Esha grew up in a small Nepalese town on the eastern hills of the Himalayas. Her parents - who owned a bed and breakfast, were able and willing to offer her a private education. Esha is acutely aware of her privileged upbringing.
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The high-flying financial officer
It is with an open smile and a lilting accent betraying her Southern France origins that Jessica Giuliani greets us for this interview. Hers is a story of a youngster from Toulouse whose head was always turned upwards to the sky; such was her fascination for aeroplanes.
Read MoreNot everyone is tempted to move halfway across the globe and start life again in a foreign country but it certainly was a decision that paid off for Annie. Let’s meet the international executive who tells us about her journey and why her granny-style trolley, her swimsuit and a healthy dose of adventurous spirit are some of its special features.
Read MoreIn 2009, Thomas Roulet graduated from Sciences Po and Audencia’s Master in Management programme. Today he is an Associate Professor at Cambridge University, Deputy Director of the MBA at Judge Business School and co-directs the incubator at King's College Cambridge.
Read MoreAfter studying for her bachelor in The Netherlands with periods in Helsinki and Paris, before joining the International Master programme which took her to Nantes, Warsaw and Barcelona, Shirley declared she would never go back to live in her home town of Rotterdam in The Netherlands.
Read MoreTaghi Taghi-zada
Driven by the desire to learn and to put people first
At 36, Taghi has moved up the professional ladder with remarkable speed. At 21, when he was head of logistics for a firm specialising in luxury goods and design, the only way up was to take his CEO’s place.
Read MoreLes Petits Culottés is the first eco-friendly nappy brand distributed through direct sales and short sales channels in France.
Read MoreVarsha Manjunatha
Breaking the mould without burning bridges
"When I look back at the path I have followed since I left my humble community in Bangalore, it feels nothing less than a miracle”. Varsha’s incredulity about her achievements is touching. But listening to her as she retraces her steps, it is clear that her success is truly of her own making.
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