Shirley Mo Ching Yeung Reihenfolge der Bücher

In the wake of COVID-19, organizations face new social responsibilities and demands for trust from customers. Dr. Shirley Yeung's book explores transformative business models that integrate SDG and ESG principles to foster sustainable development. It highlights projects designed to engage youth and women, showcasing the impacts of Dr. Yeung's initiatives over recent years. The content serves as a valuable resource for educators, industry practitioners, and policymakers seeking effective practices to enhance their organizations' sustainability efforts.

Der Co-Creation-Ansatz wird in diesem Buch als Schlüssel zur Förderung der nachhaltigen Entwicklungsziele (SDGs) präsentiert. Durch Projekte mit Dr. Shirley Yeung, wie Inspiring Girls HK und das COP28-Projekt, wird gezeigt, wie Unternehmer aus verschiedenen Bereichen zusammenarbeiten können, um Innovationen voranzutreiben. Die Autorin Lucie Petit teilt ihre Erfahrungen und betont die Bedeutung eines nachhaltigen Lebensstils, der Selbstmanagement und leidenschaftliches Handeln umfasst, um der Gemeinschaft durch verantwortungsvolle Geschäftspraktiken zu dienen.

Set in 2024, the narrative centers on Dr. Yeung's impactful initiatives in sustainable development, particularly through the "Restore the Nature with Innovations" project. Highlighted by her nomination for the Saint Francis Prize and a presentation at COP28, the project emphasizes SDG acceleration. The story also features a collaboration with artist Belinda Lin in a painting exhibition that merges art with entrepreneurial education. Additionally, readers will encounter insights from industry leaders, exploring the connection between health and well-being through art and innovation.

Focusing on the integration of sustainability and community engagement, this book highlights Dr. Yeung's efforts to promote environmental awareness and social responsibility through innovations aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria. It features collaborations with diverse partners and emphasizes education on caring for nature and community well-being. Additionally, Dr. Yeung shares her artistic passion through Chinese calligraphy, linking art to wellness and peaceful development.

Focusing on the intersection of art, technology, and entrepreneurship, this book builds on discussions from a recent conference in Lisbon. It aims to foster a community that explores the application of AI, NFTs, and immersive commerce within the framework of sustainable development goals. Readers, educators, and students will gain valuable insights into creating transformative social business plans tailored for the evolving demands of Art-Tech-Social Business Entrepreneurs. Contributions from notable figures in the field enhance its relevance and depth.

Focusing on a holistic approach to education and business, the book emphasizes the importance of sustainable development in a post-pandemic world. It addresses the disparities exacerbated by COVID-19 across health, education, and economic sectors, highlighting the need for equity and wellness. Drawing from extensive experience in public health and innovation, Dr. Shirley Mo Ching Yeung advocates for servant leadership and collaboration among stakeholders to foster sustainable growth through technological transformation and social accountability.

Focusing on innovative educational approaches, the book explores Dr. Shirley Yeung's insights gained from the Resilience Art Debate 2021 in Hong Kong. It presents her research on integrating a Pioneer Metaverse Mindset with Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices. Utilizing Chinese calligraphy and painting, Dr. Yeung emphasizes resilience, persistence, and harmony in knowledge transfer. The publication also highlights awards and initiatives that support creative culture and sustainable practices in the arts.