After board meeting in Germany.
Standing in the shadow of St. Martin’s Cathedral on Marktplatz in Mainz, I turned to you and said, “Oh, Vienna…”
In that moment, I had just noticed the Julius Meinl coffee sign.
And you replied: “Il senso italiano dell’aperitivo, at the espresso bar.”
This is how to organize a board trip in Europe—endless, endless, endless.
Verabredung am Dom.
Leave Mainz in the morning with Deutsche Bahn.
In Wiesbaden, we sit in a Viennese-style café.
Direct connection, Deutsche Bahn.
From station to station, back to Frankfurt City.
For a board meeting.
Board meeting on a larger scale, with over ten members and a turnover approaching one billion. SEK.
In the heart of the industrial area — the ‘roast belt’ — we hold our board meetings, even though our core services are primarily in financing.
Welcome to the board meeting.
Held in the former headquarters of a historic trading company, this building was once a center for global commerce in the 18th century. It played a significant role in international trade, serving as a key hub for goods from distant markets. A symbol of the city’s rise as a major trade center.
Post-board discussions in SW1Y.
