Myriam Schmit: “As a solopreneur, I offer seamless communication, short decision-making processes and a high level of responsiveness, enabling me to optimise costs for my clients.” (Photo: Jacques Schneider)

Myriam Schmit: “As a solopreneur, I offer seamless communication, short decision-making processes and a high level of responsiveness, enabling me to optimise costs for my clients.” (Photo: Jacques Schneider)

The Paperjam Club welcomes a new member: Msdesign by Myriamschmit. An introduction in three questions.

Can you sum up your company’s activities in a few words?

Myriam SchmitMyriam Schmit. – “Msdesign by Myriamschmit support businesses and public sector organisations with their visual and strategic communication. Communication, design, marketing, public relations: I create solutions tailored to the Luxembourg market. I’m here to contribute ideas, support projects and take on the extra workload, so that my clients can focus fully on growing their business. No time? No idea? Communication and creativity – that’s me, that’s my job!

What is the story behind your company, and how does this story translate into your mission and values?

“As a solopreneur, I offer seamless communication, short decision-making processes and a high level of responsiveness, enabling me to optimise costs for my clients. Discretion and loyalty are core values that enable me to support my clients on sensitive projects. As a certified facilitator, I support businesses by harnessing collective intelligence. Speaking four languages, I draw on my knowledge of the Luxembourg market to develop communication solutions.

What opportunities are you looking for within the Club and how do you plan to contribute to its development?

“Joining the Club offers me the opportunity to expand my network, engage with decision-makers and develop new partnerships. I share my expertise, create synergies and contribute to the Club’s vitality. Effective communication, whether internal or external, is based on listening and dialogue.”

“The most important thing in communication is to hear what is not said.” – P. Drucker.

For further information, please check www.msdesignbymyriamschmit.lu.

A full version of this article is also available in French.