They are the Luxembourg of tomorrow. They have a head full of ideas and a crazy desire to make them a reality. What do they have in common? They are under 40 and represent Luxembourg's #Nextgen. Each day, discover the portraits of these 100 women and men who are the new face of the country. In this instalment: Pit Zens from Klin.

Pit Zens trained in hotel management in the Netherlands and completed a master's degree in financial management in London. After a few years in the hotel industry and a spell in the Big Four, he decided to set up on his own to create a business aligned with his values and vision.

His dry cleaning business, Klin, is characterised by a people-centred corporate culture, with a give-and-take relationship between employers and employees. "Our industry is physical, so we need to show appreciation for our employees."

Pit values commitment and flexibility, always seeking to make a positive contribution to society and the environment. The 35-year-old father of one aspires to balance his professional and personal life, while remaining very involved in the development of his business. After the fire that struck the factory at the end of July, the CEO thanked all those who showed them solidarity, "we were able to recover in record time".

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