This month, in Paperjam, the spotlight is on “national champions”: Luxembourg-based companies, mostly family-run, which are leaders in their respective sectors and have stood the test of time. To give them a voice and gain a better understanding of both their concerns and the significant role they play in the economy, the editorial team sent them a comprehensive survey at the start of the year. The results, in the form of statistics and testimonials, are put into perspective in this issue.
On the cover, François Tesch of Foyer Group looks back at the history of the insurance company, a ‘national champion’ par excellence, which has evolved alongside the country and faced all the major challenges of a family business. In this issue, representatives from the Family Business Network also discuss these companies and the issues that concern them. Also worth reading are ten thematic features based on testimonials from 30 family business leaders, accompanied by brief profiles of these companies.
As for conversations, 
In an interview with journalist Anissa Maamri, Laetitia Hamon discusses the creation of the green stock exchange and the challenges ahead. (Visual: Paperjam)
In the Time Off section, the Foodzilla column is packed with great food news, including the Michelin Guide’s recognition of Kim de Dood from the restaurant Le Lys (Villa Pétrusse). In Table Talk, Guillaume Melis, a senior manager at PwC, shares his top restaurant recommendations in Luxembourg.
In the Style section, Johanna Kinkela, Group Compliance Director at Praemia Reim, presents five outfits for five occasions.
Every month, the magazine features a themed crossword puzzle put together by the editor-in-chief. (Visual: Paperjam)
Finally, don’t miss the ‘Corporate Life’ column at the back of the magazine in the ‘Office Time’ section: this month, it looks at your worst job interviews, as well as our themed crossword puzzles for those who enjoy a bit of a challenge.
