Taiwan Yunus Innovation Award cooperates with Carnegie Training to expand sustainable impact | PeoPo Citizen News

The Taiwan Yunus Foundation holds the 4th Taiwan Yunus Innovation Award this year to encourage student teams or companies that are interested in sustainability and social innovation and entrepreneurship to sign up to solve social problems through business models and achieve the goal of winning the 2006 Nobel Peace Prize. The 30 Vision of “Zero Net Carbon Emissions, Zero Poverty, and Zero Unemployment” put forward by the winner Professor Muhammad Yunus. This competition specially cooperated with Carnegie Training (Chuangzhen Enterprise Management Consulting Co., Ltd.). The four-time Taiwan Yunus Innovation Award has awarded a prize of NT$650,000, and together with the Carnegie Training Sponsorship Cooperation, the total prize money is worth NT$1.13 million. We hope to help young students achieve effective communication on sustainable issues and expand their social influence.

Wang Juanmin, CEO of the Taiwan Yunus Foundation, mentioned that Carnegie Training is an international platform for training interpersonal communication. The 4th Taiwan Yunus Innovation Award specifically cooperates with Carnegie Training to help young students improve their expression skills. Even more outstanding, the top three winning teams in the Taiwan Yunus Innovation Award Student Group will receive the “Carnegie College Class” course sponsored by Carnegie Training, with a total of 15 places and a full subsidy for 12 classes per person. The 42-hour course covers: building self-confidence and self-awareness, communication and cooperation, interpersonal relationships, stress management, exerting influence, etc., all of which are indispensable soft skills in the workplace and life.

Tsai Huiling, chairman of the Taiwan Yunus Foundation, said that she had been trained by Carnegie when she was young, and became the only winner of the highest achievement award voted by the whole class in the last class. She deeply felt that Carnegie After the training, he benefited a lot from negotiation, negotiation and interpersonal communication in his lawyer practice. In 2020, the Yunus Foundation of Taiwan and Hei Xiaolong, the founder of Carnegie Training Taiwan, are expected to launch youth training on Carnegie Global Dedication Day. The training course has been postponed due to the epidemic. Now that the epidemic has slowed down, we hope to restart cooperation and use such training resources to provide interpersonal communication learning opportunities for the winning team of the Yunus Innovation Award Student Group in Taiwan. The Taiwan Yunus Innovation Award has been held for three years and has accumulated considerable popularity and popularity. In addition to increasing the number of Carnegie training places, the highlight of this year’s event was Liu Fenmei, dean of the School of Business and Management of Chili University and director of the Yunus Social Enterprise Center. It also provides financial analysis models for participants to learn from. The foundation also held a number of training sessions during the registration period. It will also hold an angel fundraising matchmaking meeting with well-known venture capital after the competition to assist the winning team in raising resources. Participating in the Taiwan Yunus Innovation Award can increase your learning ability, professionalism, connections, and resources. Application deadline is June 3. Social innovation entrepreneurs and student sustainability teams are welcome to sign up and participate, so that good innovative ideas can be displayed on the stage. , expand sustainable influence.

Those who would like to register please contact the official website of Taiwan Yunus Foundation or Facebook fan page.

Taiwan Yunus Innovation Award cooperates with Carnegie Training to expand sustainable influence.

The top three winning teams in the Taiwan Yunus Innovation Award Student Category will receive the “Carnegie College Class” course sponsored by Carnegie Training.

Carnegie training courses are rich in content and help improve students’ expression and communication skills.