PERSON OF INTEREST is an intimate study of character and the anatomy of achievement. Moving beyond the surface-level profile, this section offers a rare vantage point into the lives of the architects, icons, and enigmas who define our era. We explore the personal philosophies, the quiet turning points, and the relentless drive of individuals whose influence is felt far beyond the public eye. In these pages, the story is not just about the success achieved, but the singular perspective that made it inevitable.
IT WAS A MORNING that promised nothing, and in the high-speed world I inhabit, “nothing” is the rarest luxury of all. There was no grand design, no digital plan spread across a mahogany table, and certainly no communication strategy for the “birth” of a legend. If you had asked me at that moment, I would have told you I was in the middle of a delibera...
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The email arrived at 11:47 P.M. from a law firm account with one of those polite, tidy signatures - Best regards, followed by a wall of phone numbers. Marjorie saw it while standing in her kitchen, rinsing a wineglass. Marjorie ran development at a mid-sized American cultural institution with an im...
By Sophie Orléans
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SPRING HAS DESCENDED upon the sun-dappled streets of Monaco, where the air hums with the promise of the Grand Prix. The Principality is alive with anticipation: marketing savants devise ever more ingenious ways to capitalize on the adage “Win on Sunday, sell on Monday,” while sponso...
By H.I.R.H. Archduke Carl Christian of Austria
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AS WITH MOST ATP GAMES he played, Rafael Nadal perfectly remembers his first win at the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters on April 17, 2005. “That was an amazing match, special for many reasons,” says the tennis legend. “Guillermo Coria was the player in the best form and the man to beat on...
By Nancy Heslin
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LOGICALLY, given the media relevance of the tape produced by Mohamed Al-Fayed’s attorneys, we unveiled the truth surrounding a bodyguard who mysteriously vanished and was exiled from British services to Australia—never to be heard from again. I was particularly attentive to what I...
By Alberto Repossi
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Princess Diana was undoubtedly the most memorable personality associated with the House of Repossi in the late 1990s for the astonishing transformation that unfolded before my eyes—from a tale of love into a Greek tragedy of global proportions. As one of the leading French newspape...
By Alberto Repossi
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BEFORE HER DEATH more than a decade ago, “Kelly” Van Remoortel was well-known in Monaco as the wickedly-droll owner of Le Texan, the restaurant she founded not long after the loss of her long-time “bestie,” Princess Grace, in 1982. She and the princess had met in New York when Grace Kelly was an asp...
By Annette Anderson