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Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
Susilobambang Yudhoyono, former President of Indonesia, pioneer of Indonesian economic revitalization, and member of the Boao Forum for Asia. Known as a global counter-terrorism fighter and a guiding light for democratic politics in Muslim countries. Born on September 9, 1949, into a poor Muslim family in Bazhidan, East Java, Indonesia. After graduating from high school, Susilo entered the Military Academy and graduated with the highest score in his class in 1973, choosing the career path of a professional soldier. During his military service, Susilo visited the United States several times for short-term training. The Command and Staff College in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, USA was the place where he had studied. Susilo was highly praised by his superiors for his wit, ability, diligence, and stability. In 1995, he also led the Indonesian army to participate in Operation Bosnia and Herzegovina. He is committed to military reform in the military and is known as the ideological general. On April 1, 2000, Susilo retired and obtained the rank of four-star general. Later, he joined the government led by President Wahid and became the Minister of Mines. Later, he became the Chief Minister of Security and Political Affairs, and his primary task during his tenure was to eliminate military interference in politics. In 2004, he won the election by an overwhelming margin, becoming the first democratically elected president in Indonesian history. During his inauguration as President, he formulated a series of policies to improve the quality of life of Indonesian citizens both domestically and internationally, as well as to eradicate corruption. He was committed to addressing the widespread problem of corruption and strengthening the enforcement of the Corruption Eradication Committee KPK. His reputation and early political career benefited from the establishment of the Indonesian Democratic Party during the regimes of former Indonesian President Wadsi and Megawati in 2001. This political party with five fundamental principles of faith in Creator, human civilization, Indonesian unity, democracy, and social justice later supported candidate Yudhoyono in the 2004 Indonesian election. Since then, due to his contributions in punishing corruption and stabilizing national politics, his influence has continued to strengthen, ultimately becoming a guiding light for Indonesian democratic politics. In October 2009, he was re elected as President and began his second term. In addition to military reforms and other measures, President Yudhoyono has also made significant efforts in creating the Law on Regional Ethnic Autonomy and resolving separatist conflicts in Aceh and Papua provinces. He also pioneered a pro market economic reform path and is hailed as a pioneer in Indonesia's economic revitalization. In addition, he also fully supports the work of the Corruption Eradication Committee KPK, aiming to eradicate corruption in Indonesia. In addition, his personal influence and leadership position in Indonesia have also facilitated the smooth implementation of these measures to strengthen economic and political stability. The World Economic Forum evaluates him as the beginning of Indonesia's golden decade - political stability, rapid economic growth, and democratic development. He also signed the Presidential Decision No. 12 of 2014, officially abolishing the Circular No. 6 of 1967, and renamed ** Cina China. The decision also stipulates that in the future, the ** term should be used instead of the Chinese term in government agencies. The Indonesian government also stipulated that the name of the People's Republic of China should be changed to the People's Republic of China. On March 29, 2015, Susilobambang Yudhoyono became a member of the Boao Forum for Asia.
Susumu Kitagawa
诺贝尔化学奖| (2008) | b. 1951年
Svante Arrhenius
诺贝尔化学奖| (1902) | 1859-1927
Sylvia Jervis
Sylvia Jervis, an award-winning futurist, digital economy consultant, and host, was voted as the thought leader to digitize the UK. She is committed to transforming the most groundbreaking innovative achievements into reality and is currently writing a magnificent book on the same topic. In the next decade, these powerful and purpose-oriented technological advancements will refresh the world's understanding. Xiwei has won over 18 domestic and international awards, and recently received the Outstanding Achievement Award at the awards ceremony held in the House of Lords, and was nominated by the public as the Outstanding Woman of the Year. She is recognized as one of the top digital influencers in the UK and one of the top 30 technological women in Europe. The founder of the TED Global Conference claimed that Xiwei has an extraordinary ability to extract critical information from chaos; The President of the World Economic Forum praised her as an unparalleled media leader, while the former UK Minister of Digital referred to her as a truly charismatic expert. As is well known, Xiwei is a former founder and host of the online video series Digital Futures, which has over 11 million views worldwide. In the program, Xiwei had insightful conversations and discussions with industry pioneers and new founders on emerging technologies. In addition, she also created the Trailblazers program - showcasing the next batch of digital pioneers - with an average of over 200000 views per episode, explaining to the audience some of the most complex technological concepts that will fundamentally change departments, industries, and our daily lives. She believes that technology makes life better, and digitization is the catalyst and driving force for creating meaning and value. Xiwei is an advisor to two national committees, consulting on the future of work, diversity, and digital skills. She once worked as a digital media supervisor at the world's third largest telephone company, gaining first-hand industry information. As a former business journalist, her coverage not only covers major hot topics today, but also predicts what will become future news headlines. Xiwei understands the next generation of emerging technologies and portrays their impact on businesses, governments, and citizens through speeches and videos. Her performance on stage was in line with the theme, full of passion, and very persuasive.
Tabam
Tabham is the co-founder and executive director of Kaelo Consulting Co., Ltd., a successful medical service company specializing in AIDS projects. He is also the founding director of Lonely Way Foundation, which aims to help rural communities deal with their own problems of orphans and vulnerable children. Tabam was born in Gaborone, Botswana, Africa, and grew up in Namibia, the former South West Africa in the era of apartheid. Currently, he lives and works in Johannesburg. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Accounting and Finance from the University of Cape Town. He worked under the renowned South African entrepreneur Mark Charterworth and later pursued a successful career in the banking industry as a commercial banker at Standard Bank of South Africa. He then became involved in the struggles faced by our generation to protect people's quality of life. He has received the support of numerous leaders in South Africa, such as Judge Klimsen and Judge Edwin Cameron, and Cyril Ramafsa has also expressed support for Tabham through email, stating that his willingness to selflessly work to maintain and enhance the lives and health of others is truly commendable. He is not only committed to fighting against HIV, but also other silent killers in South Africa who do not pay attention to prevention, such as diabetes, hypertension, cholesterol and other diseases. The belief he and Kaelo uphold is that if a family's pillars remain vibrant and productive, the entire family has the best chance of survival. Through his work in the field of HIV\/AIDS, Tabham became keen to pay attention to the lost generation, the young generation of Africans, who could not get love and support, nor property and opportunities. In South Africa alone, there are 60000 families that need to raise children, and he predicts that crime rates, prostitution, and domestic violence will only continue to increase unless all South Africans mobilize to take action. At present, he often delivers speeches to a large audience on the importance of mobilizing people to save the country. Talbam's journey made us understand the bitter life of AIDS orphans and vulnerable children and the challenges they face when they live alone. The Lonely Road Foundation hopes to establish a strong network of volunteers, non-governmental organization personnel, Congressional Budget Office personnel, etc., in order to provide the assistance that rural and impoverished communities need. In 2008, Tabham was nominated for the Gentlemen's Final of Johnny Walker's Search for Walking; In 2009, Tabham was named the sixth best dressed man in South Africa by GQ magazine, and was also voted as their ideal husband by female readers of Charm magazine.
Ted Soud
Currently, Ted serves as the industry and retail director for Google, where he has been working for over 14 years. Ted is responsible for managing a team that helps some of the world's largest retailers position themselves in the face of the digital future. Before entering the retail industry, Sude spent a year in Paris, where he served as the head of international strategic sales and operations responsible for key tasks in southern and eastern Europe, as well as the Middle East and Africa region. Sude is also an industry speaker, employee trainer, and a member of the executive team in Southern and Eastern Europe. In his early career at Google, he held various leadership positions in the sales and account management departments, and was responsible for helping Google open and operate company offices in Chicago, Dallas, and Detroit. Sude was an early experimenter who had already worked for some early online brand companies as early as the mid-1990s, such as AOL, Excite, and groundbreaking social music startup Echo Networks. Currently, he actively participates in various civic and educational institutions. He is the Vice Chairman of the Chicago Chamber of Commerce, a member of the Management Advisory Committee of the Fritsk Nobel School of Hotel Management at the University of Denver in the United States, a member of the Rauners Governor's Innovation and Competitiveness Committee, and a board member of the world's leading business incubator project 1871.
The Lord Todd
诺贝尔化学奖| (1940) | 1907-1997
Theo Weigel
From 1989 to 1998, Theo served as Germany's finance minister and played an important role in the process of European currency unification and the formation of the euro. The topics of his speech include the future of Europe, Germany's role in the European economy, and the opportunities and challenges brought by globalization. Theo was a politician and lawyer who served in the German government from 1989 to 1998, during which significant changes occurred in Germany and Europe. He became a member of parliament in 1973 and joined Prime Minister Kohl's cabinet in 1989 as the Federal Minister of Finance of Germany. Immediately after the outbreak of the East German Peace Revolution, the disintegration of the Soviet Union, and the acceleration of European integration process. As a political party leader and government minister of the Christian Social Union, Theo played an important role in promoting the reunification of Germany, ensuring that Russia signed an agreement, and that Germany, after assuming reunification, remains a member of NATO. During the same period, Theo and Foreign Minister Genscher signed the Maastricht Treaty, which promoted political and monetary unity in Europe. Theo is an important driving force behind the Stability Pact of the EU Stability and Growth Pact, and without his unwavering determination, a single European currency may never have become a reality.
Theodor Svedberg
诺贝尔化学奖| (1926) | 1884-1971
Theodore William Richards
诺贝尔化学奖| (1910) | 1868-1928
Thomas Angelo
Thomas Angelo is an expert in the fields of \new cultural challenges brought about by the artificial intelligence revolution\, innovation, and the impact of artificial intelligence on humans, society, and business. Angelo is an entrepreneur and the Norwegian Innovation Director of International Business Machines, responsible for the IBM Watson technology platform and customer innovation. He is the founder of the IBM Watson Innovation Laboratory at the Oslo Cancer Cluster, which is IBM Watson's headquarters in Scandinavia and serves all Nordic countries. As an expert at Watson, he works with artificial intelligence every day. He believes that artificial intelligence will have an impact on leadership and the way people connect with each other. However, before we can use artificial intelligence to defeat our opponents, we must first recognize that it can have negative impacts on organizations and culture. Thomas works with Chief Exploration Officers (CXOs) from all over Europe, and experience has taught him that artificial intelligence projects will first have an impact on our company before having a disruptive impact on competitors. Thomas has years of training and teaching experience, and he leads cultural innovation projects with many leaders. Before serving as the Innovation Director at IBM, Angelo was the Innovation Director at the Norwegian Tax Authorities. He pioneered the disruptive nature of cryptocurrencies, virtual currencies, and other digital financial systems and technologies that have had an impact on existing national financial markets. Angelo has established multiple startups in the United States, Norway, and Serbia, with over 25 years of global IT and telecommunications executive experience. Angelo is a serial entrepreneur, a 2017 TED speaker, a winner of the 2013 \Undomized Project UP Unsung Hero\ award, a \2009 Social Entrepreneur\ and a \Top 10 Most Influential Foreigner in Norway\ in 2006. He is a second level coach of the International Basketball Federation, who has led the team to championships 10 times and has over ten years of successful experience.
Thomas Frey
As the author of the book \Communicating with the Future\ published in 2011, Futurist spokesperson Thomas Frey is a powerful visionary who is revolutionizing our thinking about the future. Thomas Frey said that the greatest value of understanding the future lies in timely identifying important cultural, demographic, social, and economic changes and translating them into feasible business strategies. Thomas Frey constantly breaks cognitive limits by creating captivating scenarios and concepts for the future world. He has always been fortunate to occupy the headlines with some of the most well-known figures of today, such as Tom Peters; Nobel Peace Prize winner Mohammad Yunus; Jack Welch, former CEO of General Electric; Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani; Former President of Colombia, Andr \u00e9 s Pastrana; Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonz \u00e1 lez M \u00e1 rquez; Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel laureate in economics; Saudi Prince Turki AlFaisal and James Wolfensohn, former President of the World Bank. As the Executive Director and Senior Futurist of the Da Vinci Institute, he collaborates closely with the Institute's senior researchers, Institutes Senior Fellows, and the Visionary Board of Directors to conduct original research learning, which allows him to frequently express insights on unusual topics and turn trends into unique opportunities. Because his work inspired countless inventors and other reform thinkers, the Boulder Daily Camera website referred to him as the Father of Invention, while the Denver Post and Seattle Post Intelligence referred to him as Dean of Futurists. Thomas has appeared in hundreds of articles published in numerous domestic and international publications, including the New York Times, Huffington Post, Times of India, USA Today, US News and World Report, Futurist Magazine The
Thomas Irves
Thomas Irves served as the President of Estonia from 2006 to 16. He adopted proactive policies and invested heavily in the future, making Estonia one of the most advanced digital countries. Estonia provides e-government services in voting, banking, healthcare, transportation, and education, making it a model of digital governance. During his presidency, Irves introduced the Tiger Leap project to schools - installing computer laboratories for students and ensuring that they all had access to the internet. Irves was born as an Estonian refugee and grew up in the United States. After several jobs in the United States and Canada, he moved to Munich in 1984 and became an analyst and researcher for Radio Free Europe, eventually becoming the station's head in Estonia. From 1993 to 1996, he served as Estonia's ambassador to the United States, Canada, and Mexico. In 1996, Irves began serving as the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Estonia, which lasted until the end of 1998. Afterwards, he held the position again from 1999 to 2002. In 2002, Irves was elected as a member of the Estonian Parliament, and in 2004, he entered the European Parliament and began negotiations on Estonia's accession to Europe. Estonia successfully entered Europe in 2004. He participated in the Estonian presidential election as a candidate for the Social Democratic Party and was successfully elected in 2006. The 2007 parliamentary elections in Estonia were the world's first national vote to involve remote internet electronic voting. During his tenure, Irves actively promoted Estonia's accession to the European Union and NATO, and strengthened Estonia's relationship with the United States. Since November 2016, Irves has served as the co chair of the Global Future Council's Blockchain Technology, an organization established by the World Economic Forum dedicated to using blockchain technology to improve internet security.
Thomas Sargent
Thomas Sargent, now a fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution, has taught at the University of Minnesota, the University of Chicago, and Harvard, and currently teaches at New York University. Since the early 1970s, Sargent has been a leading figure of the rational expectations school and has made outstanding contributions to the establishment and development of the neoclassical macroeconomics system. Sargent has a deep understanding of most areas of modern economics and finance, with his academic expertise in dynamic macroeconomics and econometrics. Along with Robert Lucas Jr., Neil Wallace, and Robert Barro, he was an important representative of the rational expectations school, studying the term structure of interest rates, classical unemployment, and the Great Depression. He is also the author of several seminal papers. Two American economists, New York University professor Thomas J. Sargent and Princeton University professor Christopher A. SIMS, have been awarded the 2011 Nobel Prize in Economics for their work in explaining the interplay between policy and the economy, the Nobel Prize Committee announced in Stockholm, Sweden, on October 10, 2011. According to the Nobel Committee, Sargent has made a significant contribution to the interpretation of data in macroeconomics, through which people can discover and learn about the effects of national policies, as well as other factors such as sudden price changes and sudden changes in the supply of products. The measurement tools he brought, under the national policy, are of great significance to economic research all over the world. In the world of serious economic theory, another characteristic of Thomas Sargent is plain language, easy to understand. He is good at sharing many simple but profound economic principles. For example, when people asked him if rational expectations theory could be applied to predicting asset prices, his answer was that because market prices aggregate information from all traders, it is difficult to predict stock prices, interest rates, exchange rates, etc. Sargent also said that many things can be met but not sought, that there are trade-offs between the individual and the collective, between equality and efficiency; Other people know more about their abilities, efforts, and preferences than you do. Sargent also talked about why there are certain promises you want to keep but can't. No one will believe you when you make those promises, because people know it's not in your interest to keep them in the future. What we need to learn is that before we make a commitment to someone else, think about whether we would stick to it if our circumstances changed. That's how you make a good name for yourself.
Thomas Sudkhov
Thomas Christian Sudkhov was born on December 22, 1955 in Gottingen, Germany. In 1982, he obtained his MD degree in medicine from the University of Gottingen. He completed his doctoral thesis with Professor Victor P Whittaker at the Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry MPIB in G \u00f6 ttingen, focusing on the biophysical structure of secretory particles. From 1983 to 1986, Dr. Sudkhov, along with Mike Brown and Joe Goldstein, received training as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Texas, Dallas, in the southwestern Texas area, to elucidate the structure, expression, and cholesterol dependent regulation of LDL receptor genes. Dr. Sudkhov began his independent career as an assistant professor at UT Southwestern at the University of Texas Southwest in 1986. At the beginning of establishing the laboratory, he decided to shift from the field of cholesterol metabolism to the field of neuroscience, mainly studying the molecular characteristics of synaptic transmission. His work initially revolved around the mechanism of neurotransmitter release, which was the first step in synaptic transmission. Its molecular basis was still completely unknown in 1986. Later, Sudkhov's work gradually focused on analyzing and studying the formation of synapses in the following aspects; The process of regulating the initial aggregation state of synapses, as well as maintaining, disappearing, and determining their characteristics. Sudkhov taught at UT Southwestern at Dallas Southwest University until 2008 and was one of the founders of the department of neuroscience at the university. In 2008, Sudkhov came to Stanford University and served as a professor at Stanford University School of Medicine. In addition, Sudkhov has been serving as a researcher at the Howard Hughes Medical Research Institute since 1986.
Tim Blanks
Since 1985, Tim Blanks has been reporting fashion news from around the world. He previously hosted the fashion archives of a global television program broadcasted by Canadian Broadcasting Corporation CBC. Since 2006, he has been a contributing editor for Stylecom website, responsible for reviewing and filming fashion from major fashion capitals around the world, such as women's, men's, and haute couture. In addition, Blanks often writes articles on fashion and entertainment for numerous international magazines and newspapers. He is one of the invited curators for the Global New Fashion Overview - Sample Exhibition organized by Feiton Publishing. He also helped Stade write monographs on Michael Roberts and a commemorative book celebrating the 20th anniversary of the founding of Dolce&Gabbana menswear, as well as a catalog of Alexander McQueen's exhibitions held at the Metropolitan Museum, monographs on the men's clothing brands Walter van Belandok\/Antwerp's Crazy Old Man and Bottega, and also helped Priest hold a new fashion photography exhibition. In May 2013, Blanks was awarded the Media Award in memory of Eugenia Shepard by the Council of Fashion Designers in the United States. Blanks was born in New Zealand and has been living in London since 1990, with a lineup of celebrity dog Jackie Russell.
Tim Brabantz
Tim Brabants won Britain's first gold medal in kayaking in the 1000 meter sprint at the Beijing Olympics, after winning two bronze medals. When he does not participate in training or world competitions, he is an expert emergency doctor at the Queen of Nottingham Medical Center. Tim's first experience kayaking was attending a one week course during the school vacation, which his mother hoped would guide his overly restless energy. Although there were no rapids in the Thames River area, he quickly became enamored with the adrenaline rush of kayaking in still water and won third place in the World Youth Championships. Tim's speech focuses on having determination and finding inner strength to set a goal and achieve it, no matter what obstacles you encounter. He also discussed the struggles and pain after winning the Olympic championship, the need to find a reasonable balance between the two jobs, and his recent obsession with triathlon.
Todd Buchholz
Todd Bushholtz is an international economist, hedge fund manager, recipient of the Harvard University Annual Teaching Award, and former White House Director of Economic Policy. Todd Bushholtz is often invited to write news opinions on the impact on financial markets. He works as a commentator in various television and radio programs. He is a frequent guest of ABC American Broadcasting Company, PBS American Public Broadcasting Company, and CBS Columbia Broadcasting Company, and hosts a special program with Todd Bushholtz on CNBC's Financial Channel. Todd Bushholtz has written many highly acclaimed bestsellers, many of which have been successful as case studies for subsequent speeches. His book has been translated into over a dozen languages and used as a textbook in universities around the world, including Harvard University, Duke University, and Princeton University. He has served as an advisor to the White House, Microsoft, Allstate, Goldman Sachs, IBM, SAP, and Toyota. Bushholtz conducts research on economics, business, and entrepreneurship in the context of global society, and has written articles for the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Forbes, and Reader's Digest.
Todd Bucholtz
Todd Bushholtz is an international economist, hedge fund manager, recipient of the Harvard University Annual Teaching Award, and former White House Director of Economic Policy. Todd Bushholtz is often invited to write news opinions on the impact on financial markets. He works as a commentator in various television and radio programs. He is a frequent guest of ABC American Broadcasting Company, PBS American Public Broadcasting Company, and CBS Columbia Broadcasting Company, and hosts a special program with Todd Bushholtz on CNBC's Financial Channel. Todd Bushholtz has written many highly acclaimed bestsellers, many of which have been successful as case studies for subsequent speeches. His book has been translated into over a dozen languages and used as a textbook in universities around the world, including Harvard University, Duke University, and Princeton University. He has served as an advisor to the White House, Microsoft, Allstate, Goldman Sachs, IBM, SAP, and Toyota. Bushholtz conducts research on economics, business, and entrepreneurship in the context of global society, and has written articles for the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Forbes, and Reader's Digest.
Tom Avery
Microsoft Internet Explorer402DocumentNotSpecified78Normal0 Tom Avery, one of the greatest explorers in the UK, was one of the 41 explorers in history who walked to the North and South Poles. He achieved this feat at the age of 29 and is the youngest British explorer to hike the North and South Poles. The Sunday Times listed Avery as one of the British idols, Sir Leonard Feynnes, and his wife Alan MacArthur. Tom Avery was born in December 1975 and grew up in Sussex, Brazil, and France. His interest in adventure began at the age of 8 when he first read about Captain Scott. He knew that his life was incomplete without following his hero to the South Pole. Tom began his mountaineering career by climbing rocks and ice peaks in Wales and Scotland at the age of 16. In university, he organized and led expeditions to the Andes, Alps, New Zealand, Tanzania, Patagonia, and Morocco. After receiving a Bachelor's degree in Geography and Geology from the University of Bristol in the UK in 1998, Avery worked as an Andersen accountant for 15 months. Between the city and the mountains, Tom ultimately chose the mountains. The pinnacle of Tom's mountaineering career to date was in 2000, when he led a pioneering British expedition to an unprecedented 20 mile mountain range near the western border of China. His team reached nine unnamed peaks exceeding 6000 meters. On December 28, 2002, after his 27th birthday, Tom Avery became the youngest British person to hike to the South Pole. His team also broke the speed record for hiking in Antarctica. With the help of advanced kites, they only walked the last 47 miles to reach the pole in 31 hours. Avery is a born leader, an outstanding young man who runs every expedition and organizes everything, including fundraising, training, and team logistics. His expedition team has received extensive coverage from international publications and television media, especially in the UK and the United States. Tom is the ambassador for the 2012 London Olympics and the Prince Trust, as well as an academician of the Royal Geographical Society of the United Kingdom.