I know what you think. I know this because we have almost all thought it: Marilou in The Business Press ? Wouldn’t his place be more in the Arts? Or in Inspiration? The answer is simple: no. Marilou is a businesswoman and she has inspiring ideas to convey.
As you can read in her post on the next screen, it took her time to assume this status herself. For part of the public, the revelation perhaps came when seeing her take the helm of a television series on this precise theme, In other words: in business.
The one we first knew as a singer but especially for her recipes reveals a strong sense of introspection and a fine knowledge of several facets of the life of managers and entrepreneurs, which should not be surprising given due to the fact that she herself has already assumed these roles for 10 years now.
In an economic section where, it must be admitted, it is more often a question of oil than of essential oils, its different perspective seemed welcome to us. Hence the idea of making her the first guest director in the history of The Business Press.
As is the formula, used on a few occasions by our colleagues in the Arts section, she was therefore invited to assign our journalists and columnists to subjects on which she would like to read on our screens.
At his request, they looked at various themes, which range from the very practical (advice on marketing via text messages) to the more intangible, such as the feeling of emptiness with which entrepreneurs around him struggle who have sold their ” baby “.
She also – very elegantly – used us to learn more about issues that concern her as a businesswoman: how to develop her business, reward her employees or position herself against her competitors, but also satisfy her curiosity on realities that do not directly concern it, such as the place of women in the automotive industry.
Hoping that the result will be just as informative for you, dear reader.