2018 YIBI Final Grand International Conference, August 12th

YIBI (Youth International Business Initiative) final competition is a cross-regional international competition. The final will be held in the three different countries: United States, China and Zimbabwe. On August 12, 2018, annual final competition in the United States Bay area was held at Newark, CA. All 66 finalists from the semi - Final victory, took part in the Final, competed for first place. It is understood that the 66 finalists are selected from Youth business leadership Training.

YIBI, a student-run international non-profit organization in the Tri-Valley founded by Erika Yang in early 2014, is tasked with nurturing young entrepreneurship and providing opportunities for all students who want to learn more about leadership and business.

The final is fantastic and every event deserves encouragement. After the competition, six products won out. In first place, was NightPod. a capsule hotel,an airport sleeping service for customers with flights . which has all the infrastructure you need and can save on basic costs at the same time. Second place was given to two teams Lend n 'rent App, you can Lend any item you don't use to someone in need. Parkway is a free app designed to solve parking problems by connecting piece to homeowners with vacant driveways. Third place was awarded to three teams TrackBuddy. It is a small attachable tracker. guide the owner to locate their daily items by using RFID technology. Mira - Watch. It is an emergency service watch to prevent children from being kidnapped or missing. Equipped with GPS, alarm and supporting applications. QuickEd, QuickEd is an online tutoring service focused on providing coaching anytime, anywhere. The advantage is that there is little commission and the mentor gets a higher income.

Throughout the award-winning products, they are from different perspectives to facilitate people's lives. Students bold innovation, the creation of the company's products reasonable and practical, a broad market prospects.

By Leon Yang