Zhang Xin is a Chinese billionaire businesswoman and co-founder of SOHO China, a major Chinese office and commercial property developer. Moziah "Mo" Bridges started his business Mo's Bows at age 9 to make bow ties and other accessories, which are now sold in major retailers. Marc Koska invented the auto-disable syringe to prevent disease transmission from needle reuse and founded SafePoint Trust to educate children on this issue, conducting a public awareness campaign in India.

1. Entrepreneurial Management
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2. Zhang Xin
WOMEN
ENTREPRENEUR

3. • Zhang Xin is a Chinese billionaire businesswoman, having primarily earned her fortune in the real
estate industry.
• she is the co-founder and former CEO of SOHO China, a Chinese office building developer.
• SOHO China is a Chinese building developer, primarily in the office and commercial sector, with some
residential and mixed-use properties in its portfolio.
• In 2014, Zhang was listed as the 62nd most powerful woman in the world by Forbes and is "regularly
named one of the top businesswomen in the world"

4. Moziah Bridges
CHILD
ENTREPRENEUR

5. • In 2011, when nine-year-old Moziah “Mo” Bridges wanted an accessory to make him
look sharp, the concept of Mo's Bows was born.
• Mo’s Bows also features neckties, pocket squares and, of course, face masks that have
been sold at Cole Haan, Bloomingdale’s, the Home Shopping Network and Neiman
Marcus.
• Mo’s Bows has been featured on The Steve Harvey Show, The Today Show, Good
Morning America, 20/20, CBS ​This Morning,​ the Disney Channel and even ABC’s ​Shark
Tank​.

6. Marc Koska
SOCIAL
ENTREPRENEUR

7. Marc Andrew Koska OBE (born 14 March 1961) is best known for inventing the non-
reusable K1 auto-disable syringe, thus preventing the medical transmission of blood-
borne diseases
In 1984 Koska read a newspaper article predicting the transmission of HIV through the
reuse of needles and syringes
In 2005 Koska founded The SafePoint Trust, a registered charity dedicated to
educating children about this issue.
In November 2008, Koska and a SafePoint Trust team led a major media and public-
awareness campaign throughout India to do something about the prevalence of
unsafe injections and the resultant illness and death that they cause in that country.