As a mastermind of business presentations and corporate information, I make it a combination of style and personality.
Oh, what a beautiful combination: the bold stripes of the rare DAY Birger et Mikkelsen suit go well with the dotted tie, in my look of the day by a unique style through personality, to express originality. Every occasion starts with a presentation, and so mine today.
Changing eyewear from week to week, from project to project, in assignment to assignment.
I go from the iconic Cazal, favored by prominent hip-hop artists like Run DMC, to another pair of large black frames by Traction, an eyewear brand for those who value originality.
I am making a special fried dessert for clients and partners at a small networking evening.
I have a huge interest in and deep knowledge of the Middle East, a region that spans Western Asia and parts of North Africa. Known for its strategic geopolitical significance, rich cultural heritage, and diverse socio-political landscapes — these are my favorite personal areas of interest.
As an enthusiastic reader of books and news, particularly about developments in the region, I am now striving to become a master chef. ‘Katayef riz bel halib’ is a Lebanese dessert.
Gripped by the beat, I am engaged in a full schedule of double project sessions every day. Going to the gym allows me to feel the beat, serving as a way to restart between these sessions.
Today, I am wearing my vintage primrose badge from the early 20th century, bought at an auction.
The Primrose League was a British civic organization founded during the Victorian era, primarily by Lord Randolph Churchill, Winston Churchill’s father. Its creation was inspired by the death of Benjamin Disraeli, a Conservative statesman and former Prime Minister, who was associated with the primrose as his favorite flower. It was notable for being one of the first civic organizations to actively recruit and involve women, a revolutionary approach at the time.
I have been invited to join another society and have received a tie clip as a member.
The Society of Bankers, founded over a century ago in Gothenburg in the style of an English club, today acts as a bridge linking past and present professionals from various banks and financial companies.