Für ihre Tochter (10) ist Charlotte Beissel die „Oberchefin“. Sie ist die erste Vorständin in dem mehr als 155 Jahre alten Unternehmen. Ein Umstand, um den die Juristin nicht viel Aufhebens macht. Obschon ihr klar ist, dass sie ein starkes Signal für weibliche Führungskräfte sendet.
WeiterlesenAs far as her 10-year-old daughter is concerned, Charlotte Beissel is the boss. She is the first female board member in the more than 155-year-old company. A fact about which the lawyer makes no fuss. Although she is aware that she is sending out a strong signal in favour of female managers.
WeiterlesenAuctions have become increasingly popular: While they used to be a sales tool for the trade, many more private individuals are now taking part, with wines, watches, jewellery and even sneakers being auctioned off alongside art. In an interview with VIVID, Benny Höhne, the NRW representative of the Grisebach auction house, provides an exciting insight into the world of auctions.
WeiterlesenAuktionen sind beliebter geworden: Waren sie früher Verkaufsvehikel für den Handel, nehmen heute viel mehr Privatpersonen daran teil, wenn neben Kunst auch Weine, Uhren, Schmuck und sogar Sneakers versteigert werden. Im Gespräch mit VIVID gibt der NRW-Repräsentant des Auktionshauses Grisebach Benny Höhne einen spannenden Einblick in die Welt der Versteigerungen.
WeiterlesenMario Keine wusste schon früh, wo seine Reise hingehen sollte. Im zarten Alter von 13 Jahren beschloss er, Modedesigner zu werden. Auf dem Schulhof des Gymnasiums im sauerländischen Attendorn zog er mit silbern beschichteten Jeanshosen oder strengen Sakkos mit Schlips und Kragen alle Blicke auf sich.
WeiterlesenMario Keine knew early on where he was heading. At the tender age of 13, he decided to become a fashion designer. In the schoolyard of the grammar school in Attendorn, Sauerland, all eyes were on him wearing silvercoated jeans trousers or smart jackets with ties and collars. Today, at 30, Mario Keine's childhood dreams have come true. His first fashion collection has been launched, he presented it at the Press Days of the Fashion Council Germany in Berlin. His label is called MARKE, an acronym of his first letters, and he already won one of the two prizes at the first strike a pose festival in Düsseldorf in cooperation with the artist Manuel Graf with his very first launched product, a chain necklace, which he showed as an artistic contribution to the gender debate. In an interview, the former student of the Düsseldorf Design Department reveals how he prepared himself for the challenges of the fashion market and why the journeys of his childhood play a key role in his first collection.
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