Justin Bieber is credited with a lot of things - to have
good hair, singing catchy tunes, and encourage girls to go wild. But today he
and his manager, Scooter Braun, were recognized for something a little
different - ". Innovators disruptive" being
Justin Bieber and Scooter Braun OK Disruptive Innovation Awards. Photo credit: ABC News
With other leaders and entrepreneurs, including Twitter
co-founder Jack Dorsey and filmmaker and actor Ed Burns, Bieber and Braun
agreed price Tribeca breakthrough innovation. Prices, which are symbolically in
the form of a hammer, to honor those who have disrupted the industry new
technologies, ideas and strategies. Professor at Harvard Business School and
author Clayton Christensten coined the term "disruptive innovation"
and spoke at the event.
Bieber and Braun spoke of how the Internet will help the
height of fame. Braun discovered Bieber Justin Bieber on YouTube and is well
known for his obsessive use of Twitter to communicate and make the fans.
"For me, I have to interact with my fans. I take the
time of my day to reweet fans," said Bieber spoke at the event at New York
University.
Justin Bieber accepts Award for disruptive innovation. Photo credit: ABC News
And now Bieber and Braun are using the web and social
networks to find talent even more. The two of them discovered the promising
singer Carly Rae Jepsen on YouTube and are now "paying the future,"
says Braun. Jepsen signed with the record of Braun in February.
Twenty-eight people were honored with hammers disruptive
innovators in the ceremony. But Bieber could have just summed up all the
achievements of the recipients the best ". I would not be here without
Internet"
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