Leading stores, teams, and projects at the most prestigious company in the sector, across cities and countries, where predicting sales and human behavior feels more like reading tea leaves than doing analysis, metrics, and forecasts in the hope of crafting the perfect strategy. "I must have shown some skill and intuition since no one has yet said otherwise"). This has been my professional life for two decades, and you know what? All that action, speed, and ferocity is constructively addictive. During this time, I've led stores, teams, and projects among a cast of professionals representing more nationalities than a UN assembly, honing crisis management skills that would make the President of the European Commission envious.Equipped as a senior technician in administration and finance, with an MBA specializing in HR, and recently another master's in team management and leadership, it hasn't been enough to learn the lesson that true education comes from the battlefield of corporate life. But here I am, immersed in another program to become an expert in coaching, NLP, and emotional intelligence for organizations (you never know when Jedi skills will come in handy in corporate dramas). The real learning is in navigating complex situations and learning from every human being or "those from another planet" working in your organization.I've had the fortune (or perhaps the challenge) of managing multicultural teams, spanning 30 nationalities. This experience has taught me more about diplomacy and problem-solving than any formal training. I've even become adept at solving issues in sign language. If you want to chat with someone who has handle the complexities of the business world with wit, wisdom, and just the right amount of sarcasm, let's connect. I'd be delighted to collaborate on anything no matter how surrealistic it could be. Open de box.