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Margareth Henriquez, CEO, Krug Champagne

Margareth Henriquez | Krug Champagne

Margareth Henriquez’s astute understanding of luxury branding and her ability to head companies through turbulent circumstances stands Krug in good stead for the future

Kelleher International: experts in exclusive matchmaking

For over 28 years, Amber Kelleher and Kelleher International has been creating exclusive matches

Managing the recovery: Is Europe finally creeping out of recession?

With companies across Europe beginning to make the first tentative steps towards managing the challenges of a return to economic prosperity, now would be the ideal time to introduce an interim manager

Aircraft landing on runway, Gatwick airport

Heathrow and Gatwick expansion on Airports Commission’s shortlist

Davies Commission announces three options for UK airport expansion, but final decision won’t be made until after 2015 election

Leadership traits and lessons from the silver screen

The key traits that make up a successful leader have been seen on the silver screen. We look at the top 10 leadership skills and how they’ve been reflected in some of cinema’s greatest characters

The modern family of man

Curator Edward Steichen’s groundbreaking 1955 exhibition The Family of Man has reopened in his native Luxembourg. It remains essential viewing, says Jo Caird

How the European automotive industry markets to the US

Europe’s upmarket carmakers are changing perceptions in the US by providing consumers with the opportunity to drive iconic European cars on the streets they were designed for

On top of the world

Qatar is transforming the global economy, and one family-run firm in particular is making its presence felt across the world. Jules Gray spoke with QIPCO founder and CEO Sheikh Hamad bin Abdullah al Thani about the role his firm is playing in global finance

Contributors

Selected and regular contributors to European CEO

Formula for success

For 126 years ABC Medical Centre has formulated the perfect combination of innovation, education and experience. It is now among the best healthcare providers in the world

Still got legs

Vintage furniture remains in vogue, with signs of wear and tear only adding to the charm. We look at some of the best retro, reclaimed and antique pieces on the market

Putting out fire with gasoline

As Europe’s would-be growth continues to drown in austerity, it’s time for leaders to stop making cuts and start investing – before it’s too late, writes Nash Riggins

It’s been a cruel summer

After suffering its worst floods in a decade, dreary weather in Central Europe has stalled the continent’s sluggish economic recovery. Many businesses are on the verge of disaster, while some are exploring innovative ways to stay afloat

Fall of the matador

For centuries bullfighting was adored by many, but left others in disgust. Now, the Spanish tradition of corrida de toros finds itself among the world’s dying arts. Is it time for the matador’s final olé?

Poles apart

Warsaw’s contemporary art scene has undergone an incredible transformation in recent years and is thriving like never before. We pay a visit to some of the best museums in the capital

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