Summa Equity and Speakery

11/9/2024

The Entrepreneurs

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How can smart leaders turn a crisis into an opportunity? Summa Equity’s Norwegian founder Reynir Indahl talks about how the 2008 financial crash inspired him to rethink traditional investment models and focus on tackling global challenges. Plus: how a health scare led to a career shift for the founder of a German company helping business people to speak for themselves.

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Summa Equity and Speakery

The Entrepreneurs

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Nicolas Budzynski on scaling La Petite Maison and why consistency beats awards in luxury dining

Elad Yifrach on L’Objet’s expansion into fragrances. And: why ghost hunting is big business in Japan

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Eureka: Fresh thinking starts in the Bavarian Alps