active angel investor.
Kevin Gasker
Kevin is a dynamic and passionate leader with successful practical experience in managing growth, achieving successful turnover, and driving substantial progress for industry leading companies. As one of the most capable managers of his generation, he can help small and medium-sized enterprises define and implement positive changes. He was born as a good communicator, adept at building and motivating management teams, and mobilizing the enthusiasm of employees at all levels within the organization. He possesses qualifications as an engineer and accountant, and obtained a Master of Business Administration degree before starting his career in the construction industry. Afterwards, he switched to the chemical and automotive industries. In 1987, he joined Porsche GB Limited and four years later, at the age of 32, he was appointed as the General Manager of Porsche UK. He took over a company that was close to bankruptcy, but established a world-class team and returned the focus of his business to engineering heritage. In five years, Porsche has transformed from a struggling business into the most profitable car company in the UK. Kevin has thus become one of the 40 outstanding managers under the age of 40 in the UK. In 1996, he became the President of BMW Limited, and the business team he formed constantly sought challenges, setting a four-year growth record. During his tenure, BMW's sales increased by 40% and profits increased by 250%. In 2000, he left BMW to become the European CEO of CarsDirectcom, which surprised the automotive industry. CarsDirectcom is a pioneer in online automotive sales in the United States. After finding that this model is not suitable for Europe, shareholders quickly invested in the United States. The European team took advantage of this opportunity to create Epyx Limited, which became a leading e-commerce solution provider in the UK automotive industry in just eight years. From 2001 to 2009, Kevin served as a founding board member of the team, and in 2009, he sold his shares to the management team and HgCapital. At the same time, Kevin was appointed as the Group CEO of EurotaxGlasses AG. From 2001 to 2007, he led an international team to transform 31 national printing companies into global leaders in online data, systems, and software in the automotive industry. Before becoming a non-executive president in 2007, he led a management buyout worth 4.8 billion euros. He resigned from the company in 2010. Kevin has held positions including the Chairman of the Achilles Group, the global leader in supplier data management, the Chairman of Kurland Automobile Co., Ltd., the partner of the international automotive headhunting company Admetam GmbH, the consulting partner of the European Enterprise Development\/Restructuring Consulting DDA, the development of management skills and team building. Kevin's desire for adventure is not limited to the business sector. He climbed Mount Everest to celebrate his 40th birthday and went to the Arctic alone in 2006 to raise funds for cancer research. Three years later, he brought his 18-year-old son to Antarctica to raise more funds for charity. He recently climbed Mount Kilimanjaro and embarked on his adventurous journey - the highest peak on seven continents. In his spare time, he would relax himself by playing international cricket and rock.
Kevin Kelly
Internet prophet, out of control, What Technology Wants, Technology Elements author and founding editor of Wired magazine, often referred to as KK. Founding editor of Wired magazine. He was the publisher of Jobs' favorite magazine at Global Overview. Speaker and observer of Internet culture, launched the first Hacker conference in 1984. The father of wechat Zhang Xiaolong's most respected Internet prophet, Ma Huateng and many other Internet bigwigs were guests. Zhang Xiaolong has made it clear on several occasions that Kevin Kelly's views on humanity and technology inspired him to develop wechat. In 2012, Ma Huateng had a public dialogue with Kevin Kelly on the topic of the nature of the Internet, which was called the dialogue between the product emperor and the prophecy Emperor by the industry. His analysis and thinking on the future Internet has an important impact on Ma Yun and Lei Jun's layout in the Internet. In fact, Kevin Kelly is a writer, photographer, conservationist, and a scholar of Asian and digital cultures. Articles are frequently published in major mainstream media such as The New York Times and The Economist Times. Masterpieces out of control, what technology wants, technical elements, etc.
Kevin Slavin
Kevin Slavin is the Chief Technology Officer of The Shed, the New York City Center for New Art Creation. He encourages artists to use emerging technological means to express contemporary ideas and images, including augmented and virtual reality, artificial intelligence, synthetic biology, materials science, and locative media. The Shed is New York's first diverse art center, which will open in the spring of 2019. Kevin is a researcher and serial entrepreneur at the Media Lab at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has created many well-known projects and companies that intersect entertainment, gaming, big data, next-generation technology, and design. As the co founder of Area\/Code2005, Kevin took the lead in rethinking game design and development using new technologies such as GPS and DNA testing, as well as new platforms such as Facebook and iOS. Area\/Code collaborates with numerous institutions such as MTV, Disney, Nokia, Nike, and CBS, and was renamed Zynga New York after being acquired by Zynga in 2011. Before the acquisition, their webpage views exceeded billions and their users exceeded 50 million. In 2013, the Media Laboratory Committee of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology ordered Kevin to create a new experimental department, Playful Systems. As a new department, they have established collaborations with chess master Maurice Ashley and the Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Their work has attracted global attention, with reports from major news networks and well-known magazines such as Huffington Post, Discovery, Wired, and New Scientist. Kevin also co founded Everybody at Once, a consulting company that focuses on how viewers and fans interact online with television, movies, and sports. Currently, the company is collaborating with BBC America, BBC News, Starz TV, American public media, and Roma Football Club in Europe. Kevin has worked as a creative director and planner for some large institutions in the United States for 10 years. He has been nominated for most awards in the industry, and Creative Magazine has named him one of the 50 most influential figures in the creative field. As a professor, he teaches in the Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP) at New York University, the Microassembly Laboratory at MIT, Fabrica, and Cooper Union at Cooper Union College, and is the Vice Chairman of the Cooper Union Board of Directors. His works have been exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art, MoMA, New Museum, Storefront for Art and Architecture, and Frankfurt Museum of Modern Art in Frankfurt, Germany \u0308 Modern Kunst exhibition. How algorithms shape the world of big data, finance, and innovation
Kevin Spacey
Kevin Spacey, a Hollywood actor. Kevin's acting skills are deep and introverted, unique, outstanding, and his diverse personalities leave a deep impression on people. He is particularly skilled in playing various insidious and cunning villains, and has played a large number of morally questionable characters, making him a famous black actor. He has won two Oscars, one for Best Supporting Actor and one for Best Actor, and has also made outstanding achievements on TV and stage. In 1999, he was awarded the award by Empire, an authoritative British film magazine; Best Actor in 10 Years; The title of.
Kip Thorne
Kip Thorne was born in 1940 in Logan, Utah, USA and is currently an Honorary Professor of Feynman Theoretical Physics at the California Institute of Technology. From 1967 to 2009, he led a research group at the California Institute of Technology, specializing in relativistic astrophysics and gravitational physics, focusing on the study of relative stars, black holes, and especially gravitational waves. Under his guidance, 53 students obtained doctoral degrees. In addition, Thorn has supervised over 60 postdoctoral fellows. In 1973, he co authored a textbook on gravity with Charles Misner and John Archibald Wheeler. In 2017, he co authored modern classical physics with Roger Branford and was the only author of the book \Black Holes and Time Bending - Einstein's Ghost\. Thorn is a co founder of the LIGO: Laser Interferometer Gravity Wave Observatory project at the Laser Interferometer Gravity Wave Observatory. The other two founders are Rainer Weiss and RWP Drever. With the efforts of the younger generation of physicists, LIGO achieved a breakthrough in September 2015, discovering gravitational waves that arrived at Earth from a distant universe. Thorne has been awarded various major awards such as the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics for his outstanding contributions to LIGO and gravitational wave research. In 2009, Thorne resigned as a professor at Caltech and began to open up a new world in the field of art and scientific research. The material for the movie 'Star Trek' comes from Thorn's co authored book 'Treatment', where Thorn served as the executive producer and scientific advisor. On October 3, 2017, American physicists Rainer Weiss, Kip Thorne, and Barry Barish won the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics for their outstanding contributions to the direct detection of gravitational waves through the conception and design of the Laser Interferometer Gravity Wave Observatory (LIGO). As an American theoretical physicist, Kip Thorne laid the theoretical foundation for gravitational wave detection, pioneered research directions in gravitational wave waveform calculation and data analysis, and made important contributions to LIGO instrument science, especially proposing a series of fundamental concepts in quantum metrology theory. Thorne, along with British physicist Professor Ronald Dreyff, and others, founded the LIGO\/VIRGO collaboration project. LIGO directly detected gravitational waves generated by the merger of two black holes on September 14, 2015, confirming Einstein's prediction made 100 years ago and filling the last missing puzzle in the experimental verification of general relativity. So far, LIGO has confirmed four gravitational wave signals.
Klaus Wovelet
Klaus Wovelet, a German politician, was elected as the mayor of Berlin twice in 2002 and 2006. During his tenure, Wovelet proposed a marketing term that was poor but sexy, which was very innovative. During his tenure as mayor, Berlin was transformed into one of Europe's most fashionable and popular tourist destinations. Wovelet was born on October 1, 1953 in Berlin. Graduated from the Law Department of the Free University of Berlin in 1984. In the same year, he was elected as the youngest member of the Berlin state legislature. Since December 1999, he has been the parliamentary representative chairman of the Social Democratic Party. Elected as mayor in June 2002. When he ran for mayor in June 2001, he self proclaimed himself a homosexual, causing political turmoil. However, the citizens of Berlin were moved by his frankness and chose him as mayor. Wovelet's political career was not smooth sailing, and in his first five years in politics, few people responded to his policies. But Wovelet still made drastic cuts in public sector wages and housing subsidies to cope with Berlin's huge debt of 60 billion euros. Subsequently, Wovelet actively approached international film producers, hoping that they would come to Berlin to produce and shoot films. Under his management, Berlin gradually attracted a large number of artists, fashion designers, and writers. The tourism industry is also thriving. In September 2006, Wovelet was re elected as mayor. Wovelet is a kind and upright person with a clear political style, and has a great reputation among the public. On his first day as mayor, he came to the homeless shelter in Berlin, cooked for the homeless there, and had meals together. Afterwards, gatherings with the people became a must-have for him every month. His bold reforms transformed Berlin from a heavily polluted fog city to an environmentally friendly city with clean air, water conservation, and energy conservation. He proudly said that there is no big city like Berlin, where the number of private cars per 100000 residents is so low.
Kosta Mackays
Kostamakis is a professor of strategy and entrepreneurship and serves as Professor Robert P. Bowman in the Strategic Leadership program at London Business School. He was born in Cyprus and holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Economics with Honours from Boston University, as well as a Master's degree in Business Administration from Harvard Business School in 1985 and a PhD in Business Administration in 1990. He currently works on the editorial board of some academic journals and the board of directors of the Strategic Management Association. He served as a researcher at the World Economic Forum in Davos from 1999 to 2003 and from 2012 to 2013, respectively. Professor Kostamakis has repeatedly ranked among the world's top 50 business thinkers on the Thinkers50 list, and is recognized as one of the most important strategic and innovation experts in the world. As an internationally renowned teacher and conference spokesperson, Professor Markas has conducted research on topics such as strategic innovation, business model innovation, diversification, and international mergers and acquisitions. He mainly explores how mature enterprises implement thorough or disruptive innovation and how they compete with two business models in the same industry. He also explores how companies can create a culture of continuous innovation and the role that individual managers play in making the company more innovative. In recent years, Professor Marches has increasingly focused on social issues and studied how to use management concepts to address social issues such as drug-related crime, poverty, and malnutrition. His upcoming book Reform Architects explores how individuals can design innovative solutions to social problems. He also studies how to use decentralized change processes to expand social innovation and promote it globally. He has published several books on strategy and innovation themes, including some of the best-selling books: All the Right Actions: Creating Breakthrough Strategy Guides; Strategy for changing game rules: How to explore new market space in mature industries by breaking rules. Currently, he is writing a new book from Concept to Impact: How to Increase and Spread Social Innovation.
Kris Gopalakrishnan
Gopalakrishnan is a director of Tata Limited, Chairman of Tata Automotive Parts Systems, Chairman of Laris India, Vice Chairman of Tata Chemical Company, and has served in companies such as Tata Power, Tata Technology, Akzo Nobel India, and BP Castrol India. Since 1967, Mr. Gopalakrishnan Gopala has been known by his friends as a professional manager at Unilever and Tata Group for 31 and 15 years, respectively. In addition, he also served as the Chairman of Unilever Arab, the Executive Director of Brookbond Lipton in Bangalore, and later served as the Vice Chairman of Stanley Company in India. Gopalakrishnan has now majored in physics at Saint Xavier College in Kolkata, engineering at the East Indian Institute of Technology at Camp, and attended advanced management courses at Harvard Business School. He has given numerous lectures in India and other countries, and has taught LWNT Learning Whats Not Taught courses at business schools. He has published articles in many newspapers and journals, and has written many best-selling books, some of which have been translated into Chinese, Hindi, and Tamil for publication and distribution. His works mainly include the case of a bonsai manager, the sudden realization of learning what is less important, the top boss telling you how to become a core manager, the comma in a sentence, and an additional ordinary story of six generations of ordinary family members.
Laguram Rajan
Laguram Rajan is the 23rd Governor of the Reserve Bank of India. On September 4, 2013, he took over the institution of the Central Bank of India and currently serves as the Vice Chairman of the Bank for International Settlements. Lagulam is currently serving as Eric J. Glitzer's Distinguished Professor of Finance at the Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago. Prior to 2007, Laguram was the Chief Economist and Research Director of the International Monetary Fund. Afterwards, he became the Chairman of the Financial Industry Reform Commission of the Indian Government. Lagulam is interested in research areas such as banking, corporate finance, economic development, and particularly the role of finance in economic development. He has published articles in all top economic and financial journals, and has served on the editorial board of American Economic Review and Finance magazines. His work Fault Lines: How Hidden Cracks Still Threaten the World Economy won the Goldman Sachs Book of the Year award, and he also co authored with Luigi Zingales to save capitalism from the capitalists. He is a senior advisor to BDT Capital and Booz and Co, and currently serves on the International Advisory Board of Itau Unibanco, the largest private bank in Brazil. He is the Director of the Chicago Global Affairs Committee and the Auditor General of the US Advisory Board. Laguram is the President of the American Financial Association and a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. In 2003, the American Financial Association awarded Laguram the Fischer Black Prize, the first edition of the Fischer Black Prize, which was awarded biennially to financial economists under the age of 40 who had made significant contributions to financial theory and practice,
Lana El Kalyubi
Lana Elkalubi is the co-founder and CEO of Affectiva, and a pioneer in the next frontier of artificial intelligence - emotional AI. Her award-winning emotion recognition technology is based on a scientific experimental platform that utilizes deep learning and the world's largest emotion database to analyze nearly 4.5 million faces from 75 countries worldwide, collecting over 50 billion emotion data points. Before founding Affectiva, Lana was a research scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Laboratory, leading the application of emotional technology in various fields, including mental health and autism research. She has published articles in multiple publications, including The New Yorker, Wired Magazine, Forbes, Fast Company, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, CNN, CBS, Time, Fortune, and Reddit. As a TED speaker, she is recognized as one of the seven most powerful women of 2014 by entrepreneurs; Ad Age magazine rated her as 40 elite individuals under the age of 40; She has been inducted into the Engineering Hall of Fame and has won the 35 Innovators Under 35 award from Technology Review magazine and the American Ingeniity Award for Technology from Smithsonian magazine.
Larry Downes
Larry Downes, a renowned internet industry analyst and speaker, is committed to improving business strategies in the constantly technological innovation era of the internet. His works on big bang innovation, disruptive laws, and unleashing killer applications are all super bestsellers. Downs has received key coverage from media such as The New York Times and Business Week. His book Liberate Killer Applied Harvard University Press has sold 200000 copies in 1998 and has been rated by The Wall Street Journal as one of the five most important books in the business and technology fields. His new book, \Big Bang Innovation,\ co authored with Paul Nunes, has become a bestseller. The book tells the story that Big Bang Disruption is the latest innovation method that transcends disruptive innovation. It is an innovation with enormous energy that can shake solid businesses within months or even days. Its terrifying speed and enormous influence stem from the disruptive technologies that have flooded the market, which are of better quality and cheaper prices than their predecessors. He often publishes articles in Harvard Business Review, Forbes Magazine, CNET, and The Washington Post, covering interdisciplinary fields such as technology, politics, and business. Tang Si obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from Northwestern University in the United States, and later obtained a Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Chicago. I have taught at Northwestern University Law School, Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago, and Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. I have also served as a non resident researcher at the Internet and Social Studies Center at Stanford University Law School. He has also worked at well-known consulting firms such as Andersen, McKinsey, and CSCIndex. Currently, he is the project director of the Center for Business and Public Policy at Georgetown University and a researcher at the Accenture Institute of Excellence in Performance.
Larry Lindsay
Larry Lindsay is the President and CEO of Lindsay Group. He once held a leading position in politics, academia, and business. Before establishing the Lindsay Group, he served as the Chairman of the White House National Economic Committee and served as the President's Chief Economic Advisor during the 2000 presidential election. Lindsay served as the Director of the Federal Reserve System from 1991 to 1997, serving as a Special Assistant for Domestic Economic Policy for President Bush during his first term, and as a Senior Economist on Tax Policy for President Reagan during his first term. Professor Lindsay served as a professor of economics at Harvard University for five years and also served at the American Enterprise Research Institute. Dr. Lindsay obtained his master's and doctoral degrees from Harvard University. His paper has also been selected as an excellent doctoral thesis by the National Taxation Association.
Larry Williams
Larry Williams is the founder of William Metrics and a renowned futures trader, writer, columnist, and asset management broker in the United States today. He has been trading for nearly 50 years and is one of the most respected short-term traders in the world. Williams has taught trading skills to thousands of people and has won multiple trading competitions. He is most praised for his trading performance when he won the championship of the Robbins Cup Futures Trading Championship. The Robbins Cup Futures Trading Championship is a real money trading futures competition that lasts for 12 months, with traders having an initial capital of $10000. In less than 12 months of the 1987 competition, Williams managed his account funds from $10000 to $1.14 million, becoming the championship with astonishing profits. Ten years later, his 16-year-old daughter also participated in the competition, with a final income and principal of $110000. She also successfully won the championship, which was the second best result in more than 20 years for the Robbins Futures Trading Championship, second only to Williams' own record, and subsequent championships were mostly won by Williams' students. During his time in trading, research, and development of trading tools, Williams was twice elected to the Senate and served as a director of the American Futures Industry Association. He has won numerous awards, including the First Futures Doctoral Award in the Futures Journal, the Omega Research Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Global Trader of the Year 2005 Trader Award. The mayor of San Diego named October 6, 2002 as Larry Williams Day. Williams is often invited to appear on CNBC and FOX news programs, and his articles are published in media such as The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, and Fortune. He is the most widely cited and sought after investment advisor in the past 30 years. Williams is the author of books on short-term trading secrets, stock selection to determine profits and losses, choosing the right time to buy the right stocks, dancing with wolves - stocks, revealing the COT of futures traders' position reports, and more. In 1966, he invented the William Index, which was used to study stock price fluctuations and determine buying and selling timing by analyzing the peaks and valleys in stock price fluctuations. It was publicly published in his 1973 book \How I Make Millions of US dollars\. The William Index still appears daily in financial newspapers and investment websites. The top ten survival strategies for Larry Williams' short-term trading are survival: whether it's rumors, insider trading, or even astrology, they cannot guarantee that speculators can survive in the investment market. The most important key for investors is self-discipline and proper asset management, in order to survive in the market for the long term. 2. Control emotions: Fear and greed are always the enemies of investors, so do not be insatiable and do not sell low due to fear. Take appropriate risks: Dare to buy stocks at a low price to become a winner. Williams admits that the more he dares to place orders, the more likely he is to win. Dare to buy stocks at a low price to become a winner. 4. Asset Management: Williams has repeatedly emphasized that his impressive achievements are not due to his exceptional trading skills, but rather his active pursuit of high-quality asset management and avoidance of excessive speculation. Never put all your eggs in one basket: whether it's Jesse Livermore, the speculative king of the early 20th century, or founding Value
Lars John Yanhamar
Lars Johann Hamar has been serving as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of IKEA Group since January 2015. Yarn Hamar is a member of IKEA's board of directors and has served as the CEO of Tele2 Telephone Company, owned by the Stenbeck family in Sweden, for 10 years. Tele2 AB is a major telecommunications operator in Europe with approximately 14 million users in 9 countries. IKEA Group owns the vast majority of IKEA stores worldwide and is striving to double its revenue by 2020 by enhancing its existing store capabilities, opening new stores, and expanding online sales. In the 2013 fiscal year, IKEA's sales increased by 31% to 27.9 billion euros (38.7 billion US dollars). Lars John began leading the company in 1991 when he joined Kinnevik Group Investment Company, which holds approximately 30 shares and operates in over 80 countries across five continents, particularly in the growth market. The largest holding companies are Zalando, Millicom, Tele2, Rocket Internet, Global Fashion Group, and MTG. He has been appointed as the Managing Director of Z-TV, a music and video channel in Sweden. Shortly thereafter, his career at Kinnevik Group accelerated and he became the Managing Director of the emerging telecommunications company comviq GSM AB. After the merger of comviq and Tele2, Lars John went to Saab Automotive to start a new challenge, where he began managing Saab Automotive's Scandinavian, Baltic, and Russian markets. In 1998, Lars John returned to Kinnevik Group as Executive Vice President, responsible for developing customer service company Transcom and operating loyalty management company Collect AB. From 1990 to 2008, Lars John served as the President and CEO of Tele2 AB. The companies he currently holds as managers include the parent company of IKEA, a subsidiary of Ingka Holdings; Apoteket AB, a state-owned pharmaceutical retailer of the Swedish government; Arvid Nordquist Handelsaktiebolag, a coffee, food and wine distributor, is a board member of SAS, with Egmont International Holdings A\/S, Elite Hotel SSRS Holdings Limited, and a mobile application provider. He is also the chairman of BRIS, a Swedish children's rights organization. Lars John is passionate about customer service and places customers at the core of all the businesses he leads.
Lars Onsager
诺贝尔化学奖| (1958) | 1903-1976
Leonardo DiCaprio
Leonardo DiCaprio is a famous Hollywood star. He has won the Best Actor award at the Berlin International Film Festival and the Best Actor award at the Golden Globe in the United States. After taking on the lead role in the Titanic in 1997, Leonardo became a box office bomb at the end of the century due to his perfect performance in the film. In 2006, the Infernal Affairs Storm and Blood Diamond brought him a double nomination for Best Actor at the Golden Globe Awards, and Leonardo was also the first actor in history to receive a double nomination for Best Actor at the award. The following year, he was nominated for Best Actor at the Academy Awards for his Blood Diamond. In 2010, Shutter Island was the fourth collaboration with director Martin Scorsese, and in the same year, they collaborated with director Christopher Nolan on Inception.
Lewis Hamilton
Lewis Hamilton, born on January 7, 1985, is a British F1 driver who won five F1 world championships in 2008, 2014, 2015, 2017, and 2018. He is the first black driver in F1 history. At the beginning of 2007, he set a record for 9 consecutive podiums on the F1 stage. In 2007, he narrowly lost by 1 point and won the runner up of the year. In 2008, he became the first black driver in F1 history to win a personal championship. Ranked fourth in 2010, 2012, and 2013, and fifth in 2009 and 2011. In 2014, 2017, and 2018, he successively won the F1 world championship. He is one of the best F1 drivers in service. In December 2018, Hamilton was named one of the top ten international athletes in 2018 by the Sports Department of Xinhua News Agency.
Linus Pauling
诺贝尔化学奖| (1931) | 1901-1994
Liu Peiqi
Liu Peiqi, Chairman of Jusi China US Clean Energy Cooperation Organization, and Expert on Sustainable Development and International Cooperation in China. Jusi is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving China's energy generation and usage methods. In order to effectively promote China's green development, Jusi has made efforts to carry out work from four aspects: green urbanization process, circular industry, low-carbon consumption, and sustainable strategic cooperation. Jusi actively promotes change in the fields of smart grids, green urbanization, green consumption concepts, and media promotion. She is also an executive advisor to Martha and HP, a global youth leader at the World Economic Forum, an advisor to the Sustainable Consumption Project Committee at the World Economic Forum, and an executive advisor to the GE Global Insight Network. She served as a member of the Global Agenda for Sustainable Consumption Council at the World Economic Forum from 2012 to 2013, a member of the New Energy Buildings Council in 2011, and an energy advisor to the Clinton Global Initiative in 2008.