By now, you may have been made aware of a recent campaign developed by the Ol Pejeta Conservancy and Tinder, to raise awareness about ‘The Most Eligible Bachelor in the World’, also known as Sudan.
Author: Niral
I was born and raised by Indian parents in an English-speaking suburb of Montréal. I did most of my schooling in French, while picking up some Spanish, Italian and Portuguese abroad. My passion for travel and foreign cultures is a defining part of who I am. I've had the opportunity to travel to many countries across the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, and the Middle East. I earned an undergraduate degree in Business Administration at HEC Montréal, and a Master's degree in International Business at the Smith School of Business and Università Bocconi in Milan. I have several years of experience working in SaaS, Government, Banking, Retail, eCommerce, Logistics, and Non-profits, and extensive training in Agile Methodologies and organizational coaching.
Thoughts on Facebook’s 2017 F8 Developer Conference
Facebook held the first day of its annual F8 Global Developer Conference yesterday. This two-day gathering of the world's most Facebook-centric tech minds is typically an opportunity for top-brass to present the latest and greatest straight from the developer's labs, and in turn, please shareholders by artfully showcasing how they plan on increasing stock value. As per [...]
REVIEW: adventuresfortwo.com blog
My good friends over at http://www.adventuresfortwo.com have setup a great blog providing you ideas and advice on trips that you may not have thought about.
REVIEW: Estadio Santiago Bernabeu, Madrid
If you're an avid fan of soccer (or Futbol as they call it in Spain), then the opportunity to catch a Real Madrid match at the Santiago Bernabeu can be difficult to pass up, even if you're not particularly fond of Los Blancos. That's exactly what happened during a visit to Madrid recently.
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