The picture shows the guests participating in the forum, and the picture is provided by Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business.
On the afternoon of may 7, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business and the Education Development Foundation of Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business jointly held the online economic forum "New Exploration of the Business Model of Rural Entrepreneurs in the Era of Rural Revitalization". The participants shared the theme from the three dimensions of entrepreneurs, social organizations and digitalization, aiming to deeply explore the new business model of the three rural entrepreneurs in multiple dimensions, and provide suggestions and suggestions for promoting rural revitalization and achieving common prosperity.
Yan Aimin, Vice Dean of Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business and Vice Chairman of the Education Development Foundation of Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, shared the theme of "How Entrepreneurs Can Participate in Common Prosperity". In his speech, he shared the methods and significance of entrepreneurs' participation in common prosperity, and emphasized that enterprises should not only play an important role in primary and secondary distribution, but more importantly, actively participate in the three distributions, integrate the process concept and social value into the business model of the enterprise, and realize the combination of the concept of corporate public welfare and social contribution.
He also pointed out in combination with the social responsibility practice of Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business that "rural revitalization is a great cause, a blue ocean, with great potential and many opportunities, but entrepreneurs must adhere to long-term doctrine."
The picture shows the guests participating in the forum, and the picture is provided by Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business.
Chen Hongtao, Secretary General of the China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation, shared the theme of "How Social Organizations Can Help Rural Revitalization". From the perspective of industrial development, he shared the practice and experience summary of the China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation over the years, and mentioned the need to prevent the phenomenon of "poverty alleviation funnel", that is, the situation where there is a lot of individual investment but the actual change effect is not large. In this regard, he believes that it is not only necessary to have funds and project input, but also to pay attention to whether there are related industrial poverty alleviation projects as support in the later stage. "Rural development is essentially economically sustainable development. Without industry, other developments will become passive water."
Finally, he comprehensively suggested that social forces participating in the revitalization of rural areas should start from the multi-dimensional aspects of industrial development, talent development, rural construction, and rural social undertakings, especially to support the development of rural industries, and industrial development can effectively support the comprehensive revitalization of rural areas.
Liu Geng, head of teaching and research at Toutiao Academy, shared "Three Stories of Rural Revitalization in the Digital Age" from the perspective of digitalization, and introduced the transformative power and future imagination of digitalization in promoting rural revitalization from the perspective of specific cases. In his view, in the digital era, the digital and intelligent information technology that some large Internet companies have long precipitated can be more widely applied to rural industries to promote the upgrading of the entire industry, such as the application of the Internet of Things and intelligent production control, and the improvement of agricultural precision production and agricultural output value. (End)