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5 eastern miracles have given our children a fair chance of being the sustainable
generation- how can we parents demand our teachers and leaders create the real and virtual exchanges needed ? after world war 2 japan and then s korea advanced quality engineering from supertrains to electronics without whose
system reiaibility computers and telecomunations satellites could not have "e"-merged - see world record job creators w96 deming and e97 akio morita next came the chienese diaspora who operated most of the regions superports and becaome the 3rd
wealthiest financial investors the asean region with exemplary concept leadership by singapore
brought the joy of multicultiral respect to education and communites as well as a love of diverse local crafts, cuisines,
arts, rituals, strret theatre and knowledge-tourism -see world record job creators: E99 Lee Kuan Yew the two greatest miracles were bangladesh and china- both lost up to 10% of
their population to starvation in the 1960s or early 1970s- thats over 50 million people in china's case.We overview how these
miracle transformations here and what to action learn #2030now.............................................................................................. history of the future
1946 to 1969 -beyond world war and colonisation to moon landing) 1970-1995 china and bangladesh miracle part 1
-pre digital (IR2) -due to moon landing's meta-collaboration ( and such new wave tools as telecom satellites and programable
chips) the genre of Entrepreneurial Revolution was started up around the prediction that doubling of learningtech would continue every 7 years from 1946 to sustainability
deadline 2030 ; key question what earth-grounded missins-newly possible could such an inspirational age inspire 1996-
2008 china and bangladesh miracle part 2 - IR2.1 testing digital and universal mobile 2009-2017 IR2.2 concept testing
of first microfranchises leading to global 2.0 and belt road maooing's 11 innovation regions 2017-2030 belt road
ade scales through launch with 65 national leader partnerships - showcase examples of new developing banking in about 15 countries
and first 3 corridors (routes to superports freeing landlocked states)neigboring china ; in paralel tremendou green
and digital concepts, and desire to cekebrate cross-cultural junctions everywhre new land bridges are connected 2030
we will know whether the human race is sustainable by ensuring suffiecient places youth have livelihoods geared to sustainable
goals orbits out of every community and 30000 microfrabchjsoies empowering that educational transformation |  | the most valuable curriculum ever studied- ending poverty and sustaining community and national development Since
end of world war 2 there's a space on planet earth where this curriculum has been organically developed and where external
investment has been made its been patterned by regional cultures which by definition have innovated a differemnt model from
the wester industrail revolution whose race to big gets biger involved such dynamics as slavery, colonisation and wars. On
a map this space's eastern extremit is japan, its western boundaries are china's, it includes the whole pacifuic region (the
asean core and souther trading extremitoies doiwn to australia and new zealand and from 1971 it included the new nation of
Bangladesh. While much more of the Indian subcontinent including India and the nations with "stan" in their name
could have dained from most of this curriculum, the reality is that the trading maps of this region which became mainly operated
by expatriate chinese only went as far as they were welcomed. This curriculum comes in 3 intergenerational sections 1946 to
1970; 1970 to 1995; 1996 on ; it can be argued that the 4th and most exciting part is starting now and can help the whole
world redsign hiuman developement onto sustainability orbits by 2030now. If this learning evolution we call AIEIB is to happen,
there will be parts of belt road mapping that are urgent geographical neighours of region 0,1- mainly 2 India, 7 the stans
and their outreach across the gulf to the middle east and 8 the mediterranean sea, 3 russia, 4 East Europe. There will also
be spaces 5 and 6 West Europe, North America mainly called developed nations whose multilateral development newtorks have
trued to manage the planet since the end of world war 2.And of course out planet is completed by 2 huge souther land masses
- in many ways the most naturally resourced: Africa and Ameruca South, & Central. (Of course there are tiny island nations,
and large icy masses which should not be foirgotten but the wealth and socoeties human sustainability will be won or lost
across the belt road compass | | |
route 1 2 CGTN Bangladesh B ; Myanmar B ; Nepal B ; India B ; China Butan - related new money new retail Hujiang sgd advocates Pope Myanmar Breaking news nov 2017 week 4: China discusses BCIM corridor and refugee crisis in bangladesh week
3 Qatar's wise and UN guterres announce refugee learning summit sept 2018 wise@UNGA -overlaps between -summit discusses
:will biggest application of artificial intelligence be robot teaching assistants? - not a joke already compters big data
analysis marks mooc projects better than humans do (making 1 million person classes possible as well as fastest learning networks
ever) see chinawise.org for eminent people concerned with education and concerned with asian infrastruture investment bank week
2 asean win-win economics belt takes world stage immediately after trump state plus visit to china and epicentre of belt road and ecological civilisation bencmarking (realted aiib jeju announces green big bang club) week 1 jack ma announces 15 billion dolar investment in damo academy of tech research (ai, big data, cloud blockchains, internet of services and learning as well as things q&a
welocme isabella@unacknowledgedgiant.com 
Jin Liqun: I search for partners who wish to move out of intellectual ghetto and avoid institutional obesity | learn about (and use tech to co-create) sustainability gen's greatest new world trade corridors:
1 china express - from china to spain and everywhere that wants to be small enterprise trading friendly in between eg 2 dubai-qatart-oman-gwadar-stans-china eg 3 india-china-bangladesh-myanmar-asean  7 Arabian wonders now open for business with gwadar's gateway to pakistan corridor- what if bangla china india
myanmar belt could bo so wondrous
gwadar now faces oman - heavy superport invetsmnt of aiib; dubai (note facing iran
its a less natural corridor but with abudhabi aims to host great youth 2020 expo; qatar host of the greatest education partnership
summits for refugees and girls and diasdvantaged youth; bahrain and kuwait , and previously landlocked saudi arabia |
| | | | | | | | | | | Pakistan
tarbela hydropower extension | | Myanmar myingyan power plant | | Oman preparing railway to link superport | | Oman duqm port and science park
| | Azerbaijan
Anatolian hna gas pipeline | | Indonesia Reg Inv Proj1 | | Indonesia Dam op improvement | |
Bangaldesh natural gas infrastructure
| | Georgia
batumi road | | India power for all | | India infrastructure fund | | Tajikstan Nurek hydro power |
| India Gufarat rural roads
| egypt first project -solar annnounced sept 2017 | more belt road resourecs - global times |
x  region 7 of belt road mapping is a most troubling one- is any institution doing better than
the aiib in planting rays of hope : the paksitan corridor, the oman superport, the investment
in egypt infrastructure |  |
Index of WRJC (version 1 to 2020) E1 Xi Jinping (Rejuvenation global2.0; world's most transparent maps on win-win trade for all) E99 Lee Kuan Yew E3 Sir Fazle Abed (world's favorite educator eg empowered girls to resolve poverty's greatest challenges,
BRAC & Bkash)
E2 Jack Ma leapfrog tech (big data small), ecommerce curriculum as one of china's 4 greatest inventions 1 -IR4 can develop 10 times bigger people-centred economics) E98 Gandhi & Montessori & Mandela, E4 Nilekani (bridges to English as 2nd most valuable language in world Modi, Kalam, Singh) W1 Tim Berners Lee (the www , we havent seen it yet- human collaboration can be so much bigger, bridge to
any mit lab with human app) W2 Jim Kim being healthcare most courageous public servant leads to being the sanest western voice
in world banking and most peace-loving North Korean American; ; W3 elon musk (hyperloop) W5 Pope Francis and W99 Pope John Paul; W4 Justin Trudeau , W2= Michael Palin, W6 Henry Kissinger -superpower mediator extraordinaire; E5 Yo-Yo Ma, IM pei.. Chengl Li Cultural leadsers sans frontieres; W7 George Soros; W8 Larouche family; W9 Williams & Freling & Prince Charles, Princess Anne; E6 President Jae-in
Moon and Governor Won; E7 Zhang Yue E8 Lei Jun, W10 Team Skoll including Briilliant & Gore & Oxbridge, W94 Ray Andersen W11 Team Branson including Bcorps , Steve Case 1776 hubs, and Climate
War Room; W9 Team ted turner including jimmy carter, Rosa Parks lawyer (Tuskegee's Booker T-W), and michelle bachelet, W12 Guterres, W13 Steven Shriver and Ban Ki-Moon, W14 Chris Patten, W15 Bangla-Americans
including Quadir Brothers and Sal Khan, W16 Harrison Owen & Open Space storytelling alumni, E9 Muhammad Yunus, W99 Florence Nightingale
(inc crick institute eg Paul Nurse) and Alexander Fleming and John Hopkins; W98 Adam Smith, James Wilson, and W Bagehot; W97 Keynes; W96 Deming E97 Akio Morita, E10
Toyota Foundations eg Abdul Latif, E11 UAE education hubs for valuing youth livelihoods eg Varkey and WISE, W95 Baltimore's
founding daughters of social justice UB net including alumn Thurgood Marshall; W17 Don Tapscot ; W18 Paul Polak, E12 Pony Ma, E13 Rhen Zhengfei (Huawei), E14 Guo Guangchang (fosun) E15 Liu Chuanzhi (lenovo), E16
Feng Lun (vanton), E17 Yuriko Koike and Abe, e18 Li Ka-shing founder ckgsb e19 moreno, blum and perini, E20 robin li W19 Thorkil Sonne, E21 Richard Liu JD w20 founder tesla w21 jeff bezos e22 founder of serve china. e23 satoshi, W22 negropronte,
W23 Joi Ito, e24 masayoshi son W24 Rosalind Picard,, w25 marc andreesen. e25 wang chuanfu, w26 tim smit, w27 andrew ng, e26 mao daqing e26 moon jae-in |  |
. Is Trump A World Record Job Creator?Many generations of my Scottish diaspora family have studied and mediated World Record
Job Creation. We have been privileged to explore with peoples in the majority of nations in all hemispheres (not so surprising
as by 1843 more scots lived worldwide than in scotland). We value mapping WRJC as core to exponentially sustaining economies
and societies. We humbly ask President Trump to explore one idea. Since World War 2 human beings have invested thousands times
more on technologies of connectivity. Our searches show that 21st C World Record Jobs Creators do IT across borders not within borders. Take a market like mental and physical health. Tens or hundreds of millions of jobs need to be co-created
around mobilising (what Jack Ma calls the LoveQ of) modern day Florence Nightingales or Mother Theresas. Actionably speaking: community health and safety now depends
on a fusion of skills of health servant, military and policing, local lawyers and educators and mediators as well as cyber
for good. And yet: as UN goal 11 has recently discovered, the most trusted valuation auditors of local community are 11 year
old girls A decade ago we started
taking student reporters to Bangladesh to discover how girls had been empowered to build the 8th most populous nation from
nothing in 1972 - a game of 2 halves up to 1996 grassroots networking without electricity let alone telecoms; since 1996 a
space for the greatest goal 17 partnerships girls have ever been asked to work on. It turned out that the number 1 investment
network in village women : employed more community lawyers than the number of police stations in the country; sustained more
girls village health workers than any of the 20 million or so livelihoods it had created; teachers in its schooling system
all knew about infant and adolescent health; over 45 years linking into this intergenerational exponential had been achieved
by investing in freeing productity of daughters of families brought up by illiterate village mothers without electricity and
without any form of communication than person to person community networking. This jobs creating joy of human freedom is now
seen at www.brac.net and www.bkash.com ; it is just one Asean and Chinese WRJC miracle involving distributed governance and empowering youth to create jobs sans
frontieres through loving skills that need to be distributed so that every local community has the capacity to take on sustainability
challenges and grow healthy people-centric societies across the belt road maps of glonal2.0. Of course how mobile technology
and eg big data small cyber wizards fit into this is something that the peoples of China, India and Bangaldesh have been working
incredibly hard on to share worldwide. So Bon Courage Presidents Trump and Jinping. US-China relationships are core to exponentially
advancing the two most knowhow rich sustainable/rejuvenation economies on mother earth. Health is one of top10 industrial revolution 4 win-win-win markets that need you to multiply each others knowhow
as world record job creators and value girls as lifting up half the sky out of every open space. These are the most exciting times to be alive provided we include all. Can young world citizens celebrate helping you
find the just-in-time way that peace. health and safety can flow all round mother earth digitally as well as in every community's
reality? chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk |
Breaking News Paris 14 July 2017 alibaba's Jack Ma (china and the world's number
1 billanthropist) has put lot of time, money and youth networking into sponsoring: 1 different value chains around olympics from
tokyo on 2 youth and small-enterprise as the 21st c most productive and sustainable economy who in france gets this? whether
or not paris gets the olympics understanding ma's maps is sustainability critical for everyone particularly france now-
these map include regional digital currencies that credit young smes in every way the euro doess the opposite- this was the
joint proposal of ma and jinping in the 2016 china g20 - while germany deviated fro this agenda in hamburg every franciscan
aims to converge on it argentina g20 2018 say if you want to discuss this chris
macrae washington dc linkedin alumni of jack ma 48 hour universities www.alibabauni.com
Purpose of AlibabaUni.com - to help student unions and youth
inspired by jack ma's commitmments to transformational education and reforming olympics (and other platforms of global youth hero worshiping) search
and develop the top 10 missing curricula of world class job creation - to join in rsvp isabella@unacknowledgedgiant.com explore our series of how world leader summits need to be gtranslated into 21st cutrricula- case 1 GreenBigBang: @jeju: the korean host of aiib. 2017 announced his place of half a million peoppel are redesigning education from scratch
to offere the greenest curricula- at the same time he invites governors of 2500 places who want tro race to carbon zero to
join him economistlearning.com the tv age destroyed local culture and everyday citizen participation in community just when eg c;limate needed that
most - we urgently need to promote youth empowerment - not just artists in every community but grassroots action
nets and open space storytellers briefed in latest leapfrog (eg universal mobile app of live saving info) and blockchain (Big Data Small) advances in transforming every market sector monoplised by the big get bigger until small enterprsies
flourish and joy is returned to every community ; help map networks of World Record Jobs | #1 simplest missing curriculum - making
2nd langiaged 10 times more affordable for youth starting with english and chiense but linking all mother languages by 2020 =how
maximising peer to peer language networks - eg the most valauble way to spend your tiem social networking? connecting friendship
exchanges with language swaps; maximising opportunities to langiage swap wherever Belt Road Forum newly
connect peopels and cultures; maximising connectiosn between language learning and vital action networks
of youth as sustainahbility generation | #2 helping linkin various superplace clubs- for example
the governor of jeju wants to linking 2500 places of green big bang- going zero carbon by 2030 SWAP
VITAL YOUTH KNOWHOW- JEJU youth and leaders know how to explore this for island economies of about halk a a million people
having conected all the most trusted advisers of green development banking and having received the
accolade from korea's president moon - yours is firstinternational sum,it i have spoken at and there cannot be any of geater
importance - over 25 yeras of studying place brands we recommend people choose what levelof place
is most relevant to next generation livelihhods- demand your place's youth and diversity of resources
are uniquely valued bottom-up whatever your wide national or regioanl parners are- china is an exceptional
example of working the best of making places responsible for their unique advantages in job creating whilst also - global
youth should celebrate both china and bangladesh (fazle abed family) lead contributions to ending poverty and empwering girls - more celebrating every advance with sustaining youth jobs worldwide- the good news
is that most sustaonability goals are solved by win-win job creation across brdoers - exactly the opposite
of insdudtrial age 1 extraction of things where one nations job wins were offere anoth nations job losses ................................................................................................................................ | annual reporting back by emminent people on topics such as most trusted development bank partnerships in world; moost
exciting young professioanal innovations of community health services- g20 has been redesigned since china g20 2016 to make
such celebrations and corresponding new youth action curricula top of agenda- watch out for how great this wil be argentina
g20 summer 2018 as franciscans and confucians host the purpose of this critical time -let's map how to link latin american
social worldwide trade | | | | everyone who's curiosity
has been excluded starting with poorest girls shoud be co-editing 30000 microsolution to the sustainability goals that can
be openly replicated with aps and across all analagous communities until the number 1 web page catalogues such solutions
and until national curricula permeit thsoe from 12 yeras up to apprentice to sevrcing community microfrachsies if they want
to- our media and educational systems are not smart enough- and may well end our species these 3 billion jobs can be
a guide to wherger we are designing emdia and education- there;d so much work to be done; we are now investing 1000 times
more in elarning commns tech than 1946 but education, media and devlopment bankers - together with academics and old style
politicians - are leeting us down. Tick tock 1461 days left to bend the curve that obama never began to do yes we can replicate solar all over developing world
but only if we connect microcredit too.
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one - i am completely crazy - in which case we need to make sure someone else looks for connections
she needs most during her 21 months at columbia uni
or two
this raises a lot of questions- in which case make quality time when
we next meet to starting test me on whos netwrk maps support who and on what urgent timelines
or three
yes this
is what i amy as an extraordinary stoiyteler want to network and connect informed people around
of course allot of this needs translating from my (the west's) language to yours but
i am trying to learn why i wish every youth could friend chinas servant leaders with extreme urgency and as much educational
open space as possible - in particular can new york be transformed to the same freedom to sustainabilty in time for wise refugee
education at september 2018 UN general assembly
-so far
ed resor and throrkil the million jobs networker of youth with autism have agreed to spend next wednesday afternoon with amy
and me at columbia u
this also drives amys next 2 internships
about 25 days over xmas; about 60 days over summer - ed resor is acutely aware of this challenge ; i am trying to make sir
fazle abed take it on (thats asusmingthat amy friends message to jack ma doesnt reach him in time for internship 1)
amy if you want to pass this email on to eg harrison owen please do-
we needed you to decide whether you were going to carry the light for open space once hes parted- the thing about storytellers
is youth is the advantage- the older you get the less the stories become to the youth generation that needs to co-create them
-assuming thats what real education does
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china | 01
beijing welcome to the sustainability innovation service capital of the world. Don’t underestimate the joy of revolutionary change linkedin round
national leadership networks that have transitioned from zero companies (except state owned ) in 1976 to 16000 startups a
week What
is the overall traiangularistion that chna has promised its people their livelihoods will celebrate 1 go green-renewable- without which there is no future for the human species 2 go job creating education –without which there is no future for all our childrens 3 Bank on infrastructure maps connecting china with win-win trades everywhere both inside china and across
geo-regions of mothers earth. SWOP this. The biggest opportunities are connecting places that are nurturing global youth economies
integrated by small enterprises and family loving communities. The biggest threats to peace and local to global sustainability
are where peoples are trapped in failed infrastructure. See the world in terms of triangularisations that ate both geographically
near and purpose (market –eg serve nutritional needs of 10 billion people all over the world’s local communities)
connected
Reference: help students
and decision makers of the sustainability generations picture more locally urgent triangles at www.erworld.tv -eg what is
triangle you need resolved if you are one of a million rohinga refugees and is pope francis work this weekend trying to help
sir fazle and xi jinping Whats
the exponential win-win-win vortex inside the primary triangularisation of china’s rejuvenation dream? Recommendation:’
Its searching how the 2 yearly moores law of doubling is no longer about computing capacity of silicon but big data small
future-back designs that will either serve people or trap them. Does your region of the world have a jack ma billanthropist
who is investing way over 15 billion dollars on DAMO academy spirit of what tech can empower? IS IT POSSIBLE TO DESIGN MEDIA UP TO SHORT TERM GOAL OF END POVERTY &
2050 GOAL OF BEING WORLDWIDE BENCHMARK OF SUSTAINABLE CIVILISATION Here
are some of the pattern rules of Chinese media Throw out journalists
that are trying to make a name for themselves by sensationalism Make
sure the country’s biggest news events are reported by hundreds of journalists given a technology hub to collaboratively
work out Ensure that state television expert commentators belong to
thinktanks that are not driven by a non-transparent vested interest but public service Example
when an interviewer or interviewee are exploring a question they don’t believe it is intellectual to pronounce a correct
answer- they say something like all I kow is an answer will emerge from the 3.5 hour speech of jinpings outlining the next
5 years work of 80 million party servants – locally distributed one per twenty people. How does a leader choose a top 7 town to interconnect all of the above? Well apparently – one team member is assigned to operational elimination
of ongoing corruption; another is tasked with ensuring newly promoted public servants will never be corrupt; one controls
public safety at ever level; one makes sure that places inside china are win-win-win connecting the primary traingularistion;
one travels the world searching out place leaders who want to win-win-win with china and sustainability goals everywhere ;
one helps make sure the top 20 leadership summits remain on message so that at any one time xi jinping’s network value
the 50 most trustworthy servant leaders decision-makers inside china and the 50 outside Is all this difficult to design ? Sure Is
it harder or less realistic to design than your choice of another place – eg Washington dc – to be responsible
for whether future generations joyfully progress the human lot? Well that is the human race’s most exciting question
– but don’t be afraid to ask it in every what that will determine the unique purpose your own life serves | 98 more places
celebrating youths greats contributions to #learninggeneration come if we can progress new york and bangladesh as one
of them by sept 2018
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INT At the opening speech of Belt Road Forum (Beijing 14 May) Chinese President
Xi Jinping talked about the new plans, an hour later in your speech you talked about seizing the momentum, CAN WE?:
AG YES of course. I think today that China has a leading role in promoting
multilateralism around the world; China has a vision that globalization is a good thing that it needs to be promoted even
as it needs to be corrected where people are being left behind – the Chinese approach is we need better globalisation
and we need Belt and Road to create conditions for “larger” areas of the world to benefit so that globalisation
can be an opportunity for all with nobody left behind as we at the UN are committed to through agenda 2030 (the 17 Sustainability
Development Goals) approved by the general assembly of the United Nations. So I think this morning’s speech was the
confirmation of what has been a very clear commitment by China to a fair globalization –to a fair and free trade –
and to a multilateral governance able to respond to the global challenges we face today INT
So this is a window of opportunity many say, but the question is are we going to catch this opportunity? Eg secretary general
you talk about the common ground between Belt Road and the Sustainability Development Goals by 2030 which you set up (and
which Jinping was among many leaders to sign up to) but what about the action plabn, we need to take action, don’t we?
AG OF COURSE, the advantage of The BELT Road Initiative
is its not only a concept, it is a combination of a number of concrete projects which
have been implanted in many areas of the world,,eg infrastructure and those that relate
to people to people connections because we live in a world with too many conflicts
so this is not only a material development project, it is a project to bring people
together; this is not something only for development but also for peace, and this is why
Belt Road is so much related to the agendas of the UN that connect sustainable development
and sustainable peace |
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audit sustainability challenge whats local and not global Rachel McCullough-Sanden, Spencer Chiimbwe, and Christopher Macrae are organizers of the Collaboration
Cafe in New York ... this
collaboration video - a format we first developed in european union 15 yeras ago - discovered loss of sustainability happens
locally first- and is contextual - so for example if a place is cut off from market channels and financing, small enterprises
will have difficulty in flourishing- whats the missing infrastructure (see Belt Curriculum above). or whats the other broken
systems that caused this to be a place where sme cannot flourish. In china 5000 of the nation's most brilliant graduates donate
a year living in vilages to helpo identify lovcal chalenges which technolgy has either solved (app'd) elsewhere or which many
vailages need as a next solution | ?national | whats global and not local open technology offers
a global platform - jack ma's tao bao designe ecommerce channels to include villages and otherss that have previously been
excluded from markets- its reach is china-wide- and at the 2016 G20 he committed to fully suppotting first 2 nations who wanted
their smes to have free worldwide trade ie initially with china- it would appear that malaysia and argentina have taken up
this offers- can you help report their progress? most exciting cases of human progress are report at leapfrogtv - these invike cases where a socity missed out on a whole indsutrial revolutiion but makes most valuable use of the next elap
- so societies not on electricity grods have led markes of microsolar, socueties without fixed line telephines have been co-creating
many of the most live-changing apps of being mobile connecetd |
online library of norman macrae--
back in 1972 macrae started curriculum of Entreperenurial Revolution at The Economist - mapping
3 bilion jobs of net generation imspired by youth experiements at the UK National Lab for Computer Asisted Learning - this
was the UK's greatrest space inspired by the moon race- other heroes of 21st C learning economy we love at that time started
up at brac bangladesh , POP franciscans s.america and china's 1.3 billion previously underemployed heroic peoples what would macrae co-blog in 2017?- join our worldwide bureau of Macrae's pro-youth Economist -america china japan europe university black | AliBabaUni.com is one of 5 collaboration good
news partners of The Economist's Unacknowledged Giant Norman Macrae's Family Foudation-. Together
we form the publishers of the World Record Book of Job Creators | others good news and goodwill valuation partners are quarterbilliongirls.com blockchaincity.net alumnisat.com and the emerging student union movement of the G20 
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Help www.alibabauni.com catalogue universities, collab hubs and educational "livelihoods" networks that Jack Ma is helping to design
and dsitribute around Industrial Revolution 4 (impact of sustainability ane learing economy worlds possible due to spending
4000 times more on Learning Communications Technologies than 1946 breaking news detroit 20 june 2017 related references
- jack ma's year of editing SME transformation view of G20 - and other sme documentation for future g20s - and video
on education will destroy half of all youth livelihoods unless...jack ma video on how
alibaba will change olympics coke used to run with ban ki-moon
tipped to take on lead role at olympics committee argentina ahead of its g20 in 2018 has become alibaba's 2nd
taobao country freeing electronic world trade of all smes following on malaysia as first both head of UN and world bank (jim
kim) have clarified china's action approach to big data small is a global 2.0 leap ahead of western top down aid which integrates
transparently with mapping 11 green belts of world trade (one of xi jinpings main collaborations with places interested in
climate or sustaining youth - the question is can citizen place networks and open education formats share solutions translating
international and inner city development detroit training of 1500 people is part of jack ma's commitment
to renew 1 million sme's across america's hearltland and inner cities ===========================================DETROIT
JUNE 20,21 Welcome and Opening Remarks Fireside Chat with Dan Gilbert: Delivering
on the VisionMost people
know Dan Gilbert as the Founder and Chairman of Quicken Loans Inc., the nation’s second largest mortgage lender. Or
as the majority owner of the 2016 NBA Champion Cleveland Cavaliers. But here in Detroit, Dan is known for his commitment to
reinventing and revitalizing the city. In 2010 Dan moved 3,600 Michigan-based team members into Detroit’s urban core.
Since then Dan’s companies have created 17,000 new jobs here in downtown Detroit, and employ more than 30,000 jobs nationwide.
Dan will share insights on how to achieve the goals you set for your business. Marcus Lemonis: How to turn your business
into a thriving enterpriseMarcus
Lemonis is an entrepreneur, investor, and executive advising struggling businesses in CNBC’s primetime reality series
“The Profit”. He will share lessons for fellow entrepreneurs on how to continue growing and expanding their businesses. Marcus Lemonis, Chairman and CEO of Camping World and Good Sam Enterprises; star of CNBC’s television show “The Profit”
and “The Partner” Jack Ma in Conversation with Charlie
RoseJack Ma’s
personal story sounds like the American dream. Born to modest means, Ma struggled academically, was rejected numerous times
when he applied for jobs out of college, and was called “crazy” by more than one person. But he had a vision that
the internet could be a game-changer for small businesses and his focus on supporting them has never wavered. Hear Jack’s
entrepreneurship story first hand and why he thinks the future is bright for the world’s small businesses. Jack Ma, Founder and Executive Chairman, Alibaba Group Moderator: Charlie Rose, Executive Editor and Anchor, “Charlie Rose,” PBS; Co-Anchor, “CBS This Morning” Level 200, Hall
C Concourse Customer Spotlight: Stadium Goods – “Stepping” into ChinaLearn how Stadium Goods, a small NYC-based sneaker resale shop, is growing thanks to
a direct connection to China’s sneakerheads. John McPheters, Co-Founder and CEO, Stadium Goods David
Abney, CEO, UPS - Growing Global: Lessons Lived and LearnedDavid Abney began his career as a part-time package loader while in college. Today, he serves as CEO and Chairman
of UPS and works to connect a global community in the face of ever-advancing technology, globalization and e-commerce. Hear
what lessons he has to share as macro-economic forces continue to transform the state of business around the world. David Abney, CEO, UPS Customer Spotlight: 100% Pure – Finding Pure Partners around the
GlobeFounded in
a Napa, California farmhouse in 2005, 100% Pure provides a natural line of personal care items made only with the highest
quality ingredients. They got their start by sourcing products from around the world through Alibaba.com and will soon open
an online storefront on Tmall for China’s consumers. Ric Kostick, Co-Founder and CEO, 100% Pure Fireside
Chat with Martha Stewart: Exporting the Martha Stewart LifestyleFor more than 25 years, Martha Stewart has been America’s most trusted lifestyle expert and guide. Now, as
China’s growing middle class looks to spend on high-quality lifestyle goods and products, and with Martha’s vast
amount of content and products, she is beginning to influence the world’s second largest economy and helping to inspire
a brand-new group of global consumers. Martha Stewart, Founder of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Chief Creative Officer, Sequential Brands Group Customer Spotlight: Gerber – How an iconic American baby food brand gained the trust of parents
worldwideGerber has
been a trusted name in baby products for over 90 years in the U.S., and new parents in China are searching online for high-quality
imported products from around the world. Learn how Gerber is extending the trust it has built in the U.S. to China, and how
it is staying relevant for future generations of Chinese mothers and babies. Bill Partyka, President and CEO, Gerber Jack
Ma KeynoteJack
Ma will discuss why now is the time for U.S. small businesses to tap into the opportunity China’s connected and growing
middle-class presents. Jack Ma, Executive Chairman, Alibaba Group Consumer and Industry Trends in China Fashion
and ApparelLearn
about what's driving the world’s fastest growing fashion market. Alibaba and industry experts will share data and insights
on China’s fashion and apparel industry. This session is relevant for any business looking to reach the Chinese fashion
consumer. Presenter: Amee Chande, Managing Director, Global Strategy and Operations, Alibaba Group Panel: Industry trends • Roth Lai, Deputy Editorial Director, ELLE China
• Leslie Tse, GM, International Business Development, Baozun E-Commerce
• Deborah Weinswig, Managing Director, Fung Global Retail & Technology
• Jessica Liu (Erding), General Manager, Tmall Apparel, Alibaba Group Everyday
Goods (Export)Alibaba
and industry experts will share data and insights on consumer preferences, industry trends and opportunities for American
products in China. This session is relevant for any business interested in exporting non-perishable goods (beauty, health,
baby, packaged food and drink, electronics, home, etc.) to China. Presenters: Jet Jing, Vice President, Alibaba Group and Guru Gowrappan, Global Managing Director, Alibaba Group Panel: Industry
trends • Jet Jing, Vice President, Alibaba Group
• Stephen Chu, COO, Kongming
• Frank Lavin, CEO and Founder, Export Now
• Hunter Williams, Partner, Oliver Wyman Fresh
Food (Export)Learn
about the opportunity for U.S. fresh food producers to export to China using e-commerce. This session will include a data-driven
overview of China’s imported fresh food market and practical information on the rapidly changing regulatory landscape
governing U.S.-China agricultural trade. This session is for all businesses interested in exporting fresh food to China. Industry Overview: Jeff Walters, Partner and Managing Director, The Boston Consulting Group Online Fresh Market: Roland Palmer, Managing Director, Alibaba Group Netherlands Panel: Current developments in U.S.-China
Agriculture exports
Moderated by: Eric Pelletier, Vice President, Head of International Government Relations, Alibaba Group • Jae Chun, Vice President and General Manager, Driscoll's China
• Keith Schneller, Principal Consultant, eBridge LLC
• Darci Vetter, Former Chief Agricultural Negotiator, U.S. Trade Representative Finding
a Quality Supplier (Sourcing)This
session explores the vibrant landscape of cross-border B2B trade to include an overview of patterns and volume of trade as
well as trends in the global supplier landscape. A panel of industry experts will discuss how they are using cross-border
sourcing to turn their ideas into reality. This session is for any business interested in B2B trade, and its potential to
enable entrepreneurism. Global Sourcing Trends and Forecasts: Thomas Travis, Managing Partner, Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A. Cross-border sourcing from Alibaba’s perspective: Brian Wong, Vice President, Global Initiatives, Alibaba Group Panel: Product innovation from idea to reality • John Caplan, Founder and CEO, OpenSky
• John Vaskis, Head of Hardware, Technology, and Design Outreach, Indiegogo
• Steve Koenig, Senior Director of Market Research, Consumer Technology Association Find the Right Business
Solution for You Already
have some brand awareness in China? Learn how to sell to China. (Tmall/Tmall Global)This session is for businesses that already have (or are investing in), brand awareness
in China and will address both wholesale and retail solutions to access the Chinese consumer, as well as options for businesses
with and without operations in China. Hear from U.S. businesses on their experience entering the China market. This session
is suitable for all categories except fresh food. Presenter: Amee Chande, Managing Director, Global Strategy and Operations, Alibaba Group Merchant testimonial: Sam Wolf, Founder & Chief Wellness Spreader at LuckyVitamin Panel: Enabling services and functions
• Alvin Liu, General Manager, Tmall Global
• James Zhao, Director, Import Logistics, Cainiao Network
• Dan Dougherty, Senior Director, Global IP, Alibaba Group
• Tanner Tan, Partner, Magic Panda
• Michael A. Zakkour, Vice President China/APAC & Global E-Commerce Practices, Tompkins International Looking
to establish your brand in China? Find a wholesale distributor for your products (Taobao Global)This session is ideal for businesses with lower brand awareness in China and looking
for a simpler, lower-risk approach to export to China. Learn about Alibaba's wholesale solution, including how to find wholesalers
and what they are looking for. Hear from an American entrepreneur and her wholesaler about her experience accessing the China
market. This session is suitable for all categories except fresh food. Presenter & Moderator Pier Smulders, Director of Business Development, Alibaba Group New Zealand Merchant/Agent Testimonial:
• Veronica Pedersen, CEO, Timeless Skin Care
• Jianguo Zhong, Timeless Skin Care’s Taobao Global agent Panel: Enabling services and functions
• Anna Lee, Business Development Manager, Taobao Global
• Matthew Bassiur, VP, Head of Global IP Enforcement, Alibaba Group
• Gloria Tao, Brand Development Director, Yifei Brand Management Corp
• Liyia Wu, Founder and CEO, Shopshops Sponsor Presentation: How UPS services can help small
businesses export to China
• William J. Seward, President U.S. International, UPS Corporate Fresh Food Exports: How to go from an American farm to a Chinese tableThis session is ideal for producers, wholesalers and associations interested in exporting
fresh food to China. Learn about Alibaba's wholesale solutions and hear from one of China’s largest and most established
fresh food wholesalers. An American farmer and his industry association will explain how they are building a brand and selling
to China’s online consumers. This session is for all businesses interested in exporting fresh food to China. Presenter & Moderator: John O’Loghlen, Director, Business Development, Australia and New Zealand, Alibaba Group Panelists:
• Nicolas Chen, Supply Chain Operation Specialist, Tmall Fresh, Alibaba Group
• Ren Chen, Director of Strategic Sourcing and Key Accounts, Yiguo E-Commerce Co. Ltd
• Jack Connelly, Purchaser, Tmall Fresh, Alibaba Group Merchants:
• Keith Hu, Director of International Operations, Northwest Cherry Growers
• Rebecca Lyons, International Marketing Director, Washington Apple Commission Participating
in cross-border B2B trade? Alibaba.com is for youLearn about new developments and overall direction for Alibaba.com, Alibaba’s oldest and most established
B2B trade platform. We’ll provide an overview of new features and you will hear directly from some of the buyers and
sellers from both U.S. and China, who have used the platform to grow their business. This session is relevant for businesses
of all sizes using Alibaba.com to import or export. It assumes a working knowledge of the Alibaba.com platform. Those new
to the platform may consider attending the 2nd session. Presenter: Brian Wong, Vice President of Global Initiatives, Alibaba Group Moderator: Sunny Chhabra, Online Marketing Manager, Alibaba.com Customer Stories Panel:
• Chelsea Abingdon Welch, CEO, The Abingdon Co.
• AJ Forsythe, Co-Founder & CEO, iCracked
• Joe Revell, Founder & CEO, Garcon Wine Buying from suppliers’ perspective panel:
• Eddy Yang, Founder and CEO, Guangzhou Bomeirui Stationery Ltd.
• Rain So, Founder and CEO, Rainso (GZ) Health Care Product Ltd. Sponsor Presentation: Growing your business
with omnichannel sourcing and selling
• Niko Downie, Head of Business Development & Product Partnerships, Shopify Find the Right Business
Solution for You Already
have some brand awareness in China? Learn how to sell to China. (Tmall/Tmall Global)Note: This is a repeat of the earlier session of the same name. Presenter: Amee Chande, Managing Director, Global Strategy and Operations, Alibaba Group
Merchant testimonial: Jon Azrielant, Director of Marketing, Jewelry.com Panel: Enabling services and functions
• Alvin Liu, General Manager, Tmall Global
• James Zhao, Director of Import Logistics, Cainiao Network
• Dan Dougherty, Senior Director, Global IP, Alibaba Group
• Tanner Tan, Partner, Magic Panda
• Michael A. Zakkour, Vice President China/APAC & Global E-Commerce Practices, Tompkins International Looking
to establish your brand in China? Find a wholesale distributor for your products (Taobao Global)Note: This is a repeat of the earlier session of the same name. Presenter: Pier Smulders, Director, Business Development, Alibaba Group New Zealand Merchant/Agent Testimonial:
• Veronica Pedersen, CEO, Timeless Skin Care
• Jianguo Zhong, Timeless Skin Care’s Taobao Global agent Panel: Enabling services and functions
• Anna Lee, Business Development Manager, Taobao Global
• Matthew Bassiur, VP, Head of Global IP Enforcement, Alibaba Group
• Gloria Tao, Brand Development Director, Yifei Brand Management Corp
• Liyia Wu, Founder and CEO, Shopshops Sponsor Presentation: Bringing Chinese consumers to your
US business
• Marc Gardner, Founder, President, and CEO, North American Bancard Holdings, LLC Alibaba.com 101. Learn how cross-border B2B trade can work for you.Learn the basics of business-to-business trade using Alibaba’s oldest and most
established trade platform. We’ll provide an overview of how the platform works and what features exist for both buyers
and sellers in the U.S. Hear directly from buyers and sellers from both the U.S. and China who have used the platform to grow
their business. This session is relevant for businesses of all sizes interested in B2B importing and exporting. No prior experience
is required. Presenter: Sunny Chhabra, Online Marketing Manager, Alibaba.com Panel: Customer Success Stories
• Chelsea Abingdon Welch, CEO, The Abingdon Co.
• AJ Forsythe, Co-Founder & CEO, iCracked
• Joe Revell, Founder & CEO, Garcon Wine Panel: Buying from suppliers’ perspective
• Eddy Yang, Founder and CEO, Guangzhou Bomeirui Stationery Ltd.
• Rain So, Founder and CEO, Rainso (GZ) Health Care Product Ltd. Sponsor Presentation: Rise of the RMB to
become a global currency and what you should consider for your business
• Debra Lodge, Managing Director, Global
Markets China Solutions Americas, HSBC Enjoy drinks and appetizers before departing the event.
Welcome and Opening Remarks Fireside Chat with Dan Gilbert: Delivering
on the VisionMost people
know Dan Gilbert as the Founder and Chairman of Quicken Loans Inc., the nation’s second largest mortgage lender. Or
as the majority owner of the 2016 NBA Champion Cleveland Cavaliers. But here in Detroit, Dan is known for his commitment to
reinventing and revitalizing the city. In 2010 Dan moved 3,600 Michigan-based team members into Detroit’s urban core.
Since then Dan’s companies have created 17,000 new jobs here in downtown Detroit, and employ more than 30,000 jobs nationwide.
Dan will share insights on how to achieve the goals you set for your business. Marcus Lemonis: How to turn your business
into a thriving enterpriseMarcus
Lemonis is an entrepreneur, investor, and executive advising struggling businesses in CNBC’s primetime reality series
“The Profit”. He will share lessons for fellow entrepreneurs on how to continue growing and expanding their businesses. Marcus Lemonis, Chairman and CEO of Camping World and Good Sam Enterprises; star of CNBC’s television show “The Profit”
and “The Partner” Jack Ma in Conversation with Charlie
RoseJack Ma’s
personal story sounds like the American dream. Born to modest means, Ma struggled academically, was rejected numerous times
when he applied for jobs out of college, and was called “crazy” by more than one person. But he had a vision that
the internet could be a game-changer for small businesses and his focus on supporting them has never wavered. Hear Jack’s
entrepreneurship story first hand and why he thinks the future is bright for the world’s small businesses. Jack Ma, Founder and Executive Chairman, Alibaba Group Moderator: Charlie Rose, Executive Editor and Anchor, “Charlie Rose,” PBS; Co-Anchor, “CBS This Morning” Level 200, Hall
C Concourse Customer Spotlight: Stadium Goods – “Stepping” into ChinaLearn how Stadium Goods, a small NYC-based sneaker resale shop, is growing thanks to
a direct connection to China’s sneakerheads. John McPheters, Co-Founder and CEO, Stadium Goods David
Abney, CEO, UPS - Growing Global: Lessons Lived and LearnedDavid Abney began his career as a part-time package loader while in college. Today, he serves as CEO and Chairman
of UPS and works to connect a global community in the face of ever-advancing technology, globalization and e-commerce. Hear
what lessons he has to share as macro-economic forces continue to transform the state of business around the world. David Abney, CEO, UPS Customer Spotlight: 100% Pure – Finding Pure Partners around the
GlobeFounded in
a Napa, California farmhouse in 2005, 100% Pure provides a natural line of personal care items made only with the highest
quality ingredients. They got their start by sourcing products from around the world through Alibaba.com and will soon open
an online storefront on Tmall for China’s consumers. Ric Kostick, Co-Founder and CEO, 100% Pure Fireside
Chat with Martha Stewart: Exporting the Martha Stewart LifestyleFor more than 25 years, Martha Stewart has been America’s most trusted lifestyle expert and guide. Now, as
China’s growing middle class looks to spend on high-quality lifestyle goods and products, and with Martha’s vast
amount of content and products, she is beginning to influence the world’s second largest economy and helping to inspire
a brand-new group of global consumers. Martha Stewart, Founder of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Chief Creative Officer, Sequential Brands Group Customer Spotlight: Gerber – How an iconic American baby food brand gained the trust of parents
worldwideGerber has
been a trusted name in baby products for over 90 years in the U.S., and new parents in China are searching online for high-quality
imported products from around the world. Learn how Gerber is extending the trust it has built in the U.S. to China, and how
it is staying relevant for future generations of Chinese mothers and babies. Bill Partyka, President and CEO, Gerber Jack
Ma KeynoteJack
Ma will discuss why now is the time for U.S. small businesses to tap into the opportunity China’s connected and growing
middle-class presents. Jack Ma, Executive Chairman, Alibaba Group Consumer and Industry Trends in China Fashion
and ApparelLearn
about what's driving the world’s fastest growing fashion market. Alibaba and industry experts will share data and insights
on China’s fashion and apparel industry. This session is relevant for any business looking to reach the Chinese fashion
consumer. Presenter: Amee Chande, Managing Director, Global Strategy and Operations, Alibaba Group Panel: Industry trends • Roth Lai, Deputy Editorial Director, ELLE China
• Leslie Tse, GM, International Business Development, Baozun E-Commerce
• Deborah Weinswig, Managing Director, Fung Global Retail & Technology
• Jessica Liu (Erding), General Manager, Tmall Apparel, Alibaba Group Everyday
Goods (Export)Alibaba
and industry experts will share data and insights on consumer preferences, industry trends and opportunities for American
products in China. This session is relevant for any business interested in exporting non-perishable goods (beauty, health,
baby, packaged food and drink, electronics, home, etc.) to China. Presenters: Jet Jing, Vice President, Alibaba Group and Guru Gowrappan, Global Managing Director, Alibaba Group Panel: Industry
trends • Jet Jing, Vice President, Alibaba Group
• Stephen Chu, COO, Kongming
• Frank Lavin, CEO and Founder, Export Now
• Hunter Williams, Partner, Oliver Wyman Fresh
Food (Export)Learn
about the opportunity for U.S. fresh food producers to export to China using e-commerce. This session will include a data-driven
overview of China’s imported fresh food market and practical information on the rapidly changing regulatory landscape
governing U.S.-China agricultural trade. This session is for all businesses interested in exporting fresh food to China. Industry Overview: Jeff Walters, Partner and Managing Director, The Boston Consulting Group Online Fresh Market: Roland Palmer, Managing Director, Alibaba Group Netherlands Panel: Current developments in U.S.-China
Agriculture exports
Moderated by: Eric Pelletier, Vice President, Head of International Government Relations, Alibaba Group • Jae Chun, Vice President and General Manager, Driscoll's China
• Keith Schneller, Principal Consultant, eBridge LLC
• Darci Vetter, Former Chief Agricultural Negotiator, U.S. Trade Representative Finding
a Quality Supplier (Sourcing)This
session explores the vibrant landscape of cross-border B2B trade to include an overview of patterns and volume of trade as
well as trends in the global supplier landscape. A panel of industry experts will discuss how they are using cross-border
sourcing to turn their ideas into reality. This session is for any business interested in B2B trade, and its potential to
enable entrepreneurism. Global Sourcing Trends and Forecasts: Thomas Travis, Managing Partner, Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A. Cross-border sourcing from Alibaba’s perspective: Brian Wong, Vice President, Global Initiatives, Alibaba Group Panel: Product innovation from idea to reality • John Caplan, Founder and CEO, OpenSky
• John Vaskis, Head of Hardware, Technology, and Design Outreach, Indiegogo
• Steve Koenig, Senior Director of Market Research, Consumer Technology Association Find the Right Business
Solution for You Already
have some brand awareness in China? Learn how to sell to China. (Tmall/Tmall Global)This session is for businesses that already have (or are investing in), brand awareness
in China and will address both wholesale and retail solutions to access the Chinese consumer, as well as options for businesses
with and without operations in China. Hear from U.S. businesses on their experience entering the China market. This session
is suitable for all categories except fresh food. Presenter: Amee Chande, Managing Director, Global Strategy and Operations, Alibaba Group Merchant testimonial: Sam Wolf, Founder & Chief Wellness Spreader at LuckyVitamin Panel: Enabling services and functions
• Alvin Liu, General Manager, Tmall Global
• James Zhao, Director, Import Logistics, Cainiao Network
• Dan Dougherty, Senior Director, Global IP, Alibaba Group
• Tanner Tan, Partner, Magic Panda
• Michael A. Zakkour, Vice President China/APAC & Global E-Commerce Practices, Tompkins International Looking
to establish your brand in China? Find a wholesale distributor for your products (Taobao Global)This session is ideal for businesses with lower brand awareness in China and looking
for a simpler, lower-risk approach to export to China. Learn about Alibaba's wholesale solution, including how to find wholesalers
and what they are looking for. Hear from an American entrepreneur and her wholesaler about her experience accessing the China
market. This session is suitable for all categories except fresh food. Presenter & Moderator Pier Smulders, Director of Business Development, Alibaba Group New Zealand Merchant/Agent Testimonial:
• Veronica Pedersen, CEO, Timeless Skin Care
• Jianguo Zhong, Timeless Skin Care’s Taobao Global agent Panel: Enabling services and functions
• Anna Lee, Business Development Manager, Taobao Global
• Matthew Bassiur, VP, Head of Global IP Enforcement, Alibaba Group
• Gloria Tao, Brand Development Director, Yifei Brand Management Corp
• Liyia Wu, Founder and CEO, Shopshops Sponsor Presentation: How UPS services can help small
businesses export to China
• William J. Seward, President U.S. International, UPS Corporate Fresh Food Exports: How to go from an American farm to a Chinese tableThis session is ideal for producers, wholesalers and associations interested in exporting
fresh food to China. Learn about Alibaba's wholesale solutions and hear from one of China’s largest and most established
fresh food wholesalers. An American farmer and his industry association will explain how they are building a brand and selling
to China’s online consumers. This session is for all businesses interested in exporting fresh food to China. Presenter & Moderator: John O’Loghlen, Director, Business Development, Australia and New Zealand, Alibaba Group Panelists:
• Nicolas Chen, Supply Chain Operation Specialist, Tmall Fresh, Alibaba Group
• Ren Chen, Director of Strategic Sourcing and Key Accounts, Yiguo E-Commerce Co. Ltd
• Jack Connelly, Purchaser, Tmall Fresh, Alibaba Group Merchants:
• Keith Hu, Director of International Operations, Northwest Cherry Growers
• Rebecca Lyons, International Marketing Director, Washington Apple Commission Participating
in cross-border B2B trade? Alibaba.com is for youLearn about new developments and overall direction for Alibaba.com, Alibaba’s oldest and most established
B2B trade platform. We’ll provide an overview of new features and you will hear directly from some of the buyers and
sellers from both U.S. and China, who have used the platform to grow their business. This session is relevant for businesses
of all sizes using Alibaba.com to import or export. It assumes a working knowledge of the Alibaba.com platform. Those new
to the platform may consider attending the 2nd session. Presenter: Brian Wong, Vice President of Global Initiatives, Alibaba Group Moderator: Sunny Chhabra, Online Marketing Manager, Alibaba.com Customer Stories Panel:
• Chelsea Abingdon Welch, CEO, The Abingdon Co.
• AJ Forsythe, Co-Founder & CEO, iCracked
• Joe Revell, Founder & CEO, Garcon Wine Buying from suppliers’ perspective panel:
• Eddy Yang, Founder and CEO, Guangzhou Bomeirui Stationery Ltd.
• Rain So, Founder and CEO, Rainso (GZ) Health Care Product Ltd. Sponsor Presentation: Growing your business
with omnichannel sourcing and selling
• Niko Downie, Head of Business Development & Product Partnerships, Shopify Find the Right Business
Solution for You Already
have some brand awareness in China? Learn how to sell to China. (Tmall/Tmall Global)Note: This is a repeat of the earlier session of the same name. Presenter: Amee Chande, Managing Director, Global Strategy and Operations, Alibaba Group
Merchant testimonial: Jon Azrielant, Director of Marketing, Jewelry.com Panel: Enabling services and functions
• Alvin Liu, General Manager, Tmall Global
• James Zhao, Director of Import Logistics, Cainiao Network
• Dan Dougherty, Senior Director, Global IP, Alibaba Group
• Tanner Tan, Partner, Magic Panda
• Michael A. Zakkour, Vice President China/APAC & Global E-Commerce Practices, Tompkins International Looking
to establish your brand in China? Find a wholesale distributor for your products (Taobao Global)Note: This is a repeat of the earlier session of the same name. Presenter: Pier Smulders, Director, Business Development, Alibaba Group New Zealand Merchant/Agent Testimonial:
• Veronica Pedersen, CEO, Timeless Skin Care
• Jianguo Zhong, Timeless Skin Care’s Taobao Global agent Panel: Enabling services and functions
• Anna Lee, Business Development Manager, Taobao Global
• Matthew Bassiur, VP, Head of Global IP Enforcement, Alibaba Group
• Gloria Tao, Brand Development Director, Yifei Brand Management Corp
• Liyia Wu, Founder and CEO, Shopshops Sponsor Presentation: Bringing Chinese consumers to your
US business
• Marc Gardner, Founder, President, and CEO, North American Bancard Holdings, LLC Alibaba.com 101. Learn how cross-border B2B trade can work for you.Learn the basics of business-to-business trade using Alibaba’s oldest and most
established trade platform. We’ll provide an overview of how the platform works and what features exist for both buyers
and sellers in the U.S. Hear directly from buyers and sellers from both the U.S. and China who have used the platform to grow
their business. This session is relevant for businesses of all sizes interested in B2B importing and exporting. No prior experience
is required. Presenter: Sunny Chhabra, Online Marketing Manager, Alibaba.com Panel: Customer Success Stories
• Chelsea Abingdon Welch, CEO, The Abingdon Co.
• AJ Forsythe, Co-Founder & CEO, iCracked
• Joe Revell, Founder & CEO, Garcon Wine Panel: Buying from suppliers’ perspective
• Eddy Yang, Founder and CEO, Guangzhou Bomeirui Stationery Ltd.
• Rain So, Founder and CEO, Rainso (GZ) Health Care Product Ltd. Sponsor Presentation: Rise of the RMB to
become a global currency and what you should consider for your business
• Debra Lodge, Managing Director, Global
Markets China Solutions Americas, HSBC Enjoy drinks and appetizers before departing the event. text
fav job creating news of ali baba's young world to washington dc 240 316 8157 chris.mactae@yahoo.co.uk Jan 2017 Ma pledges
1 million us jobs to Trump Sept 2016 China G20 | 3 of Jack Ma's 5 News - from Alibaba Computing Conference Oct 2016 New Finance -- The birth of New Finance will accelerate the transformation of the entire society,
Ma continued. The New Finance in the future will focus on supporting 80% of the enterprises which comprises small and medium
businesses and personalized enterprises. "Internet finance will leverage data to create a true credit system. This will
in turn bring about popular finance, which enables everyone to have sufficient money." New Technology --  The existing mobile internet will soon give birth to New Technology, said Ma. This will see the replacement of old PC chipsets
with mobile chipsets, the replacement of old operating systems with mobile OS, and the replacement of machines with the use
of artificial intelligence. At the Conference, Alibaba YunOS' president Chunhui Zhang announced to have partnered
with Intel and HP to launch a laptop computer (pictured, right) that is purpose-built for deliver cloud-based e-learning content.
Installed with YoC, a chipset that is jointly developed YunOS and Intel, this HP notebook will run on Alibaba's YunOS, which
serves to integrate hardware, software and service. New Resources -- Finally, New Resources will see future technology developments reliant on data instead
of petroleum and coal. "Jian Wang said data is the first resources that humans created themselves. Old resources are
like worn clothes that are no longer worthy if you wear them again. With data, however, the more you use them, the more valuable
they become." Hupan University was started in Hangzhou by Jack Ma with other leading entrepreneurs http://english.cri.cn/12394/2015/03/25/4021s871579.htm since launching this university, Jack has become chair of China Entrepreneur Club, hosted the first 1000 person philanthropy summit at ali baba campus, Hangzhou hosted China's G20 andSME collaboration the
EWTP Electronic World Trade Platform for small enterprises. He has been appointed as China's commissioner of education linking
30 leaders views at www.educationcommission.org and the UN's special adviser on Youth Entrepreneurship ========= sellers stories alibaba twitter : leaders Ali Views Probono example of al baba big data analysis - Reunion System -China's Amber Alert System --Three Alibaba units or companies in which it has a stake—Sina Weibo, AutoNavi
and Ding Talk—were launch partners for the new alert platform. Ding Talk, Alibaba’s enterprise-focused messaging
platform, is at the core of the Reunion system, ===== Celebrating Small Enterprises - Jack's G20 invitation (EWTp) . | AliBaba
University is a partnership invitation Jack Ma has been issuing to various countries eg New Zealand who wish to see at least
one of their Universities offering the same focus of coding and big data training on blockchain etc as offered by Ali Baba's corporate university . | www.aliresearch.com is an authorised research and student portal webbed out of Beijing's leadership world of Tsinghua University. Its coordinator
Ying Lowrey also authors systems books for understanding Jack Ma's innovations (on sustainability of small enterprises, villagers
and for youth) around the world Gao Hongbing is the President of AliResearch, Director of Policy Institute, and founder
of Information Society 50 Forum (“IS50”)
and WeFinance 50 Forum. Relying on the largest and most dynamic
Alibaba online business eco-system in the world, following the internet spirit of being open, co-sharing and transparent,
and based on the forward-looking ideas and insights, strong data drive and rich accumulation of cases, AliResearch is committed
to becoming the think tank and intellectual platform of the new economic and new governance field. In the future, AliResearch
will co-create, co-build and share the future-oriented new ideas, new insights and new rules together with the researchers
and intellectual bodies from all fields. | in era of trump - us friends of jack ma's vision desperately
need to know if this mit approach is in line with the way he would democratise future of higher education certificates
 MIT Media Lab Rolls Out Blockcerts —
Open Infrastructure for Academic Credentials on the Blockchain MIT Media Lab has released a decentralized credentialing system for academic, professional, and workforce credentialing called Blockchain
Certificates (Blockcerts) — an open standard
for digital academic certificates on the Bitcoin Blockchain.The Bitcoin Blockchain acts as the provider of trust, and
credentials are tamper-resistant and verifiable.There are four Blockcerts components: Issuer — Universities create
digital academic certificates that can contain a wide range of assertions about an individual’s skills, achievements,
or characteristics, and register it on the bitcoin Blockchain.Certificate — Certificates are open badges compliant, which is important, because there
is an entire community of open badges issuers that we want to support, and because open badges is becoming an IMS standard.Verifier — Anyone can, without
having to rely on the issuer, verify that (1) a certificate has not been tampered with, that (2) it was issued by a particular
institution, and (3) issued to a specific user.Wallet — Individuals
can safely store their certificates, and share them with others, for example, an employer. The iOS wallet is available already,
and we are looking for partners to develop an Android version. They stress the importance of Open Source in a Medium post: At its core, Blockcerts is
open. The software is open source and anyone is welcome to join the developer community. Only an open standard allows individuals to remain fully
in control of their own academic history. That is important, because academic certificates are markers of our lives. They
can be tickets to a better job or education, and we can use them to tell a story about who we are and how we have become that
person. And being
open enables us to bootstrap a new ecosystem for digital academic credentials, by allowing other collaborators to take co-ownership.
Through collaborating around an open standard, we can help to insure an interoperable credentialing ecosystem. The Bitcoin Blockchain is still
a relatively new technology and its complexity and immutability make it important to carefully consider the long-term effects
that small design decisions can have. Letting others review and contribute will make Blockcerts more robust and reliable. Blockcerts
started as a research project at the MIT Media Lab, led by Philipp Schmidt and Juliana Nazare (with help from many others,
including Guy Zyskind and Jeremy Rubin), and they collaborated with Learning Machine, an education technology company. Kim Hamilton was the technology lead and release manager for the core software and
standard, and Chris Downie developed the iOS wallet reference implementation. Chris Jagers and Dan Hughes, were instrumental
in thinking through the broader implications of an open standard for academic certification........................................................................................................................................................................................................................... |
HAPPY 2017... www.www.chaogen98.top IN our survey of top 9 missing jobs curricula i believe this report below by fast company adds further support
for our reasoning for featuring 2 in tip 9
maths should be redesigned at every age to have entries into coding blockchain needs a grade 50 curriculum so that even if the biggesthe social/sustainability fund
deciiion makers dont understand hoiw to code bloickchain their top practice and sustainability reporting team does
thanks to the recent kissinger briefing : to start 2017 I think i know enough chinese americans
and chinese to keep on accelerating connections between people who want to fix this curriculum-I also understand who in intel
is cataloguing what truly open source curricula content exist; when you attend any beijoing summits this is a number 1 question
of all pro-youth media - the fact that the usa is the exact opposite is a national disgrace (I also know who's really
who in kenya on coding revolutions being massively hubbed through youth) - does anyone know how to navigate other countries
or hubs in this regard? i wil also try and make this an issue in reconnecting with branson movements related to this - and
i dont see why my discussions with british council, british aid and girls networks like BRAC about how under-represented english
language teaching is cant connect with lets connect suopercoders too;
can always
do with your advise on how to accelrate, scale and make these connections locally inclusive ===================================================== - Fast Company has revealed a list of the top universities worldwide in the
production of coders, with results produced by teams of more than 5,000 coders competing in a competition for individual and
scoring rankings.
- The Russian Federation College finished with the world's
top score, followed by institutions from China and Vietnam. The University of California - Berkeley placed fourth as the top
team from the U.S., and one of just three teams in the top 25 — and 8 in the world's top 50 — institutions.
- India placed 22 universities in the top 25, and students from China indicated that coding instruction
can begin as early as elementary school, a precursor for high performance in college.
Dive Insight:While the United States may boast the strongest number of the world's students traveling abroad
for higher education, it is clear that in at least one industry many nations and institutions are outpacing some of the biggest
and most well-known schools in the nation. The question is if that is a function of the education U.S. students are receiving
in college, or a lack of exposure to coding training in primary and secondary schools? This is the kind of data that college leaders should use to present to lawmakers
and federal officials to spur the kind of funding emphasis for higher education and K-12 that can make the nation more competitive
with other developing and established countries. It is not just a matter of who is the best at writing code, but which nation
becomes more prone to hacking of critical tech infrastructure and other critical networks which help power transportation,
military, education and security in the U.S.  | . | Zhejiang Zhipu Foundation- sponsor of WISE@ Beijing 2016 | Founded by the six founding members of Alibaba Group, Zhejiang Zhipu Foundation supports rural education and promotes
healthy and sustainable relationship between human and the society, as well as between human and the nature | additionally
ali baba donates 0.3% of its revenue to sustainability projects- for example sustainig a nature reseave whilst turning it
into a lab for world class educational research partnerships | . | |
download english search of hupan university
please help us map missing curricula most valuing under
30s livelihoods Celebrating Hangzhou's and G20 Greatest Job Co-creation
announcement : ethiopia/kenya what new geography and language lessons do students need as their countries
become pivotal hubs the one belt one road 40 country world trade route connecting china and africa- an infrastructure expected to add 25% to world trade and which is the biggest opportunity for Africa we have ever heard of -coming soon a vaguely right audit of china investments in ethiopia and kenya contrasted
with average investments across the continent- please mail chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk if you have any sources that can help www.economistafrica.com validate this sustainability investment anlysis especialy if it could be integrated into a blockchain for the whole
21st C silk road (750 years after hangzou was mapped by marco polo as the geatest hub of trade during the first quarter of
millennium 2 | search of year 2016 of QuarterBillionGirls- which are all the missing last mile ehalth curricula- ask for pilot chiense newsltetter to bangladesh's greatest educator
of helath -sir fazle abed- helpus assemble bookmarks such as epaa.asu.edu › Home › Vol 7 (1999) ›
Wang I investigate the creation,
development, contributions and limits of Project Hope, a huge government-endorsed education project seeking non-governmental ... www.economistchina.neti ndexes headings of china's 10 yera survey of future of schools -nb this was conducted just before smartphone movements such
as thise to be studied at XiaomiUni.com emerged | how can we help youth in the 5 countries whose national leaders apear to be mosb likely to
exclude them from the eWTP even as the majority of G20 coutries race to unite a locally and globally free platform for sme
world trade | which jobenomics microfranchise solutions could be shared wherever intel's world possible is being used to locally scout out microfranchise
jobs to develop youth and sustainable community | is don tapscot righ that the curriculum of blockchain is second
onlt to the curriculum of the apearance of the internyt- given that the west's evolution of the West Coast version internet
did not value job creation the way china's East Coast use of the internet did- how do we help youth and teachers everywhere
prevent that mistake from understranding what world possible blockchain will bring to colaborauon in sustainability goals and SME livelihods (big data analysed so value chains include the hardest
working however small their enetrprise, however underesourced their pre-digital village) | sources we
need to transla YNFI 沈永刚 | | | | | | | | | | | |
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agents of human sustainability- ALIbabaUNi BRAC EconomistUniversity& ... Aliresearch, Alizila - NB Ali Baba offeres 2 market platforms- TMall hi-end profits, taobao village end job creation; Alilaunch, AliPay, AntFinancial DingTalk
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writes- congratulations–you have found our worldwide open space for valuing youth with special contributions by QuarterBillionGirls (research by China’s under 30 women) and 40 years of alumni
relationsihps around the first jouramlist of the net generation (Norman Macrae 25 December 1976 Entrepreneurial Revolution
–E0 1 2 3 4 5. Tracking Youth Empowerment’s breakthrough moments: eg 18 September 2016 Global Youth celebrate
30 leaders whose UN launched #learninggeneration -special thanks to Jack Ma and Gordon Brown. Global Youth demand the right
to know the best value ways of learning sustainability’s 3 global and local collaboration languages: Chiense, English,
and Coding Maths.,,,, Notes on open space beyond classroom - needed for susdtainability and jobs creating entrepreneurs |
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you Baltimore for helping us launch open space across 40 cities on which 3 bilion jobs would you like to teach and learn-
thank you jack ma for being tghe greatest learner and teacher ever , and a pretty cool busienssman to boot Thank
you Dhaka, Hangzhou, Rome, Beijing, Changsha and Boston and Kenya and Glasgow and Ethiopia and ... and the other QBG40
cities  | DIARY OF YAZMI & RACHEL -mail chris.macrae@yahoo.co.uk if we can pop in to see you BALTIMORE At
Union Baptist Church 6 years of interviewing historically black student community entrepreneurs initially with partners of
Muhammad Yunus but increasingly thanks to the interactions of conscious capitalism youth from china and maryland and DR AL
converged on the most exciting inner city real and cyberspace thanks to DR AL who attracts african americans best trainers
in blockchain and fablab so that teens have something to do - and has been building a total schooling system for the community
from 0 to2 to 5 to ... | Blockchain the future with : Jack Ma Juxtopia Don Tapscott Milken -surprising : OSpace 
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qin thanks for checking (kim havent checked
down under is blockchain big there? its sustainability tech's last frontier if you have any latest anchors) friends- below latest china-us friends
exchange needs
lot going on in the space chinese and american
youth need to keep open through Jack Ma's loveQ of chinese english and coding languages while technologists blochchain badwill politicking out of this planet CHINA-DC FUTURE DO NOWS first i will see parveen's friend Tania in next 7 days
while she's home in usa for thanksgiving - amy and yuxuan also met her when we first interviewed sir fazle family during his
80th birthday celebrations on how chinese students could help brac; back in 2010 Tania first introduced us to top of Brac
and she and the head of brac bank attended the 69th birthday party of muhammad yunus that my family sponsored- apparently
from yunus viewpoint this was the worst birthday present ever which was where i discovered it was sir fazle who had truly
done much more that yunus to empower women to build 100 million person nation; by good fortune sir fazle kind remembrance
of my father at a party at japan embassy in april 2012 coincided with sir fazle launching the good news that he had found the technologists
who would build him a cashless bank www.bkash.com - remembering this is built round dumb mobile phones not smart ones - it is the greatest leapfrog that tech can do -now
the coding wizards who built bkash reside at MIT and dubai- the question I am not smart enough to answer is if you are the
world greatest at dumb mobile phones will you be great at blockchain smart leapfroging networks -what we needed to go interview
china poverty association on second amy and my friend chuck now has a million visitors to Jobenomics | A National Grassroots Small Business and Job Creation Movement -the american movement aiming to unite everyone who wants to redesign markets around small enterprises he wants
one of his leaflets translated into chinese since we who speak english need to develop friendships with chinese who believe
in small enterprises with or without the help of usa new president (big politicians in usa like hilary were the last breed
in the world capable of doing big data analyeis for small enterprise networking - the jury is still out as to whether trump
top 10 advisers will included one small enterprise person -chances are zero unless its a startup technologist)
third blockchain remains the way every small enterprise revolution for humanity will be scaled -while i dont like to
depend on him it may be that english speaking businessmen will have to go on a trade delegation to china led by branson- at
least he is an uber networker of this -below is t agenda of his next summit which costs about 50000 dollars a person to attend-one
reason why branson isnt really an end poverty entrepreneur except when mandela was around to inspire him
fourth i am still struggling to match the 5 different leaders of educational summits that i now have identified but need
to check whether eg Intel will help me write a common recommendation to all 5 summits network coordinators of if not intel
who
fifth african diasporas dont really understand
what they have where they are the continents gateway to one belt one road but since that build a hemisphere of world trade
independently of the americas its great;; but not the first game to get donald running unless russia china and america become
overnight friends; back in 1983 when dad used to attend cocktail parties with george soros such a tripartite celebration with
the coming fall of berlin wall (and just a bit of smart reporting on BBC) was how to launch half a century of peace but we
have somehow overshot that due to the cultural fear americans have whenever the word communism is used- this explains why
americans cant understand that community capitalism is now what jack ma united the world round chris macrae washington dc 240 316 8157 QuarterBillionGirls.com - a Norman Macrae Foundation Youth Economists Project www.deartrump.net http://neumann.ning.com -what if people not machines sustain www does sir fazle abed staring with ten times poorer village mothers that jack has ever
met
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