Gugliemo Marconi
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Gugliemo Marconi started a new era in communication when he successfully transmitted radio waves 100 metres across his garden. In it’s day, the invention of the radio also saved many lives. Discover how his genial ideas led him to establish a flourishing company and gain international success. Be inspired by his incredible knack for recognising and acting upon opportunities he was presented with.
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Daniel JeanRichard
Daniel JeanRichard had an inventive nature and repaired old watches in his spare time. His interest grew and before long, he was not only creating watches, but also the tools and machinery required to do the job. This inspiring and curious man changed the industry, which at the time was controlled and exclusive. His efforts to train local farmers in watchmaking, led to the introduction of mass production, making watches more affordable. Time, as a result, is used more effectively.
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Hans Wilsdorf
As founder of the famous Rolex brand, Hans Wilsdorf was an astute entrepreneur who established a reputation for delivering quality and reliability. As a reflection of his own time as an orphan, he formed the Hans Wilsdorf Foundation, that supports research and charitable work, as well as a number of orphanages around the world. He was a man of great insight and truly used his time well, in every sense of the word. Get to know his incredible life story through BioViews®.
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William Lever
In this fascinating title, you get to hear the amazing story behind the global brand Unilever. Enter William Lever, born in Lancashire as the son of the grocer, who started a small soap company, and had a progressive vision for Port Sunlight – all key events in the development of a company that would grow to become one of the largest companies in Britain. He was determined to succeed, not only for himself, but also for those whom he employed. His legacy still exists today in the global company, Unilever.
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Lillian Gilbreth
One of the first female engineers and also a psychologist, Lillian Gilbreth is a true early example of the ‘working mother’. Discover how she coped with not only developing and running a successful business, but also mothering 12 children after the death of her husband when she was only 46 years of age. Her work on time management is world-renowned and her classic publications are still referred to and respected today. She provided time and motion studies that improved productivity, profit, safety and efficiency. Maybe that was the only way she could run her own household, so why not use the principles in business also? A true entrepreneur, she used her time well and there is much that can be learned from her determination and contributions.
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