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Liz Earl
Liswell is known for her focus on beauty, natural wellness, and wellness, as well as her active advocacy for activities aimed at sustainable health and social issues. Liz is a best-selling author who has authored over 30 books covering various health, beauty, and lifestyle issues. She has also hosted numerous television programs and served as a regular contributor to the BBC's beauty series, including her from the inside out. As the founder of Liswell Beauty Limited, which has won numerous awards, Liswell established her own brand of the same name and developed it into the largest independent beauty company in the UK. The company was first acquired by Avon and then by Walgreens Boots in 2010. As one of the first brands to implement an omnichannel operation model, Liswell Natural Vitality skincare products were first launched on the American TV shopping company QVC shopping channel and are still best-selling brands to this day. Due to her love for natural plant ingredients, Liz always pays attention to the procurement of sustainable materials from around the world. In 2007, Liswell was awarded the Order of the British Empire in recognition of her contributions to the beauty industry. She also received honorary doctoral degrees from the University of Portsmouth and Staffordshire University. Liz co founded the Health Writers Association and served as its first Vice Chairman. She is also the founder of the Food Labeling Agenda and actively promotes clear, comprehensive, and meaningful food labeling at the government level. She is known for her research in botany, support for organic herbivorous agriculture, and sustainable community reconstruction projects. In 2010, she founded the LiveTwice charity, providing assistance and opportunities to vulnerable groups in the UK and developing countries, especially East Africa. Liz is an ambassador for institutions such as the Soil Association, the Sustainable Food Foundation, the National Eczema Association, the National Osteoporosis Society, the Prince Foundation, the Center for Social Justice, and the Reconstruction of Africa, as well as a sponsor of ACE Africa.
Lord Jonathan Evans
From 2007 to 2013, Jonathan Evans served as the Director of the Military Intelligence Department of the British Security Agency. As an expert on security issues, he joined the HSBC Board of Directors in 2013 and served as a non-executive director, helping the bank address financial and cybercrime issues. Lord Evans is a top spy in the UK, hailed by the Independent as a spy who emerged from the Cold War. He mainly focuses on international and domestic counter-terrorism issues, including measures to address cyber threats. As the Director General, he is a senior advisor to the UK government on national security policy and has joined the National Security Council. Evans is deeply pleased that the UK's ability to protect itself from the threat of modern Islamic terrorism has undergone a significant transformation in his work. As the head of MI5, Evans is an important advisor to the UK government in dealing with national security threats, including terrorism, cybersecurity, and espionage threats. He is also a member of the UK Prime Minister's National Security Council. He also led MI5 to carry out related work to ensure the safety of activities for the 2012 London Olympics and Paralympics. During his long career at MI5, Evans served as an investigator and operations officer for various national security threats, specializing in counter-terrorism and counterintelligence activities. On September 1, 2001, ten days before the 9\/11 attacks, he became the officer in charge of the international counter-terrorism work of MI5. Evans delivered speeches to specific audiences on the security threats and challenges faced by Western society in the 21st century. He utilized his 33 year career in the field of security services to help businesses predict security threats and take appropriate preventive measures. Evans holds a Business Guidance Certificate awarded by the UK Board of Directors and an Honorary Doctorate from the University of Bristol in the UK. He is an Honorary Citizen of Freeman in the City of London and a Senior Associate Researcher at the Royal United Services Research Institute. He is also a non-executive director of the UK National Crime Agency and an honorary professor at the University of St. Andrews. He occasionally writes a series of articles about classic cars for the Sunday Times.
Lorenzo Bini Smaji
Lorenzo Binis Maggie was born in Florence on November 29, 1956. He is a renowned Italian economist and currently serves as the Chairman of Societe Generale in France. He is a visiting scholar at the Wessenhead Center for International Studies at Harvard University and a senior researcher at the Rome Institute of International Affairs. From June 2005 to November 2011, he was a member of the Executive Committee of the European Central Bank. In the Executive Committee of the European Central Bank, he is responsible for international and European relations, as well as the legal and administrative departments of the European Central Bank. During this period, he was the representative of the G7 and G20 eurozone. Smaghi graduated from Brussels High School in 1974. Graduated from the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium in 1978 with a major in economics. In 1980, he obtained a Master's degree in Economics from the University of Southern California; Received a doctoral degree from the University of Chicago in 1988. Before joining the European Central Bank, he served as the Director General of International Financial Relations at the Italian Ministry of Economy and Finance. His earlier appointments included the Deputy Director of the Research Department of the European Central Bank, the Director of the Frankfurt Policy Department of the European Monetary Institute, and the Director of the Exchange Rate and International Trade Department of the Rome Research Department of the Italian Central Bank. He has published numerous articles on currency and international economics, and is also the Chief Commentator of the Financial Times. He resigned from the European Central Bank in November 2011.
Luc Besson
Luc Besson is a famous French director who also serves as a producer, screenwriter, actor, and editor. Due to repeatedly achieving box office success, he is known as the Spielberg of France. Luc Besson's works have a fast pace, luxurious style, and great commercial value. Some people claim that his film is actually an American film, just shot in France. Besson's parents are both experts in water sports, and his mother is also a diving coach. When he was a teenager, he dreamed of becoming an expert in the ocean and dolphins, but due to a diving accident, he had to give up this wish and turn to movies. At the age of 17, he joined Gaomeng Film Company as an assistant before graduating from high school. Later, he interned in Hollywood and returned to China as an assistant director. The final battle of the plot feature film's debut won the special award at the 1983 Cannes Film Festival. In the following decade or so, he produced five more films, and almost every one had a sensational effect, one of which was that the killer was not too cold. His second film was directed by the Subway in 1985 and received thirteen nominations and three awards at the 11th French Film Caesar Awards; In 1987, Blue Sea and Blue Sky won eight nominations and two awards at the 14th Caesar Awards; In 1989, Nikita received nine nominations and one award at the 16th Caesar Awards. Afterwards, he directed multiple high grossing commercial films, such as the imaginative science fiction film 'The Fifth Element'. In 1999, Luc Besson launched the controversial Joan of Arc, but after six years of silence, he finally re directed the barrel and completed the unique style of Angel A. During the six years of temporary lockdown, he appeared as a producer and nurtured a large number of new and new works. He participated in the production of up to 50 films, many of which were written by him. Today's Besson seems to have become a successful role model, and we can not hesitate to see him as a major commercial director of the same type as Spielberg. However, Little do we know that Besson has paid a great price for being able to go this far. Luc Besson is a lonely explorer in the film industry. Even in his commercial blockbusters, we can feel his ultimate understanding of history and life, and touch his journey as a French warrior. Whether it's Jack in the blue sea and sky, the assassin in Leon, or Joan of Arc in Joan of Arc, we all feel like this is Luc Besson.
Luc Brabandir
Brabandil is an employee of Boston Consulting and a partner of the company's Paris office. He specializes in research on the commercial application of creativity, scenario construction, and strategic vision technology. Since joining Boston Consulting in 2001, he has led several boards of directors, executive committees, and management teams of various enterprises and organizations to hold strategic seminars, and has led a series of projects aimed at developing strategic new visions, new products and services, and long-term future development prospects in some companies. He has also written or co authored 9 books and has long served as a columnist for various newspapers and magazines. In his recently published book, one of them is about changing the forgotten half, and changing cognition will lead to greater creativity. The book has been translated and published in multiple languages, including Russian, Japanese, Chinese, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai, French, and English.
Luca Cordero di Montezemolo
Luca Claudio di Montezemolo is an Italian businessman with an estimated value of $4 billion. He is the Chairman of Ferrari and Fiat; He also served as the chairman of the Italian business lobby group Confindustria from 2004 to 2008. On September 10, 2014, Montezemolo issued an official statement announcing that he would resign from the position of Ferrari Chairman. Montezemolo comes from an old aristocratic family in Piedmont, born in Bologna, studied at the University of Rome in Italy, and obtained a law degree in 1971. Next, he prepared to study international relations at Columbia University in the United States. It was precisely at this time that Montezemolo received strong recognition from Ferrari team founder Enzo Ferrari. So he entered Fiat. In 1973, Montezemolo entered Ferrari and quickly became Enzo Ferrari's assistant, becoming the manager of the Ferrari team in 1974. In 1975, Montezemolo was promoted to Ferrari and became the director of all Fiat racing events. In 1977, after leaving the Ferrari team, Di Montezemolo began serving as the manager of the Fiat Group's human resources and communication coordination department. Throughout the 1980s, Montezemolo held several positions in the vast Fiat Empire, including the President of the Cinzano Group and the CEO of Etti Itedi Publishing Company. In 1982, he was also responsible for coordinating the Azzurra yacht from the time to participate in the America's Cup sailing race. In 1986, Montezemolo served as the chairman of the organizing committee for the 1990 Italian World Cup. In November 1991, Fiat President Gianni Agnelli appointed Montezemolo as Ferrari's chairman. After Enzo Ferrari's death, Ferrari was already struggling on the brink of death. At this point, Montezemoro set his goal of once again winning the Formula One manufacturer championship. He quickly made changes to the team, signed Niki Lauda as a consultant, and promoted Claudio Lombardi as the team manager. During the 1990s, Montezemolo restored Ferrari's regular car business, turning heavy debt into solid profits, and Ferrari's sales increased significantly. From 1997 to 2005, he was also the chairman of Maserati. Under the leadership of Montezemolo, the Ferrari team won the Formula One driver championship in 2000, for the first time since 1979. In the previous year, in 1999, Ferrari also won its first manufacturer championship since 1983. On May 27, 2004, Montezemolo became the chairman of the Italian business lobby group Confindustria; On May 28th, after the death of Amberto Agnelli, he was elected as the chairman of Ferrari's parent company, Fiat. Starting from December 20, 2004, he became the President of LUISS International Free University for Social Sciences. He is also the Vice President of Bologna Football Club. On September 10, 2014, Montezemolo issued an official statement announcing that he would resign as Ferrari owner
Luis Federico Leloir
诺贝尔化学奖| (1967) | 1906-1987
Lupin Meredith
Luo Ping is a former senior reporter for Bloomberg Television in Hong Kong, covering business and financial news throughout the Asia Pacific region. As a business journalist with ten years of rich experience in reporting on Asian and global economic trends, Luo Ping is also the author of the 2007 New York Times bestselling book \The Rise of China and India: A Global Impact. Before joining Bloomberg Television in January 2011, Luo Ping served as a senior editor for Forbes Asia, headquartered in Hong Kong. Luo Ping joined Forbes Magazine as the president of the Detroit branch in April 2000 and moved to Hong Kong in 2001. For Forbes, Lupin wrote cover stories about General Motors, Microsoft, Sony, Kodak, Toyota, Philips, Tata Group, Li&Fung, and Infosys. Before joining Forbes, Luo Ping reported on Detroit for the New York Times. She also wrote articles for today's United States and American bankers, whose reports on internal transactions in deposits and loans were seen as samples of such reports, leading to four congressional hearings and one revision of regulatory regulations for initial public offerings by Bank of America. Luo Ping obtained a literary degree in English literature from Boston University with excellent grades and studied the Knight Wallace Fellow program at Michigan Business School from 1998 to 1999.
M ichael Heizer
Michael Heise primarily provides economic and strategic advice to the Allianz SE board of directors. He is responsible for analyzing and predicting the German and international economy, as well as financial markets and risk analysis. Heise graduated from the University of Cologne and has delivered speeches at the European Business School located in Oestrich Winkel and Johann Wolfgang Goethe University at Frankfurt am Main. He is also an honorary professor at Goethe University. Before joining the Allianz Group, Heise was the Secretary General of the German Council of Economic Experts, Chief Economist of DG Bank, and Chief Economist and Research Director of the German Central Cooperative Bank DZ Bank.
Mamphela Ramphele
Manfila Lanfiler, a South African, is the Executive Chairman of Circle Capital Ventures, a private equity investment company dedicated to revitalizing the black economy through the development of growth oriented enterprises and population investment. She holds board positions in multiple large enterprises. From May 2000 to July 2004, Manfila served as the Executive Director of the World Bank. As a member of the senior leadership team, she is responsible for managing the institution's human development activities in areas such as education, health, nutrition, population, and social protection, and providing learning and training to employees and clients of the World Bank Research Institute. In addition, she also provides supervision and guidance on knowledge, information and communication technology for the World Bank Group. From 2004 to 2005, she served as co chair of the Global Committee on International Migration GCIM. In 1996, Manfila Lanfeller became the Vice President of the University of Cape Town, becoming the first black woman among all universities in South Africa to hold this position. In 1986, she became a researcher at the University of Cape Town and was appointed as Vice President five years later. She has written many important works on major socio-economic issues in South Africa. Manfila Lanfiler has won numerous renowned national and international awards, honorary doctoral titles, and scholarships. She has played an important role in community service, addressing the development issues of vulnerable groups in South Africa, and promoting project implementation. In 1972, Manfila graduated from Natal University as a medical doctor. She holds a PhD in Social Anthropology from the University of Cape Town, a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of South Africa, and a degree certificate in Tropical Health and Hygiene Public Health from the University of Witwatersrand.
Manfred Eigen
诺贝尔化学奖| (1962) | 1927-2019
Marc Koska
Markkoska has helped save over 14 million lives. Despite years of repeated rejections, Koska has always insisted on developing his revolutionary disposable product - the iconic K-1 syringe. This is the first syringe with self destruct function in the world medical market. Koska constantly struggles with bureaucracy and the privileged class in every step of creating a successful and constantly evolving company. His only motivation is to eradicate the spread of deadly viruses to save people's lives. His spirit of not pursuing fame and fortune is very inspiring, which is commendable for successful entrepreneurs. According to the World Health Organization, approximately 3500 people die from unsafe injections every day. All injections using K1 syringes are sterile and safe. The K1 syringe cannot be reused - it will automatically lock and break after one use. Koska Koska designed this groundbreaking syringe in just three minutes, but the implementation plan faced 17 years of neglect, repeated rejections, and discouragement. Almost twenty years after inventing the k-1 syringe, Koska collaborated with the World Health Organization and led the organization to launch its third global health initiative. This is an order to ensure the safety of needles, which will put an end to the tragic situation where 1.3 million people die each year due to the use of dirty needles. By 2017, all health systems in the world will completely switch to using self destructing syringes. Koska has been awarded the International Prize Project Technology Innovation Health Award, which primarily recognizes innovators from around the world who use technology to benefit humanity. He also won the Economist Social and Economic Innovation Award and became one of the world's leading health innovators. In just one week, his event in India had an astonishing audience of 50.8 billion, setting a world record. The event raised the health awareness of the majority of Indian citizens through television, radio, movies, and newspaper articles, launching a groundbreaking health campaign to ensure that all medical injections are safe.
Marcel Frazier
Marcel Fritzzel has been named one of the most influential economists in Germany by the German Wall Street Journal, the German Business Daily. He is currently the Director of DIW at the German Institute for Economic Research, one of Europe's leading research institutions and think tanks. He is also a professor of macroeconomics and finance at Humboldt University in Berlin, as well as a doctoral student in international finance at the Department of Economics at the University of Frankfurt, Germany, and a member of the Advisory Committee of the German Ministry of Economy. His previous work experience included serving as the head of the International Policy Analysis Department of the European Central Bank from 2001 to 2012. He is mainly responsible for preparing the policy stance of the European Central Bank on global systemic economic and financial issues, emerging economies, and international monetary system issues. From 2000 to 2001, he was a visiting scholar at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, D.C. Prior to this and during the 1996-1998 Asian financial crisis, he worked in Indonesia as a macroeconomic policy analyst for the Department of Finance at Harvard University's Institute for International Development. He has also worked briefly at Mwaniki Associates in Kenya, the Asian Development Bank in the Philippines, and the World Bank in the United States. Frazier's research covers a wide range of topics in the fields of macroeconomics, international finance, monetary economics, and international policy coordination. He has recently been paying attention to issues such as the European crisis, financial stability and capital controls, the transmission mechanisms of global crises, and the reform of the EU and international monetary system. In 2007, he was awarded the Global Economic Affairs Excellence Award by the Kiel Institute of World Economics for his outstanding work in global financial linkages and monetary policy, and the Best Central Bank Research Paper Award in 2007 by the Economic Policy Research Center for his outstanding research work on asset price foam and global imbalances. Frazier delivers smart speeches on finance, crisis management, economics, and European themes to audiences around the world. He has organized several conferences, such as the European Central Bank roundtable seminar on the theme of the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis and the international monetary system held at the European Central Bank in 2012.
Marco Annonziata
Chief Economist and Executive Director of Global Market Insight at GE. I have written economics on financial crises and won the Rybczynski Award for Best Paper in Business Economics twice from the London Society for Business Economics. Prior to joining GE in 2010, he served as the Chief Economist of Unicredit and the Chief Economist of Deutsche Bank for Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Africa, covering emerging and developed economies.
Marie Curie
诺贝尔物理学奖| (1903) | 1867-1934
Mark Beaumont
Mark Beaumont became famous at the age of 23, setting a global record for cycling 18000 miles in 82 days. His journey was not funded by any party, and both the BBC and The Man who Cycles the World have reported and described his journey. In 2017, Beaumont completed a cycling trip around the world in 78 days, traveling to 16 countries and breaking two Guinness World Records. His trip was called Artemis World Cycle. Influenced by the classic novel \80 Days Around the Earth\ by French author Jules Verne, published in 1873, his initial expectation was to complete a global cycling journey within 80 days. In 2015, he cycled across Africa at a speed of 160 miles per day, shortening the cycling time record by 18 days. He put down his bicycle and rowed across the Arctic Ocean, narrowly missing his life due to a capsized boat. But he tries extreme adventure activities every year. His documentary attracted audiences from over 100 countries, and he represented the BBC in reporting on the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Beaumont's video diary, which seeks to break the Guinness World Record, has been nominated for the BAFTA Award by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts.
Mark C. Thompson
Mark C. Thompson is the CEO and co-founder of the Virgin Co Mentor Program, which is an executive training and enterprise innovation network system for Virgin Group founder Richard Branson. He is the former Chief of Staff, Chief Customer Experience Officer, and Chief Communications Officer of Jiaxin Wealth Management, as well as the co-founder of the Jiaxin Foundation. He is also the producer of the website of Jiaxin Company, with a personal asset of $14 trillion. Forbes magazine claims that Mark is one of the largest investors in the United States who can be considered a billionaire. He was a director of Best Buy Group, Korn Ferry International, and now Group Intelligence Technology under the name of HP. He is the Chairman of Rioport Company, which popularized MP3 players before the release of iTunes. He is also the Chairman of Integration Company, which has been acquired by Silicon Labs. He is a founding sponsor of the Richard Branson Entrepreneurship Center and the project chairman of the Pastoral Leadership College and the John F. Kennedy Entrepreneurship Leadership College Board. Mark is the founding consultant of the Stanford Real Time Risk Design Laboratory and a visiting scholar at his alma mater, Stanford University. He is a staff member of the World Economic Forum and the World Business Forum, as well as a member of the Clinton Plan and an executive coach at TED. Mark is an investor in entertainment software and healthcare companies. He is the founding director of Smule Company, which has become the largest music app company under Google and Apple due to the popularity of the TV drama Glee, with over 20 million active users per month. He is an investor in the fields of cancer genetics and central nervous system response research, but he has a particular interest in investing in Broadway dramas. As a producer, the plays produced by Mark have won five Tony Awards and ten nominations, such as the Disney musical Peter and the Star Picker and the play StickFly starring Alicia Keys. He is a partner of the Times Square Broadway Theatre, which will be developed into a 4D Broadway attraction.
Mark Gallagher
The F1 Formula One Championship is the highest level annual series of track racing events organized by the International Automobile Federation (FIA). In racing events, F1 is a symbol of luxury and speed, considered by many to be the most important event in the racing industry, and also the most expensive sports sport. Its racing often uses the most advanced technology in the automotive industry. F1 events are a unique combination of business and sports. To achieve the highest level of performance in 20 Grand Prix events, strong leadership, efficient work teams, instant decision-making power, and focused execution are required. Mark Gallagher has been working in F1 for nearly 30 years and has been a senior manager for the Jordan Grand Prix, Red Bull, and Cosworth for the past 15 years. Although as a manager, Mark also works directly with world-class drivers and team owners, giving him a deep understanding of how to become a world-class racing driver. Mark served as the head of marketing for the Jordan team for ten years and was described as the leader of the Jordan team who made miracles happen. Subsequently, he joined the Jaguar team and helped them transition to the dominant Red Bull team, taking over the F1 team responsible for Cosworth from 2009 to 2011. From 2009 to 2011, Mark was directly responsible for providing one-third of the F1 fleet's engines and rebuilding the Cosworth F1 business. Cosworth has supported 13 racing drivers to win the championship and won 176 grand prix races, second only to Ferrari. In his career, Mark has worked with many star racing drivers, including Michael Schumacher, Coulthard, Elton Senna, and has also served on Jenson Barton's management team. Since 2005, Mark has also owned his own racing team - Status, located in Silverstone, UK. He won the 2009 A1GP World Cup and won multiple victories in the GP3 series, as well as participating in the Le Mans racing series. The Status team has won the Best Team award three times. Now Mark leads a sports investment group and is a member of the Board of Directors of the Status Grand Prix. Mark utilizes his extensive experience in F1 work to work with the team, sponsors, and drivers. Mark often appears in the media, especially Sky News. In 2012, as an F1 commentator for ESPN TV, I commented on the event to 36 million F1 racing fans from 24 countries in Asia. In 2014, Mark released the book 'The Business of Winning', which discusses the lessons to be learned from F1's high financing and high fuel consumption business model. Due to his expertise, Disney Pixar invited Mark to work as an automotive industry consultant for the animated film \Auto Story\ series.
Mark Leibert
Leibert, a professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and founder of Boston Dynamics, served as a professor at Carnegie Mellon University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and established Boston Dynamics in 1992. Before founding Boston Dynamics, Leibert founded a laboratory called Leg Lab at Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1986, specializing in the study of bipedal robots. It can be said that Leibert's affection and passion for foot robots have a long history. Later, Boston Power Company was founded and has been focusing on developing biomimetic robots. The company maintains a close cooperative relationship with DARPA, the Advanced Research Projects Agency of the US Department of Defense. He has produced famous biomimetic military robots such as Big Dog and Pet Man, and has accumulated rich experience in this field
Mark Mobius
Most of the world's top ten fund managers, including Warren Buffett and George Soros, have retired, with only Mark Mobiles still trading. He is the Chairman of Templeton Asset Management, a subsidiary of the Franklin Templeton Fund Group, renowned for investing in emerging markets and hailed by the Wall Street Journal as the godfather of emerging markets. Mark Mobiles is currently the chairman of the Franklin Templeton Fund Group, a subsidiary of Templeton Asset Management, the world's largest listed fund management company, responsible for emerging market research and portfolio management. Mobiles manages approximately $20 billion in emerging market equity assets and is responsible for guiding Templeton's analysis teams in 15 emerging markets worldwide, as well as managing emerging market investment portfolios. He joined Templeton in 1987 as the CEO of Templeton Emerging Markets Fund. Mobiles has over 30 years of experience in emerging market investment and research, and is known as the godfather of emerging markets. In 2006, he was selected by Asian Financial Magazine as one of the 100 most influential figures in the world. In 2001, he was awarded the Best Emerging Market Fund Manager of the Year by International Monetary Market Magazine. In 1999, he was selected as one of the top 10 currency managers of the 20th century in a survey conducted by Carson Group. In 1998, he was awarded one of the top 10 global investment masters by Money in the United States. In 1997 In 1998, it was awarded the Best Global Fund Manager of the Year by Reuters, and in 1994, it was awarded the Best Fund Manager of the Year by CNBC Television Network in the United States. In 1993, it was awarded the Best Closed End Fund Manager of the Year by Morningstar in the United States, and so on. Mobiles has written a large number of works on emerging markets, including trading with China, investment guides for emerging markets, Mobiles' discussions on emerging markets, investment passports, and Mark Mobiles' autobiography. Mobiles has been appointed as co chair of the Investor Responsibility Working Group of the Global Corporate Governance Forum of the World Bank and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development. He obtained a bachelor's and master's degree from Boston University in the United States, and a doctoral degree in Economics and Political Science from MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.