Pioneer
pioneer (verb) - to be one of the first people developing a new business, technology, or location
a pioneer (noun) - someone who pioneers some new area
Example sentences:
* He moved to Beijing eight years ago to pioneer new businesses for the South Korean company he worked for.
* Because of its pioneering eco-friendliness, the company is considered a model project by the Department of Export Promotion.
* The pioneer low-cost domestic airline has been granted a license to operate internationally.
* She founded the department store chain that helped pioneer American retailing.
* He does not claim to be a pioneer since there were many in this business before him.
* High-tech pioneer William Hewlett founded Hewlett-Packard, one of the first successful Silicon Valley companies.
* The young doctor was an herbal medicine pioneer, founding his own line of herbal medicines.
* The hospital pioneered the use of the new technology.
* The method they pioneered remains fundamental to all cancer treatment nowadays.
* Leland Stanford was one of America's railway pioneers.
* The eagle in the company's emblem is a symbol of the company's pioneering spirit.
* The school won awards for its pioneering work with the community.
* He was an early pioneer in the new medium of video.
* The first telephone was created through the pioneering experiments of Graham Alexander Bell.
* Aviation pioneer Howard Hughes founded one of the first commercial airlines.
* The founders of this organisation were true pioneers.
* Hackers were the first computer pioneers, they say.
* She loved dolphins so much that he did pioneering research on their intelligence (to win her love).
* The government has just introduced a pioneering programme named the Home Instruction Programme.
* Their pioneering efforts won them public attention and praise.
* Indian companies are pioneering innovative new sources of clean energy.
