When the Blue Sky Rescue Team falls into infighting, can these two independent brands be immune?

As a professional and independent pure public welfare emergency rescue organization voluntarily established by the Chinese people, Blue Sky Rescue has performed actively and prominently in public welfare actions such as disaster relief and epidemic prevention and control over the years. However, recently, there have been rumors of infighting in this nationally-renowned public welfare organization. On the Internet, Zhang Yong, the founder of the Blue Sky Rescue Team, posted a video accusing his assistant Cao Weiwei of changing the legal person of Blue Sky from Zhang Yong to Cao Weiwei himself by stealing official seals and forging materials for personal gain.

Zhang Yong also pointed out in the video that because he mainly focused on the development of professional skills training at home and abroad, the training of reserve personnel, etc., he entrusted other major tasks of the Blue Sky Rescue Team to his assistant Cao Weiwei. Cao Weiwei did not expect "Benefits haunted" and pitted himself behind his back. In the early days of founding the Blue Sky Rescue Team, I promised not to charge any fees, not to advertise and not to name names, but only to develop the concept of volunteer service in the field of emergency rescue. However, Cao Weiwei and several others set up Blue Sky Rescue-related companies successively, and used the name of "emergency rescuer" training to earn volunteer training fees. Zhang Yong asked for an audit after discovering the matter. As a result, Cao Weiwei's team took control of the Blue Sky Rescue brand through a series of plans.

As an auto media that has been concerned about the development of its own brands for a long time, in principle, it is not necessary to pay attention to such a heavy news in the public welfare circle. However, it is worth noting that in the past five years, the Blue Sky Rescue Team has also had cross-border linkages with some independent brands. To this day, we can still find relevant reports about the "cross-border linkage" between the Blue Sky Rescue Team and some independent brands on the Internet.