In this episode we have the honour of welcoming Elizabeth de Marcy Chelin Chabert, founder and art director of In Situ* which is a Mauritius based visual merchandiser.
Elizabeth founded In Situ* in 2012. In Situ helps brands to innovate and stand out thanks to their visual marketing. Elizabeth channels her background in the arts in order to combine creativity with commerce and marketing.
In this podcast, you will learn:
• What is visual merchandising.
• How the concept of My Pop Up Store Mauritius was born and its success in the promotion of local artisans and talent in Mauritius.
• The impact of the pandemic on local artisans.
• Other exciting projects looking ahead.
• What we can do to encourage and promote local entrepreneurs and talent.
Learn why it is important to make a good first impression with Danila Lacoste in this new episode of In Conversation with Prism Chambers. Danila is a certified image coach, life coach, corporate trainer and makeup artist.
In this episode, we talk about:
• Image coaching and its importance today
• How did Danila get started into this business
• The challenges of starting an image consulting business
• The importance of making a great first impression
• The services offered by Danila
In this podcast, we meet Zulaika Sunthbocus who is the co-founder and ex-director of Spoon Consulting Ltd, one of the most innovative IT consulting and software development companies in Mauritius. Zulaika is the winner of several prestigious awards in the tech sector and she sits on the board of several IT commissions in Mauritius.
In this podcast we discuss:
Our local entrepreneur du jour is Noémie Barragan, founder of Horse Pro Ltd and L’Arche de Noé. This zoophilist shares with us her parcours, her vision, her unconditional love for animals and her upcoming projects.
Today’s In Conversation with Prism Chambers is with social entrepreneur and founder of Imiloa, Priya Ramkissoon. Created in 2012, Imiloa offers a platform to build and support the skillsets of creative artisans in Mauritius. It was a real pleasure and honour to speak with Priya, whose warmth and positive energy is translated into all the social projects that she undertakes.
This week we meet with Natacha Emilien and Min Lee from Red Dot who recently launched Familia, a one-stop platform for providing homecare solutions for the elderly. Established as a joint venture among Red Dot, Les Gaz Industriels and Cloudseed Technologies, each pioneers in their respective sectors, Familia combines technology, innovation and medical solutions in a holistic and dynamic manner.
In this podcast we talk about:
• The inspiration behind Familia
• Whether successful ageing is possible
• How having founders from such diverse backgrounds makes Familia so special
• How Familia works
• The main obstacles faced by the elderly in Mauritius
• How the pandemic (and this second lockdown in Mauritius) has framed and changed the thought process behind Familia
In this 3rd episode of In Conversation with Prism Chambers, we present to you, the one and only, Adarsh Gujadhur.
Adarsh is a mechanical engineer who pursued his passion and became a choreographer. Adarsh is also the founder of KonekTwa, which is an influencer marketing platform.
In this webcast, you will learn:
This week, we have Alicia Lamusse who is a qualified personal coach and athlete to chat about fitness and to give us some tips on our wellness journey.
In this episode we have the honour of welcoming Elizabeth de Marcy Chelin Chabert, founder and art director of In Situ* which is a Mauritius based visual merchandiser.
Elizabeth founded In Situ* in 2012. In Situ helps brands to innovate and stand out thanks to their visual marketing. Elizabeth channels her background in the arts in order to combine creativity with commerce and marketing.
In this podcast, you will learn:
• What is visual merchandising.
• How the concept of My Pop Up Store Mauritius was born and its success in the promotion of local artisans and talent in Mauritius.
• The impact of the pandemic on local artisans.
• Other exciting projects looking ahead.
• What we can do to encourage and promote local entrepreneurs and talent.
In this Season, we will be talking to local entrepreneurs, artists and other talents whose vision and passion we find inspiring. As we continue to navigate through this pandemic, we believe it is important to support our domestic market in whatever way we can.