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David Miller
David Miller is the chairman and CEO of the Canadian branch of the World Wildlife Fund, Canada's most important conservation organization. The World Wide Fund for Nature provides solutions to the most serious conservation challenges facing the Earth, thereby promoting the prosperity of humanity and nature. From 2003 to 2010, David Miller served as the mayor of Toronto; From 2008 to 2010, served as the leader of the influential C40 urban climate leadership group. Under his leadership, the city of Toronto has been widely recognized internationally for its environmental leadership, economic strength, and social integration. He actively advocates the establishment of a sustainable urban economy and strongly advocates creating job opportunities for the next generation through sustainable development. Miller still serves on various public and private boards and is a global researcher for the Future of Cities at the New York University Institute of Technology. Previously, he worked at Aird amp; During his tenure as a legal advisor for international business and sustainability at Berlis Limited Liability Company, he provided advice to some companies and international organizations on establishing sustainable urban economic issues. David Miller is a well-trained economist and professional lawyer who graduated from Harvard University. He has two children with his lawyer's wife Jill Arthur.
David Piling
Editor in Chief and renowned columnist for the Asia edition of the Financial Times. His column covers topics related to business, investment, politics, and economy, including China at the pinnacle of the world, the success or failure of the Asian model and China, and when can Indian manufacturing surpass Chinese manufacturing?.
David Price
David Price is a senior fellow at the Innovation Unit, a non-profit enterprise dedicated to solving social challenges around the world. Over the past 10 years, Price Price has led numerous international education projects, culminating in the acclaimed OPEN: How We Will Work, Live and Learn in the Future. ll Work, Live and Learn In The Future. His conclusion is that there will be a profound shift in the way we perceive. Because the business value of knowledge has plummeted, the era of the vaunted knowledge economy has not arrived. However, its social value has soared. Any business, school, or public institution needs to know how we socialize our access to knowledge, because that is the answer to how we can attract employees and students again and remain competitive and valuable in a rapidly evolving world. Companies must build cultures that inspire autonomy, learning, and collaboration. In business, innovation is seen as an AD hoc event or dependent on external import. However, successful businesses often succeed in making innovation part of their DNA. The best solution for companies is to build their own appeal so they can retain talent. Price also focuses on the future of work, how we work now on top of the 19th century model and what businesses should do to adapt to today's increasing automation and introduction of artificial intelligence technologies. Sir Ken Robinson comments on Price's book from all angles, OPEN is a book that will open your mind to some of the real impacts of the digital technologies that support our living and learning in the 21st century. David's presentation was informative and insightful, adding real value to the conference. -- Ashfield Health
David Reeder
Sir David Reed is the Chairman of Intertek Group PLC, a global quality and safety services company listed on the London Stock Exchange and a constituent of the FTSE 100 Index, with over 35000 employees in 100 countries. Tianxiang Group provides high-quality solutions for the global industry, helping many world-renowned brands and companies develop high-quality, safe, high-performance, environmentally friendly, and socially influential products, processes, and assets. David was appointed as a member of the board of directors of Intertek Group in December 2011 and became chairman in January 2012. From April 2004, Sir David served as a non-executive director of Tesco PLC at Tesco until November 2011. Previously, he served as an executive director on the Tesco board of directors since 1985. In February 2012, he was appointed as a member of the Global Senior Advisory Committee for Jefferies International, a global securities and investment banking group. In 2008, he was appointed as the chairman of the Whizz Kidz charity, providing mobile devices for children with disabilities. He is also a sponsor of Restless Development, an international youth development agency. He used to be the chairman of the automotive repair company Kwik Fit, a senior non-executive director of Reed Elsevier Group PLC, and a non-executive director of De Vere Group, Legal General, and Westbury PLC. In November 2010, Sir David was appointed as one of Cameron's business ambassadors. David was born in Zambia and received education in Scotland. He is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland and currently resides in Essex County. He is the chairman and golfer of Scottish Rugby Club in London.
David Siegel
David Siegel, author, consultant, and investor in the intersection of technology and business. He is an authority in blockchain technology, focusing on the impact of blockchain on business and society. He was the world's first web designer and founded a digital company in 1994, which was one of the earliest digital institutions in Los Angeles. He has published five books on the Internet and business, most of which are international bestsellers. His most recent book is' Pull: The Power of the Semantic Web to Transform Your Business'. Siegel is a strategic advisor for many large enterprises and startups, collaborating extensively with companies in the Ethereum blockchain ecosystem and planning to start a company in this field. He is a decentralized coach - helping the company transition from a factory model to a laboratory model in all aspects. From Auckland to Reykjavik, Siegel has delivered over 100 professional speeches and can provide supplementary motivational insights for all high-level discussions about the future. He is committed to showcasing a new world of collaboration, trust, learning, and joy to the audience - the business agility of the 21st century.
David Tremble
David Trimble, former leader of the Northern Ireland Unity Party and the first Chief Minister of Northern Ireland. He was awarded the 1998 Nobel Peace Prize for completing an impossible mission to create the Northern Ireland Peace Agreement and making significant efforts to peacefully resolve the dispute in Northern Ireland. The Belfast Agreement was an important milestone in the peace process in Northern Ireland. David's skilled negotiation skills led the civil war ravaged province of Northern Ireland onto the path of peace, while also establishing his position as one of the world's most outstanding politicians and humanitarians. He made a historic decision to engage in dialogue and negotiations with the leaders of the Northern Ireland Social Democratic Labor Party, John Thum and David, who were awarded the 1998 Nobel Peace Prize. This was a very visionary step towards resolving the complex Irish conflict. David has an excellent legal and political background and was elected as the leader of the United Party in 1995. He soon had discussions with other parties in Ireland on the issue of reunification, and he had close working connections with Tony Blair and Bill Clinton. On Good Friday, April 10, 1998, the Belfast Agreement was officially signed. This agreement allowed for the sharing of power between the unification and national independence factions, repaired the relationship between Northern Ireland, the Republic of Ireland, and the United Kingdom, and established a permanent peace agenda for Ireland. As the former Chief Minister of Northern Ireland, he talked about leadership during difficult times; Faced with opposition from almost everyone inside and outside the party, he still strives to seek change. He not only needs to negotiate with other parties, but also needs to persuade his own party and voters who trust him to accept his choices and embrace Ireland's new future. In 2006, he was conferred the title of Lord Tremble and joined the British House of Lords as a member of the Conservative Party.
David William Donald Cameron
Former Prime Minister of the UK, became a member of Parliament in 2001, served as the Vice Chairman of the Conservative Party in 2003, served as the Director of Policy Affairs in the Shadow Cabinet in 2004, and successfully ran for Conservative Party leadership in 2005
De Gillespie
De Gillespie is a writer, communication expert, serial entrepreneur, and futurist. He is the author of the book Only Planet a flight free adventure around the world, which tells the legendary story of his journey around the world without taking a plane. In response, the Independent newspaper commented that it allows the flaws and beauty of the world to seep into your soul. Gillespie's core skill lies in his ability to capture the complex, interconnected, and interdependent nature of the many challenges facing the world, from climate change to disruptive innovation, and to make it more common sense to better convey to the non professional public. Gillespie is one of the founders of Futerra Corporation, a reform organization specializing in corporate transformation, creative communication, and promotional activities. Over the past fourteen years, Futerra has developed into an internationally renowned company through its influential and widely acclaimed work in sustainable development plans for some large enterprises, including the Sustainable Life Plan for Unilever, the Coffee Manufacturing Happiness Plan for Mondelez, an international confectionery group, and the Prosperity Plan for SAB Miller, a British South African brewery group. Professionally, Gillespie stands out with a truly insightful style, that is, strategically speaking out to clients, but inspiring them to elevate themselves to higher heights and set lofty aspirations with clear intelligence and wisdom. He has a strong ability to adapt and is willing to actively challenge. He can motivate the audience to make assumptions as usual, thus opening up their thinking and planning possible practical solutions and seeking opportunities. Gillespie is also actively involved in pioneering industries such as zero carbon food, renewable energy generation, LED lights, hydroponic farms, and serves as its director and investor. In addition, he is also the London Sustainable Development Commissioner, providing advice on green entrepreneurship and clean technology to the Mayor of London and the Greater London Authority. In addition to regularly contributing to the Guardian and other media outlets in the UK, Gillespie is also a highly sought after speaker, emcee, lively host, and interesting event manager, known for her interesting speeches, thought-provoking insights, and a strong sense of humor. Since 2001, he has participated in speech events around the world, such as in Hong Kong, South Korea, Auckland, and other places. His audience is very broad, including the United Nations and governments of various countries, as well as multinational corporations and global organizations. He even dabbled in stand-up comedy performances to enhance his speech and activity abilities
Demis Hassabis
Before starting his research career, Demis Hassabis was a renowned video game designer and AI programmer in the UK. At the age of 16, he began his professional gaming career at the legendary bullfrog game production company Bullfrog Productions. Afterwards, after graduating from Cambridge University, he joined the newly established lion head game company Lionhead Studios. In 1998, he founded and operated a game development studio called Elixir Studios, with 60 employees, mainly producing games for Microsoft and Vivendi Universal. Demis Hassabis has produced many best-selling and award-winning electronic games during his 10 year successful career, including Syndicat 1993, Theme Park 1994, Black&White amp; White 2001, Republic 2003, and Evil Genius Evil Genius 2004, among others. Demis Hassabis is also proficient in many games and possesses a high level of proficiency, including chess, Japanese Go, and poker. Before retiring from the game competition in 2003, he won the World Games Championships at the Mind Sports Olympiad World Games Championships at the Intellectual Olympics. From 1994 to 1997, Demis Hassabis obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Science from Queens College, Cambridge University; From 2005 to 2009, obtained a PhD in Cognitive Neuroscience from the Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging, WTCN, University College London Wellcome Trust Centre for Neuroimaging.
Deng Enbao
Deng Enbao is an innovative and dynamic CEO who has established two profitable international media companies with a current total market value of $4.6 billion. The companies he established include the world's largest international newspaper, Metropolitan Daily International, the Nordic broadcasting company Hyundai Group, including Russia, and the world's largest subtitle and dubbing company SDI. He is currently a director of over 10 companies. He was named one of the 25 European Stars by Business Week. Urban Daily International distributes the world's largest and fastest growing international newspaper in over 100 major cities in 20 countries worldwide, covering Europe, North America, South America, and Asia. Urban Daily has a unique global influence, with a daily readership of over 22 million people. The company has been listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. Hyundai Group is an international entertainment broadcasting group operating in over 30 countries. Hyundai Group is the largest free broadcast and pay television operator in Scandinavia and the Baltic countries, the largest shareholder in Russia's largest independent television network, and the first commercial radio operator in the Nordic region. Satellite TV channels currently cover 22 countries, with an audience of over 90 million people. Deng Enbao also owns Seabay Capital, a venture capital firm. Its investment portfolio includes the fifth largest newspaper in the United States, City Daily USA, the largest private shopping club in Scandinavia, wwwcampadrecom, and Boka Direkt, a leading provider of online booking health and beauty services in Sweden. He is also a senior advisor to Stella Advisors, a boutique investment bank in London that focuses on the digital new media industry, a board member of Bloomberg, a book publisher from Scandinavia, and a senior advisor to Ericsson, responsible for the global services business unit.
Derek Barton
诺贝尔化学奖| (1949) | 1918-1998
Dominique Strauss Kahn
Kahn is a French economist, lawyer, politician, and a member of the Socialist Party of the French Social Democratic Party. He was previously the Minister of Finance of France and the 10th President of the International Monetary Fund. Currently, he is the managing partner of Parnasse International. In 1986, Kahn was elected as a member of the Socialist Party for the first time as a member of Parliament and quickly demonstrated exceptional talent in handling economic and financial affairs. In 1991, then French President Mitterrand appointed Kahn as the Minister of Industry and Domestic Trade of France. Six years later, the Socialist Party won the election and France entered the era of Chirac's rule, while Kahn was appointed as the Minister of Finance by then French Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin, becoming the most influential minister. In order to enrich the national treasury, Kahn vigorously advocated for corporate privatization and promoted the initial public offering of large enterprises such as France Telecom and Air France. When Kahn took control of the French economy, the French economy achieved brilliant achievements, with a significant increase in gross domestic product and a continuous decline in unemployment and fiscal deficit. It is particularly worth mentioning that the measures he took led to the creation of 300000 jobs in France in 1998, which is also the highest level in the French job market in nearly 30 years. Before officially using the euro as the unified currency of the eurozone, Strauss-Kahn's correct measures to tighten the French fiscal budget earned him unanimous praise from the outside world. At the mint in Bordeaux, southwestern France, then French Minister of Finance, Kahn personally initiated the coinage mechanism to create the first euro coin. This is undoubtedly the most glorious page of Kahn's personal political career. During his tenure as French Finance Minister from 1997 to 1999, the French economy was one of the fastest-growing economies in the European Union, and he won praise for his budget tightening measures in France before using the euro. This may be one of the reasons why Jean-Claude Juncker, the chairman of the Eurogroup, supports Kahn as the IMF president. The success of the euro was greatly attributed to Kahn, as he successfully managed to keep the French fiscal deficit within the prescribed range. Since then, Kahn has been active in enhancing political cooperation among countries within the eurozone. When the euro was introduced in early 1999, sovereigns complained about losing their currency rights. At that time, French Finance Minister Strauss Kahn replied that it was not right. The currency rights after the war were in the hands of the United States. After the euro was introduced, we will work with our European partners to regain currency sovereignty. After Kahn resigned as French finance minister in 1999, the Financial Times claimed that the eurozone had lost one of its most influential policy makers. After Kahn left, I don't know who can take on the leadership responsibility. From 2000 to 2007, Kahn taught economics at the Paris School of Political Science. Richard Crowne, Dean of the Paris School of Political Science and Chairman of the French National Foundation for Political Science, also highly praised Kahn. He stated that Kahn is an experienced politician who has established extensive network relationships worldwide.
Donald J. Cram
诺贝尔化学奖| (1987) | 1919-2001
Dorothy Hodgkin
诺贝尔化学奖| (1956) | 1910年-1994年
Douglas McWilliams
He is the chairman and founder of the Center for Economic and Business Research, a leading business economics think tank and top economic forecasting organization in the UK, with expertise in important industrial sectors such as road and rail transportation, retail, automobiles, trucks, real estate, construction, plastics, and information technology. Currently, McWilliams provides advice on economic and business trends and their impact on corporate strategies for 25 FTSE companies. His clients also include most well-known British retailers, four top UK law firms, and some leading accounting firms such as the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. In our country, McWilliams is recognized as an expert in studying the prospects of the London economy and the City of London, as well as an economic advisor to the Northwest Regional Development Authority and the British Isle of Man Treasury. He is known for his excellent communication skills and is one of the most cited economists. He has a unique talent for explaining complex economic facts and predictions in terms that non professionals can understand. In 2011, he won five Best Predictor awards in the UK. In addition, a 2012 analysis by the CityWire website concluded that the Center for Economic and Business Research and the OECD have maintained their best predictive records over the past eight years, despite financial crises. From 1988 to 1992, McWilliams served as the Chief Economic Advisor of the Confederation of British Industries and was awarded the Gold Medal Master Award for Best Economic Forecaster by the Sunday Times in 1992. Previously, he was the Chief Economist of IBM UK, a subsidiary of International Business Machines in the United States; From 1980 to 1985, he served as the Chairman of the Economic Forecasting Group of the Industrial Union of the European Communities, UNICE, and the European Union of Employers' Organizations, respectively; From 1988 to 1998, he served as a visiting professor at the School of Business at Kingston University; From 1993 to 1998, he served as a board member of the Manufacturing and Industrial Foundation. He is a regular contributor to The Times in the UK and frequently appears on news and business television programs such as Newsnight and Business Breakfast. He also frequently hosts BBC and other radio programs. Mike Williams is a board member of the Institute of Finance. He is also an economic advisor to the Chartered Marketing Association and Newcastle Capital Limited NCL Investments Ltd. In 2012, he became a professor of business at Gresham University. He holds a Master's degree in Philosophy, Political Science, and Economics from Oxford University, as well as a Master's degree in Economics and Philosophy.
Douglas Retick
Douglas Ridtick was a member of the International Monetary Fund's Board of Directors until 2012. He was nominated by President Obama to the IMF Board in 2009 and confirmed by the U.S. Senate in March 2010. The Executive Board is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the IMF, including accepting or approving all decisions, policies, supervision, and financial expenditures made by the IMF. Douglas Retick is a visiting fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington, considered the most prestigious think tank in the field of international economic policy research. He was chair of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Committee on Geopolitical Risk in 2012 and currently serves as Vice Chair. He moderated and participated in panels at the World Economic Forum in Davos on capital markets, the international monetary system, emerging markets and global governance. He previously served as a Senior Fellow and Director of the Global Strategic Finance Program at the New America Foundation. Douglas testified before the U.S. Congress on the impact of the economic crisis on foreign policy, the opportunities and threats of sovereign wealth funds and state capitalism. A frequent contributor to the Financial Times, Foreign Policy, the New Republic, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes and others, Douglas is a regular contributor to TheWashingtonNotecom. Douglas has been named an Emerging markets superstar by Global Finance magazine, as well as winning the International Finance Review's Best EEMEA Asset and M&A Deal of the Year awards. He frequently appears on television and in newspapers, including the BBC, CNN, CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, Congressional Quarterly, The Nation, The New York Times, Le Monde and the International Herald Leader. He is an advisor to the Congressional Task Force on Sovereign Wealth Funds, a member of the Steering Committee on Political Risk and Emerging Markets of the Clinton Global Initiative Task Force, and a member of the Advisory Board of the Lisbon Council in Brussels. He is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, the International Institute for Strategic Studies and the Royal Institute of International Affairs. Douglas was a member of Obama's National Finance Committee during his first presidential campaign, and he also advised the presidential campaign on foreign policy and economic issues.
Dr. Florence Edoden
Dr. Florence Eid Oakden is the founder and chief economist of Arabia Monitor Arab Watch, and also serves as a professor in economics and finance at the American University of Beirut. She also serves as a visiting professor at INSEAD College in Paris and the Higher Business School in Paris. Arabia Monitor is currently the only independent economic research institution with a team of all Arab analysts, providing research and consulting services for various international institutions and enterprises in Central and Northeast Africa, including the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, the Ministry of Finance of Qatar, the Agricultural Bank of China, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, State Street, PwC, Total Natural Gas, KKR, Saudi Basic Industries Group, and Cambridge Partners. Dr. Ed Oakden holds a Ph.D. in Organizational Economics jointly awarded by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University in the United States. He has served as Vice President and Senior Economist for Central and Northeast Africa at JPMorgan Chase, and has collaborated with the World Bank on projects in Latin America and North Africa. She currently serves as a director of the International Banking Group of the Bank of Arab States in London, a member of the Advisory Committee of the Business School of the University of Faisal in Saudi Arabia, a director of the North American Arab Bankers Association, and a director of the American University of Paris. Dr. Ed Oakden has been interviewed multiple times, including BBC, CNBC, Bloomberg, Al Jazeera, Wall Street Journal, CCTV, and Phoenix TV. She often delivers keynote speeches at world summits, such as China Arab Expo, Boao Middle East, Norway North Sea Oil Exhibition ONS, Global Trade Review GTR, Global Trade Review Middle East Annual Conference. The themes of her speeches include China GCC economic and trade relations, the impact of the the Belt and Road in the Middle East, the outlook of the international energy market, opportunities and challenges in the Middle East market, Iran and the international community, and the political and economic pattern of the Middle East.
Dr. Ishiguro
Dr. Ishiguro Hiroshi is the director of the Intelligent Robotics Laboratory in the System Innovation Department of the Graduate School of Engineering at Osaka University in Japan. One of the important achievements of the laboratory is the development of the humanoid robot Actroid. Actroid has a realistic appearance, flexible facial expressions, and can move freely like a human. In terms of robot development, Ishiguro is committed to creating humanoid robots as realistic as possible. At the naming ceremony for the female robot Repliee Q1 Expo in July 2005, he said, 'I have developed many robots before, but soon I realized the importance of appearance.'. A robot that looks very similar to a person will have a strong sense of existence. Repliee Q1 Expo can interact with people and respond to those who touch her. Although we still have a long way to go, this achievement is gratifying. In his opinion, it is possible to develop a robot that is no different from a real person in a short period of contact. Ishiguro Hiroshi has developed a robot named Geminoid that looks just like him. Geminoid appeared in the BBC2 Robot Documentary Concept - Human Machine hosted by James May on October 5, 2008. In addition, he also developed a communication robot called Telenoid R1 and applied it to classroom teaching at Osaka University. He can manually make Geminoid exhibit human characteristics such as blinking, breathing, and restlessness. On May 15, 2011, the Journal of Asian Scientists evaluated Ishiguro as one of the 15 outstanding Asian scientists. Dr. Ishiguro graduated from the Graduate School of Engineering at Osaka University and served as an associate professor at Kyoto University, a visiting researcher at the University of San Diego, California, and a professor at Wakayama University and Osaka University. He has won numerous awards, including the Science and Technology Award MEXT issued by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Science and Technology, the Best Paper Award at the 2nd and 4th Association of Electrical and Electronic Engineers Human Machine Interaction Conference in April 2015, the Best Humanoid Robot Award at the Robotics World Cup in March 2009, and the 2006 Robotics World Cup.
Dr. Martin Schultz
Martin Schultz is a senior economist at Fujitsu Research Institute FRI, a private think tank and consulting firm focused on Japanese economic policy and corporate strategy. He is responsible for research and consulting in macroeconomics, finance, and corporate overseas strategies. His work has been widely mentioned by international media, and media outlets such as Bloomberg, CNBC, and BBC often conduct regular interviews with him. Previously, Schultz was a visiting researcher at the Bank of Japan and the University of Tokyo, an assistant professor of economic policy and monetary integration at the Free University of Berlin in Germany, and a visiting professor at numerous universities in Europe and Japan.
Dr. Shinawara Yingzi
Since 2010, Shinawara Yingzi has been serving as a professor at Aoyama College University in Tokyo. He served at the Japanese Ministry of Finance for more than 20 years, particularly famous for serving as the Deputy Minister of Finance to handle international affairs. He has extensive and valuable experience in government departments, particularly in the field of international finance. He is renowned internationally for his outstanding ability in policy formulation and consensus building, and has been awarded the title of Mr. Yen for his impact on the money market. He is the main advisor of the Democratic Party of Japan and an influential ideological leader in Japanese politics. He often participates in Japanese television programs and is reported by several well-known media outlets in the United States, Japan, and Europe, including The Economist, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, Nikkei News, USA Today, Bloomberg\/Businessweek, Forbes, BBC, CNBC, and more. In addition, he also serves as the President of the Indian Institute of Economic Research. Dr. Shinwon Yingzi obtained a PhD in Economics from the University of Michigan and worked as an economist at the International Monetary Fund, which further enhanced his knowledge and abilities in international finance. He is an associate professor of economics at the School of Policy at Saitama University in Japan and a visiting associate professor of economics at Harvard University's Department of Economics. He has received multiple awards, including the Taylor Award from the University of Michigan and the Bintang Mahaputra Utama Award from the Government of the Republic of Indonesia.