Liu Chuanzhi Won The "World Entrepreneur" Award

Liu Chuanzhi, President and chairman of Lenovo Group, chairman and chairman of Lenovo Holdings Limited, attended the "2010 World entrepreneur forum" jointly organized by Lyon business school and KPMG accounting firm at 7 p. m. local time in Lyon, France, and picked up the "world entrepreneur" award from the forum in November 4th.

November 5th morning news, Lenovo Group Chairman, Lenovo Holdings Limited company President and Chairman Liu Chuanzhi At 7 p. m. local time, Lyon, France, attended the "2010 World entrepreneur forum" jointly organized by Lyon business school and KPMG accounting firm on November 4th at night, and picked up the "world entrepreneur" award from the forum.

It is reported that the "world entrepreneur forum" is the third session of this year. The most notable "world entrepreneur" award is only one year each year. It is to commend the typical figures who have made outstanding achievements in the world and made outstanding contributions to the society. Liu Chuanzhi, the only entrepreneur who has been honored this year, is the only one. The winners were Daniel Bo Lille, founder of Logitech Inc and founder of KYOCERA Corporation, Japan's "father of management". Inamori Kazuo,

The jury of the 2010 World entrepreneur forum is well-known by 18 international business leaders and sociologists from different countries. Form The "world entrepreneur" award was finally selected from among the 42 candidates. The jury thought that Liu Chuanzhi had won the award on the grounds that they were impressed by the development of Lenovo in the past 20 years. Under the leadership of Liu Chuanzhi, the Chinese based company has become an international company. This process shows Liu Chuanzhi's entrepreneurial ability, leadership quality and global vision. More importantly, Lenovo is an excellent representative of the "Chinese enterprises" emerging in the world.

"I am 66 years old. I started my business at the age of 40." In his speech, Liu Chuanzhi reviewed his entrepreneurial process. In 1984, Liu Chuanzhi and other researchers from the Institute of computing technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences set up Lenovo with less than 30 thousand dollars. After 20 years of development, Lenovo has become an international company with certain influence in the world, and its income in fiscal 2009 has exceeded 16 billion dollars.

The acquisition of IBM PC business in 2005 is undoubtedly the most significant part of Lenovo's development process. In the award of Liu Chuanzhi's award, the forum said, "through this acquisition, Lenovo led by Liu Chuanzhi not only conquered China, but also conquered the world."

At the same time, the award also includes: the French Minister of economic affairs Christine Lagarde won the "statesman" award; India women's Ela R. Bhatt, the co founder of the Employment Association, won the "social entrepreneur" award; the Harvard Business School, Howard H. Stevenson, who was the entrepreneur's academic research, won the "academic experts" award.

Because Christine Lagarde, accompanied by French President Sakorzy, met with Chinese President Hu Jintao who did not attend the forum today, but in the video address, he especially mentioned Lenovo. "When IBM personal computer business was sold to Lenovo, I was amazed." But today, she believes that the event is a milestone. The East and west enterprises are heading for a new crossroads. This is a new strategic moment.

"Although almost no one liked this merger at first, he thought it was a snake swallow elephant. But at the moment, mergers and acquisitions can be said to be successful. Liu Chuanzhi said, "Lenovo's PC global market share is historically breaking through double digits to 10.2%, faster than the market average growth rate."

Liu Chuanzhi, who was interviewed by Sina Technology after winning the award, said that the organizers gave me the award after strict screening, which showed the importance of the judges to Chinese enterprises and entrepreneurs.

Lenovo employees are proud to learn that Liu Chuanzhi has won the prize. Staff members of Lenovo headquarters in Western Europe and Paris in Paris, France, held a special reception for their chairman.