全球40%的工作将受到人工智能的影响,但未来仍有大量工作岗位
20世纪60年代初,就在信息技术革命刚迈出第一步的时候,一个由科学家和社会活动家组成的委员会给美国总统林登·贝恩斯·约翰逊(Lyndon B. Johnson)寄了一封公开信:他们认为,“网络化革命”会创造“一个由贫穷、无技能和失业的人组成的独立国家”,这些人找不到工作,也负担不起生活必需品。
Henrik Ekelund is the founder and Chairman of BTS.
The mission of BTS is to partner with clients to accelerate change, develop leadership and enhance business results. Large-scale client engagements include Microsoft, EY, Samsung, Petronas, Vale, Tetra Pak and SAP.
BTS has 1,100 employees located in 34 offices in six continents. Since BTS’ IPO, and during Henrik’s time as CEO (2001-2022), the company’s revenues grew 1,200 percent.
The total return on the BTS stock during these 21 years was 3,000 percent, equal to a yearly average return of 18 percent.
In 2011, Henrik was awarded the prize as Sweden’s Entrepreneur of the Year. In addition to his role as CEO of BTS, Henrik has been an investor and board member for many start-up and growth companies.
Henrik has a special interest in economics and politics after a career as a young man in the Swedish Conservative Party’s Student Organization, serving among others as the Chief Editor of its political magazine. Henrik is also engaged in the charitable organization The Swedish American Foundation.
Henrik was born in Stockholm 1955, and is married to Anine and the father of two girls, Olivia (28) and Nikoline (26). He currently lives in Switzerland. In his spare time, he enjoys to read literature and current affairs, as well as various sports.
Education: Master of Science in Business and Economics
The Stockholm School of Economics.
20世纪60年代初,就在信息技术革命刚迈出第一步的时候,一个由科学家和社会活动家组成的委员会给美国总统林登·贝恩斯·约翰逊(Lyndon B. Johnson)寄了一封公开信:他们认为,“网络化革命”会创造“一个由贫穷、无技能和失业的人组成的独立国家”,这些人找不到工作,也负担不起生活必需品。
A principios de los años 60, cuando la revolución informática daba sus primeros pasos, un comité de científicos y activistas sociales envió una carta abierta al Presidente de Estados Unid...
情報技術革命が最初の一歩を踏み出した1960年代初頭、科学者と社会活動家からなる委員会は、リンドン・B・ジョンソン米大統領に公開書簡を送りました。情報システムの導入を意味する「サイバネーション革命」は、仕事を見つけることができず、生活必需品を買う余裕もない「貧困層、未熟練者、失業者の独立国家」を生み出すだろうと、彼らは主張したのです。
In the early 1960s, just as the information technology revolution was taking its first baby steps, a committee of scientists and social activists sent an open letter to the US President, ...