My professional life involves board positions in publicly listed companies, corporate leadership, strategic advisory work and close relationships with business owners and investment groups.
Alongside this, I have held positions of trust in public and civic organisations, international representative assignments, and been involved in established associations and institutions.
It is a world of responsibility, relationships and decisions. But there is another side of me that I have rarely shared.
The creative side.
My father was a well-represented artist, an eccentric personality with a remarkable imagination and a distinctive visual language. His paintings explored colour, geometry, movement and abstraction.
He left behind an extensive collection of original artwork. Now, I am exploring how to give his artistic legacy a new life.
I am developing an illustrated art book about a little boy who dreams of becoming an explorer.
One day, he steps beyond his familiar surroundings and enters an extraordinary world where colourful shapes become companions, lines turn into roads, and abstract compositions transform into mysterious landscapes.
A world created from the colours, forms and imagination of my father's original paintings.
Using contemporary creative tools, I am bringing these artistic elements into a new visual narrative, combining his art with my own storytelling.
The project is still evolving, but the ambition is to create a book that is both an imaginative adventure and a celebration of his artistic legacy.
My professional world is about leadership, governance and business decisions.
This journey is about imagination, curiosity and creating something entirely different.
A little boy wants to become an explorer.
And through my father's art, I am giving him a world to discover.
It’s not business in my office every day. I believe in the development and use of intellectual power to drive business growth. Thus, some days in the office and around feel like enlightenment days.
An exploratory walk in Stockholm, sparked by an initial espresso, led me into an unexpected think tank session about our civilization.
Human history has given rise to civilizations that span continents, timelines, and cultures. Among the most impactful are the Roman Empire, Ancient Greece, the Egyptian civilization, Chinese dynasties, and Mesopotamia.
Today’s walk epitomized the essence of Western civilization. As I strolled through a particular street, I encountered a unique blend of the Fleur de Lis and the Magen David. These symbols have strengthened Western civilization for centuries.
Western civilization has been a source of significant innovation, creativity, and the development of new ideas about government and society, largely influenced by the American and French Revolutions.
“Hurry, boy, it’s waiting there for you,” I told myself in my office. It’s not a beverage; it’s a magical elixir that brings pleasure and creativity.
In an era of business management focused on understanding and handling business situations for clients, I am opting for special coffee beans.
These coffee beans are sourced from organic and fair-trade plantations in the North Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, specifically from the mountain slopes of Virunga National Park on Lake Edward.
Infusing a touch of my personal style into my business life is essential to me. I believe in seamlessly blending creativity and professionalism to make each day in the corporate world uniquely mine. As a business influencer and business developer, I recognize the significance of personal branding, and I endeavor to establish my presence by portraying myself as a formal yet innovative thinker.
Bringing in the checked jacket with a Don Draper touch conjures Madison Avenue vibes in the spirit of ‘Mad Men.’ The striped tie, carrying a New England sensibility, harmonizes beautifully with the jacket’s pattern. A waistcoat in the same base color as the jacket provides a subtle yet complementary detail. And, as the crowning touch, an extravagant pair of Tom Ford eyewear.
