Identity-Europe
Liz Adams: Moving Herself, Not Her World
An American figurative painter in Paris on reclaiming pink, painting goddesses, and discovering that a new country asks you to change more than your address.
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The Woman Who Made a Home on the Planet Paris
Maria Lund left Denmark with a law degree and a feeling that she wasn't in the right field. Nearly three decades after opening her gallery in the Marais, she reflects on artistic risk, independence and the shifting meaning of home.
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30,000 Strangers Saw It Before I Did
Madeline Puckette spent years chasing a credential to prove she belonged in wine. What actually opened the door was a skill she already had — and a drawing she almost dismissed as a side project. A story about outsider eyes, and why they're often the asset, not the apology.
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The Long Way North: A Nordic Leadership Story
From engineer to president of PWN Norway, Valentina Buratti reflects on leadership, resilience, and the power of radical responsibility. Her journey shows how ambition, community, and service can create lasting impact far beyond a job title.
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PWN: How It All Began
Long before diversity became a corporate priority, Avivah Wittenberg-Cox was challenging how organizations think about leadership, gender, and ageing. Today, the founder of PWN Global argues that longevity is reshaping careers, ambition, and opportunity.