Forbes - USA (2019-11-30)

Pamela Reif muscled her

way into Germany’s fitness

industry, attracting 4.3

million Instagram followers,

producing a bestselling

cookbook and collabora-

tions with brands like Puma.

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Across the planet, these 35 licensed

editions span five continents, 28

languages and 24 time zones.

They all share the same mission:

celebrating entrepreneurial capitalism

in all its guises.

GEORGIA

The sweet spot for Harry

Sanusi’s Kino Indonesia

is getting bigger: The

company has moved

from its candy origins to

pharma and personal care

products.

INDONESIA

Max-Hervé George and

Byron Baciocchi, both

30, are the masterminds

behind Ultima Capital, a

mix of hotels and luxury

residences throughout

Switzerland and France.

FRANCE

The Wandering Earth enjoyed out-of-this-

world box office success, good news for

stars Qu Chuxiao (pictured) and Wu Jing,

who made Forbes China’s Celebrity 100 list.

CHINA

BRAZIL

ANGOLA BOLIVIA

CYPRUS CZECH REPUBLIC

INDIA

One of the country’s top

business schools, SDA

Bocconi, has adopted a

new class structure, al-

lowing students to pursue

courses when and where

they want.

ITALY

GREECE

The running business

in Hungary is off to the

races—with a boom in

competitions (around 25

per weekend) and the

burgeoning Budapest

Marathon Festival.

HUNGARY

“Today we’re protecting the

biggest banks, hospitals,

manufacturers in the

world,” boasts Lior Div, CEO

and cofounder of

Cybereason, which hit

unicorn status in August.

ISRAEL

Romania continues to

be a major oil supplier to

Georgia, particularly the

Petromidia refinery, one

of the most important

sites in the industry.

ARGENTINA

DUBAI

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Dolores Fernández Lobbe,

CEO of Walmart’s Argen-

tina business, fronts a

package on power women.

As KKR is finding out, there’s nothing quite like a Greek

tragedy. The PE giant stepped onstage there in 2016, but

most of its projects have been beset with problems.

João Macedo leads Grupo

Líder, a major grower of

olives, bananas, potatoes

and other produce.

Chef David Hertz received the Charles

Bronfman Prize—a philanthropy award

from the billionaire and his family—for

Gastromotiva, which fights poverty and

teaches nutrition.

Bolivia isn’t

really a beer-

drinkin’ coun-

try, but Hernan

Atella, CEO of

CBN Bolivia,

aims to change

that. “We

want to create

new habits of

regular—but

healthy—con-

sumption.”

Automobilist, a five-

year-old Prague-based

startup, turns images

from racing history into

posters and fine-art

prints.

In a past life, Andreas

Tsouloftas was a famous

race car driver. His at-

tention is away from the

track now, running his

eponymous conglomerate

with interests in sandblast-

ing, recycling and waste

management.

Mmm, mmm! Johny Hot

Dog, a food stall in Indore,

serves up Uber Eats’ most

popular dish in Asia. Its

vegetarian hot dog gets

3,000 orders a day.

Ghizlan Guenez’ fashion

e-commerce site, The Mo-

dist—launched in Dubai in

2017—sells over 180 brands,

including her own.

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