創(chuàng )業(yè)創(chuàng )新執行力里的吉米是誰(shuí)
1.pvgo劉佳勇哪個(gè)是傳銷(xiāo)嗎?求知道的人解答,跟安利一樣?
pvgo不是傳銷(xiāo)。福能集團應用互聯(lián)網(wǎng)創(chuàng )新模式，創(chuàng )辦的全國首個(gè)大學(xué)生創(chuàng )業(yè)職業(yè)能力養成平臺PVGO。
1、福能集團針對大學(xué)生著(zhù)力打造的創(chuàng )業(yè)職業(yè)能力養成平臺PVGO項目。 PVGO通過(guò)校園實(shí)踐項目、金牌訓練營(yíng) 和全國百場(chǎng)高校宣講活動(dòng) ，遴選知名高校最優(yōu)秀的大學(xué)生進(jìn)行創(chuàng )業(yè)/職業(yè)能力養成培訓，為社會(huì )塑造高素質(zhì)就業(yè)人才和一定能力的創(chuàng )業(yè)人才，扶植創(chuàng )業(yè)項目。
2、劉佳勇
劉佳勇（John Liu），創(chuàng )辦了福能集團，是福能集團董事長(cháng)兼CEO，從事節能環(huán)保產(chǎn)品和服務(wù)行業(yè)，涉及太陽(yáng)能等設備生產(chǎn)。暢銷(xiāo)書(shū)《勇氣可佳》作者。
擴展資料：
2015年8月3日，PVGO與玖富旗下蠟筆分期正式簽約，共同扶持大學(xué)生創(chuàng )業(yè)就業(yè)，幫助大學(xué)生更好地分期理財。
2015年9月8日，PVGO和美國康奈爾大學(xué)約翰遜管理學(xué)院結合當代大學(xué)生特點(diǎn)深耕中國，在不同領(lǐng)域鍛煉適應性領(lǐng)導力，同時(shí)開(kāi)拓國際視野、學(xué)習美國管理專(zhuān)業(yè)的知識精髓及培育創(chuàng )新思維模式達成共識，簽訂合作協(xié)議。
參考資料來(lái)源：百度百科-劉佳勇
百度百科-PVGO
2.黃力泓是誰(shuí)?
簡(jiǎn)介 一位擁有美國華盛頓大學(xué)企業(yè)管理學(xué)博士、美國圣湯姆仕大學(xué)醫學(xué)博士，并在修美國德州大學(xué)科技與法律博士，且擔任注冊資本10.5億美元的美國富品集團公司董事，這就是“國際競爭力和微型利潤管理專(zhuān)家”—— 黃力泓（Rich younker）。
黃力泓出生于中國臺灣。現任職于美國全球競爭力研究院院長(cháng)、國際（UN）中小企業(yè)家基金會(huì )董事主席、國務(wù)院兩岸發(fā)展顧問(wèn)、奧巴馬競選顧問(wèn)、美國富品創(chuàng )意生活產(chǎn)業(yè)集團董事、英國皇家國際培訓認證協(xié)會(huì )執行長(cháng)、美國亞洲智庫研究中心執行長(cháng)、美國艾雷客大學(xué)教授、中國臺灣中華腦力整合研究學(xué)會(huì )理事長(cháng)、孟加拉國國國葛拉民銀行執行董事、國際旅館控股公司執行董事、加拿大菁英訓練顧問(wèn)公司資深指導等要職。
曾擔任聯(lián)合國國科文組織亞太區文化官員。 黃力泓用他的智慧幫助過(guò)聯(lián)合國、美國、中國等政府，同時(shí)把全球競爭力做為國際議題列為各項競爭指標的推手，是一位非常具有國際觀(guān)的腦體經(jīng)濟學(xué)者。
黃力泓作為世界級的國際競爭力和微型利潤管理專(zhuān)家，擅長(cháng)于創(chuàng )業(yè)系統、知識管理、協(xié)同創(chuàng )新、虛擬團隊、商業(yè)模式、微利經(jīng)濟、國際談判、客戶(hù)關(guān)系管理專(zhuān)業(yè)領(lǐng)域，致力于知識價(jià)值鏈、虛擬團隊、協(xié)同創(chuàng )新、系統動(dòng)力學(xué)、思考型組織、未來(lái)能源與資源、跨國企業(yè)、競爭力創(chuàng )新研究方向，成就斐然。被商業(yè)周刊列為21世紀金頭腦俱樂(lè )部的成員。
2002年，知識經(jīng)濟與科技創(chuàng )作力培育國際研討會(huì )發(fā)表的《知識經(jīng)濟下的優(yōu)勢轉型與知識價(jià)值鏈》獲得學(xué)術(shù)成就獎；2006年，第九屆企業(yè)經(jīng)營(yíng)管理個(gè)案研討會(huì )發(fā)表的《知識盤(pán)點(diǎn)流程設計與個(gè)案分析》獲優(yōu)秀論文獎；2007年，黃力泓博客獲首屆“澤君杯”大中華財經(jīng)博客大賽三等獎。著(zhù)作有《與眾不同》、《創(chuàng )業(yè)家的MBA Rich younker教你中小企業(yè)贏(yíng)利致勝之道》、《關(guān)于創(chuàng )業(yè) 你問(wèn)對人了》等。
2002年，黃力泓受?chē)鴦?wù)院的邀請，以外商身份進(jìn)入中國，多次到中國大陸考察，于2005年起引進(jìn)國際資本投資項目落戶(hù)廈門(mén)﹑深圳﹑西部。
3.度嘉班妮是哪個(gè)國家的牌子
度嘉班妮是中國云南昆明的品牌
度嘉班妮品牌著(zhù)力打造時(shí)尚、休閑、前衛風(fēng)格，與時(shí)代流行趨勢同步，體會(huì )的是最生活、最時(shí)尚的個(gè)性主義享受。它的設計充滿(mǎn)時(shí)尚與中性化，張顯傳統的復古色調，卻不失都市風(fēng)范，不僅穿著(zhù)舒適， 加上傳統與現代相結合的設計風(fēng)格，更顯都市明朗的休閑色彩。是成功人士、白領(lǐng)一族休閑之首選。
擴展資料：
品牌故事
(1)DOJANBONI度嘉班妮”品牌源于英文criDO信念、JANus中性、BOnnie美麗、infiNIty無(wú)限的定義展開(kāi)的理念引領(lǐng)新時(shí)尚消費，定位于時(shí)尚、經(jīng)典的都市人群。他們充滿(mǎn)自信與成熟，懂得如何演繹繽紛熱鬧的時(shí)尚，更勇于表現自我，崇尚都市現代生活質(zhì)感。
(2)DOJANBONI度嘉班妮”每一季都推出時(shí)尚、經(jīng)典、休閑等不同風(fēng)格的系列款式。滿(mǎn)足追求時(shí)尚、優(yōu)雅、精致品牌的成功人士及都市白領(lǐng)的選擇。其簡(jiǎn)潔流暢的線(xiàn)條及璀璨優(yōu)雅的氣質(zhì)，賦予了它濃厚的藝術(shù)內涵，同時(shí)追求創(chuàng )新，也關(guān)注經(jīng)典，使它的風(fēng)格散發(fā)著(zhù)歷久常新的永恒。以信念、中性，美麗、無(wú)限充分展示了中產(chǎn)階級的自信心與成熟感。
參考資料來(lái)源：度嘉班妮官網(wǎng)-品牌故事
4.急求《傾聽(tīng)強者的聲音：改變與創(chuàng )新》里Jimmy Tingle 的哈佛畢業(yè)致辭
Jimmy TingleGraduation Speech Transcript:Thank you.I am truly honored tobe here this morning. My name is Jimmy Tingle and that is my real name and Iwas born right here in Cambridge Massachusetts. I am an unlikely choice to givea commencement address at Harvard because quite frankly my friend, I am not ascholar, which will become increasingly more evident as I proceed. I am acomedian by profession, and I started to perform in here in the early 1980s,actually I did strip performing right down here in Harvard Square. I've travelled allaround the world performing standing up comedy. I don't want to brag buttwo years ago I performed in Europe and I just like to say:“Excellent Country.”You know what's nice for being herethis morning, you actually get that joke.Actually I am from along line of intellectuals, growing up here in Cambridge, we lived quite near acollege. My father owned and droved taxi cabs, here in Harvard Square, he willpick up Harvard professors, they would tell them things, he would come home andtell us. For generations, Harvard has given scholarships to students fromCambridge and students from all over the world who could meet the academicrequirements. Starting from the third grade, my dear sweet mother who was herethis morning would say to me:“Jimmy, if you studyreally hard, some day you could go to Harvard.”By the sixth grade,she stopped telling me that. By the eighth grade, our whole neighborhood hadtheir eye set on Harvard, not so much for scholarships but because it was anexcellent place to steal bicycles.I can rememberrunning through this very yard, some forty-years ago, being chased by theHarvard students, the Harvard faculty and The Harvard Police Department. Othercollege campuses in the 1960s were bitterly divided between the students andthe administration over civil rights and the war in Vietnam. But here inHarvard, my friends and I were able to unite: students, faculty and lawenforcement. It was in this very yard that I had my first spiritual awakening.As I was running I started to pray, please God, please God, don't let me get caught.I will never do it again. My mother will kill me. She always wanted me to go toHarvard; this isn't what she meant. And then I realized I wasan altar boy. I was a Catholic, I should have been praying before I tried totake the bicycle.And I just want tosay to the alumni gathered here this morning on behalf of myself and all theother miss-guided youth of Cambridge and Greater Boston who may haveun-justified taken your bicycles…We are sorry.And to the graduates,many of you will go on to position of great power and influence in business andpolitics and government and the temptations to cut corners, to lie, to steal,to cheat will be formidable. My advice to you today is simply this:“Ask for guidancebefore you commit the crime”. Trust me; it is much less embarrassing toask for help privately than to beg for forgiveness at graduation. And I am sograteful; I am so grateful that the petty crimes of my youth were not successful,for had my dishonest behavior been rewarded, I may not be with you here today.My life may have taken at different turns, and I may have ended up on WallStreet.I'd always wanted tothis school but always felt that was too late getting courage from family,friends, and colleagues, and my mum, and my wife Catherine, I put in anapplication anyway. And like of you who was absolutely over-joyed when thatletter of acceptant came in the mail. I couldn't believe this, afterall this years I have actually been accepted to Harvard; they must really needa commencement speaker.In this entire yearpeople has asked me Jimmy why would an comedian want to go to Harvard, the samereason all of you wanted to go Harvard, we got in. And all of us have facedchallenges getting here today and still more academic challenges when classstarted. My biggest academic challenge was the quantitative for graduation.Unfortunately I hadto take statistics. Fortunately we had had a wonderful and dedicated and greatteacher, Dr. Hughes Helen who was kind enough to arrange extra help sessionstor students who was struggling with the material. I went to every single extrahelp sessions she offered It was always very similarscenario, me and 19 students from other countries. Countries often in conflictwith one another, India and Pakistan, Turkey and Greece, Israelis andPalestinians, all of us were helping one another, all of us learning from oneanother, all of us supporting one another across racial, ethnic and religiousline and I say this as a native Bostonian, all of us with English as a secondla。
