Watching intently,
Tang Qing also discovered an interesting phenonon.
Fundraising.
There were so many who followed the trend. Right after Ou Wei Foundation gained fa again, several charities expressed that they would donate to these two foundations.
However,
there were processes to follow.
It could take anywhere from a week to a month.
The purpose,
in truth, was to ride on the coattails of popularity. These charity foundations, after all, were still made up of people with different ideologies and were not completely selfless yet.
As for how much to donate,
that would be decided later on.
Still, there were so more ’conscientious’ institutions that announced their intended donation amounts, though none were substantial— the most being only three hundred million dollars, and the least just a few million, which seed sowhat stingy.
Nevertheless,
Tang Qing found it quite acceptable.
The Ou Wei Foundation was his own, a tool for ’transferring funds,’ and of course, he would be more generous, while the other foundations had too many considerations, which is why they appeared to be penny-pinching.
Besides these institutions,
a large number of individual donations kept pouring in.
So donating tens of millions of dollars.
Others, a few hundred RMB.
Watching the account balances rise steadily,
Tang Qing smiled.
Money.
Once the thod was found,
it was indeed good to ’earn.’ If the effect was good this ti, he could establish more such foundations in the future. Besides dical and environntal protection, there were many other causes that could attract donations.
However,
it already looked ’unseemly’ now.
To leave a way out for others, it was better not to go overboard. The ’money-attracting’ capabilities of these two foundations were already enough; money ca in while lying down. If an ordinary person encountered such a situation, they would probably die of joy.
...
On August 22nd,
at eleven o’clock in the morning,
the airplane arrived at Qingyan City Airport. In two days, Qin Shiqi and the others were starting school and needed to register, so they had to co back. Tang Qing would spend a few days in Qingyan City for etings before returning to Shanghai.
In the afternoon,
at three-thirty,
Tang Qing arrived at the Tianyan Group Headquarters.
After a busy month,
Tianyan’s global branches were almost all set up.
And they had officially started operations externally. However, as the majority of the Group’s overseas employees were newly hired, although skillful, it would still take a while for managent to gel.
Tianyan, with its tens of thousands of employees,
now,
had truly beco a behemoth, which was just the current state. If the business expanded and prospered in the future, this number could multiply several tis. To this, Tang Qing felt no pressure.
No matter how many people there were,
he could afford them all.
And he wasn’t afraid of internal problems either. His trump cards were the "system" and the "fighters," making it impossible for soone to internally rise and threaten his power.
Because,
he could replace these troublemakers at any ti.
However,
within just over a month,
Dou Jiao felt her mind was on the edge of its capacity.
This exhaustion was not due to physical labor but because there were too many things to think about. Worldwide, it was rare to see a company like Tianyan that had subsidiaries in over half of the globe’s countries.
Even if there were,
they would stick to their own turf.
In specialized areas,
diligently cultivating their craft,
the workflow wouldn’t be too complicated.
If it was a car manufacturer, they’d only need to focus on cars; those selling cola would only need to sell cola. The volu of business might seem vast and extensive, but in reality, it was fairly relaxed. However, Tianyan was not like that.
At Tang Qing’s request,
Tianyan was a service provider to all industries and sectors globally, nearly encompassing every field. To achieve such breadth, they had to dive deep and reach the pinnacle of each sector.
In consultancy,
you have to know your stuff.
Whatever data the client needed, you had to provide it imdiately. For example, if a Huaxia businessman wanted to deal in high-end TVs in an African country, he would need data like population, age, inco, local major competitors...
This information
couldn’t be found online.
It required field investigations,
gathering and verifying through various channels, and many countries don’t even have economic data collected by their governnts, but if the client requests it, Tianyan must produce its analysis.
Just this task
could drive soone mad.
Dou Jiao really couldn’t have imagined
that these tasks could be so exhausting and taxing. After Tang Qing set these goals, she was boiling with enthusiasm, but now, her boiling blood had cald.
In Tang Qing’s office,
he leisurely sipped a cup of tea.
"Little boss, can you imagine how difficult it is to obtain relatively accurate export, economic, consumption, and population data in a country that completely lacks a bureau of statistics and internet?"
Dou Jiao looked at him accusingly from across the table.
Right away.
She ca to complain to Tang Qing.
To this,
Tang Qing rely chuckled.
"Jiaojiao, it’s precisely because it’s difficult, others can’t do it or are unwilling to do it, that we need to work even harder to achieve results. Following a path everyone else takes is not only boring but also lacks a standard, don’t you think?"
"..."
Your reasoning is sound.
Dou Jiao rolled her eyes.
It’s right,
but such a test of endurance.
"If that’s the case, we need to expand our personnel," Dou Jiao said.
Tang Qing spread his hands.
"No problem, hiring more people is good. Just like establishing a local business network, this is a long-term task. And Jiaojiao, why not consider another perspective?"
"If they don’t have dedicated statistical institutions, no internet, no data, then why don’t we help them establish this data collection network? Don’t forget our goal."
"The difference is great between countries and companies. Those developed countries neither want our suggestions nor need our help. But what about those countries that haven’t standardized their data and internet? Shouldn’t we take the initiative to promote it?"
"Promote?" Dou Jiao was puzzled.
"Yes, promote," Tang Qing nodded.
He continued, "If a country’s immigration managent system is outdated, could we donate a batch of computers, relevant equipnt, and software to transform it all into visualizable data?"
"By doing this, we not only make friends with them, but we also reduce so frustrations. For example, in countries that lack even population data, could we promote the use of ID cards?"
"In short, when we can’t do it ourselves, why not find a way to motivate others to do it? In the short term, this approach appears almost pointless, but in the dium and long term, it is an honor for our Tianyan."
"..."
Listening,
Dou Jiao’s eyes widened.
This could work?
"Of course... this thod isn’t foolproof. I’m just proposing an idea. The specifics depend on the actual situation. It’s best to find soone good at this."
"Next, I want to ntion sothing else; my other company will be rging into Xiaoxiao. The business content of this company is a great complent to Xiaoxiao."
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