When the long-overdue project was finally put to a vote, I could almost hear the heavy stone dropping from my heart. We had needed this so much and so urgently, and now I could address it with my sense of urgency. Finally! Considering the potential conflict of interest, I had — indeed — decided not …
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That is a moment in my life that will remain etched in my memory. It was a late evening, and I found myself in my tiny home office. Simba, my faithful companion, lay beside my keyboard as I diligently worked on our annual presentation and market recap. I cherished my role at the wealth management …
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Once upon a time, in the industrial south of Luxembourg, there lived a spirited young girl. She came from a hard-working, down-to-earth family, where her parents, while juggling the demands of life, instilled values of rigour and discipline. Her heart found its greatest joy in the company of her loyal German Shepherd, Cora, as they …
The landscape of commerce is rapidly evolving, driven by revolutionary technologies like AI. It’s tempting to believe we can have it all for free, thanks to the array of services some tools offer. While these tools are undeniably valuable, they remain just that: tools. Even if you were to equip me with the finest technical …
Welcome to the thrilling world of future commerce! This article was written in French and translated into English and German. The French version prevails. The “Future of Commerce” conference, organized by the Luxembourg Confederation together with the Direction des Classes Moyennes du Ministère de l’Ecconomie, was a whirlwind of innovative ideas and stimulating perspectives. The …
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I am delighted to share, with you, the launch of the 22ᵉ edition of Infogreen’s 4 × 3 Magazine, in which I had the great honour of presenting a carte blanche in relation to my “Big Interview” with Mr. Frédéric Liégeois. I invite you to discover the article published in Infogreen, which retraces my journey …
Once upon a time, in India, so it is told, a king who was known to be a bit bored occasionally, asked his castle-staff to invent a game to humour him. One of his servants, named Sissa, invented a game called “chaturanga,” which was played on a board with 64 divisions. The game was designed to …
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Making the leap from a well-paying, secure job to entrepreneurship can be both exhilarating and nerve-wracking. But for those who have the drive and passion for it, the excitement of pursuing their own business idea and being their own boss far outweighs the fear of the unknown.
