Cours anglais CEO

Chief = chef indien avec une plume sur la tête

Entrepreneur : He is a person who acts independently and is responsible for his actions. They are not legally subordinate to any other person. This is what distinguishes them from employees. They are free to organise their work as they see fit, choose their customers. As an entrepreneur the bigest fail you can have is STOP, as long as you try all is possible.

Exemple of entrepreneur

1. Jeff Bezos

The man who transformed the way the world buys and sells online, Jeff Bezos, is the head of e-commerce giant Amazon. Founded in 1994, the company began as a simple online bookstore. It has grown into a diverse technology platform offering cloud computing, artificial intelligence and much more. The concept of fast, convenient delivery that Amazon popularised revolutionised retailing. It continues to redefine consumer expectations.

2. Elon Musk

Few entrepreneurs embody the fusion of bold innovation and cutting-edge technology as much as Elon Musk. From co-founding PayPal to creating SpaceX and Tesla, Musk has pushed the boundaries of many industries. His ambition to make commercial space travel accessible and propel the global adoption of electric vehicles has propelled him to pioneering status. Through seemingly impossible challenges, such as the vertical landing of rockets, Musk has inspired a new generation of entrepreneurs to push the boundaries.

3. Bill Gates

Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is a leading figure in the digital revolution. When he founded Microsoft in 1975, he laid the foundations for the modern computer industry. His ambition to put a computer in every home and on every desk radically transformed the way we work, communicate and interact with the digital world. As a philanthropist, Gates has also devoted much of his fortune to solving pressing global problems such as health and education.

4. Mark Zuckerberg

Mark Zuckerberg's name has become synonymous with the social networking revolution. He founded Facebook in 2004. The social network he founded in his university dorm room has become a global platform for information sharing, communication and targeted advertising. Although Facebook has faced controversy over privacy and misinformation, Zuckerberg's vision for global connectivity continues to shape the digital landscape. It's worth noting that our number 2 and 4 have decided to face off in the ring. The fight has not yet taken place at the time of writing.

5. Oprah Winfrey

Oprah Winfrey is much more than a talk-show host. She is an influential media entrepreneur in her own right. By creating her own production company, Harpo Productions, she has built a media empire. It encompasses television, radio, film and media.

6. Richard Branson

British adventurer and entrepreneur Richard Branson is the founder of the Virgin Group, a conglomeration of businesses. It ranges from aviation to music and space travel. His bold, risk-taking philosophy has led him to explore new industries and challenge established conventions. Branson has adopted an 'anything goes' approach to business. His constant desire to push the boundaries has made him an iconic figure in the business world.

7. Warren Buffett

Nicknamed the "Oracle of Omaha", Warren Buffett is one of the world's most respected and influential investors. Head of Berkshire Hathaway, he has amassed an impressive fortune by investing in a variety of companies. His long-term investment philosophy and financial wisdom have inspired generations of investors around the world. Buffett is also an active philanthropist, having pledged the majority of his fortune to charity.

8. Jack Ma

By founding Alibaba in 1999, Jack Ma paved the way for China's e-commerce revolution. His company quickly became a giant in online commerce, finance and technology. Ma's inspiring personal story of humble beginnings and setbacks has captured the public imagination. It has made him a role model for aspiring entrepreneurs. His vision of connecting Chinese businesses with the rest of the world has helped change the dynamics of global commerce.

9. Sheryl Sandberg

As COO of Facebook, Sheryl Sandberg has played a key role in the growth and management of one of the world's most influential technology companies. Her best-selling book 'Lean In' encouraged women to take on leadership roles and break down professional barriers. Sandberg has become an influential voice for women's empowerment and has helped pave the way for greater diversity in the tech industry.

10. Steve Jobs

No list of iconic entrepreneurs would be complete without Steve Jobs. Co-founder of Apple, Jobs redefined the technology industry with revolutionary products such as the iPhone, iPad and Macintosh. His keen sense of design, relentless pursuit of perfection and commitment to innovation left an indelible mark on the business world and beyond. Even after his death, Steve Jobs' legacy continues to inspire generations of entrepreneurs to think differently and push the boundaries of creativity.

Entrepreneur are very often visionary.

Leonard de vinci xas an entrepreuneur and visionary

Gustave effel was an ingionor

To sheap = envoyer en grande quantité

To pack = empaqueter

To advertise : Faire de la publicité

A crook = un escroc

Cheater = un tricheur

To balance a book = équilibrer les comptes

To count = compter

To budget = budgéter

To report = faire un rapport

To aim at = visé a

Non-profit: à but non lucratif

A parent company: une société mère

Partnership : le statut d’associés

private limited company: une société à responsabilité limitée

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