so, you were in charge of hr for unilever. and this is a massive company.ndreds of thousands of employees. is it different actually being in charge of a company than being in charge of hr? leena: when i was moving to chanel, a mentor told me, you are doing a quadruple jump. i said, what do you mean? so, it has changed on so many dimensions. it's public to private. it's fmcg to luxury. it is from anglo dutch to french heritage. i have weekly french classes. it is hr to ceo. so it has been change on all dimensions. it's not just one dimension, it has been all dimensions. and luxury is very different from fmcg. as you know, the preciousness, the rarity is not available everywhere, every time. it's the balance between timeless, quest for new. it's all of that. it's different. it's -- to me, the principles of business and the principles of leadership are transferable across sectors. how to run a business across multiple countries, multiple product categories, multiple geographies, multiple cultures. how to galvanize and inspire teams across, again, multiple cult

the authorities have allowed unilever to sell its business in russia. told rbc that one of the largest manufacturers of consumer goods, unilever, received approval for its rights from the commission for control over foreign investments: taking into account a discount of at least 50%, this is the only way foreign companies can now sell their russian assets, the value of the domestic business of unilever is estimated at 35-40 billion rubles. as for the buyer, he is quote: identified, but not named. unilever has worked in russia since 1991, among its brands are daf, velvet handles, damesta, saks, rexson, inmarka and chistaya liniya. in march twenty -second, unilever suspended the supply of products to russia and export from it, and also stopped investing. at the same time, continuing to supply food stores with hygiene products that are produced in russia. but in february 23 , the company nevertheless announced the risks of completely ceasing its operations in the country. today in vladivostok, the first main day of the eastern economic forum. my colleague,

and the british group unilever does sell business to moscow, assets will be acquired by the arnest groupn as a producer and producer of dichlofos in the aggressor country. the local government did give permission for the deal. the deal is estimated at almost 40 billion rubles, which is approximately 350 million euros. however, only a third of the real value of the foreign company's property. let me remind you that now. in the kremlin, they are reluctant to release international brands from russia, if they give permission to sell property, sell production facilities, then only at a reduced maximum price, well, here we see, unilever is selling its property for a third cost, let me remind you that this company is known for such brands as lipton, knorr and rexona, but they waited for the decision, weighed. and the company is well-known, protects its reputation and comes from moscow. this was the latest information from the world of money. i will say goodbye for today. see us. thanks to oleksandr moshivka for the information about money. and now we, well, we are also returning to money. but w

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