I’m currently based in Paris, where I’m building a clothing brand together with my girlfriend. Fashion has always been at the heart of my interests, and living in one of the world’s fashion capitals - while being surrounded by creativity through my partner, a talented artist and designer - has given me the perfect opportunity to dive into this field and bring our shared vision to life.
We’re currently a team of two, managing everything ourselves - from building the website and designing the clothing to shooting campaigns and running our social media.
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I am originally from Moscow, where my two close friends and I have been organizing concerts and club shows featuring mostly rap artists. Over the years, we’ve hosted events at the biggest Moscow clubs, attracting crowds of more than 3 000 people.
Organizing concerts was my first work experience, which I started at the age of 16 - and so far, it has been the most dynamic one. We managed everything ourselves as a small team of three, with almost no prior experience in event organization. Looking back now, many of our decisions seem irrational and sometimes even a bit silly, but our lighthearted attitude toward mistakes allowed us to learn and grow quickly.
Over nearly three years of my involvement in this project, we evolved from organizing small local shows with 500 attendees to hosting large concerts with audiences of more than 3,000 people.
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I think Everyone has experienced that moment when you need to stay on an important call, check the map, or simply keep walking - all while worrying about your phone’s battery level.
Personally, I have a power bank, but I would often forget it at home or find it uncharged. That’s what inspired me to launch a start-up offering a power bank sharing service. I built a small team consisting of two mobile app developers and one engineer.
Unfortunately, after a year of work, I had to step away from the project due to my relocation to Paris. Managing the app development remotely became too difficult, and together we decided that I would leave the project.
Personally, I have a power bank, but I would often forget it at home or find it uncharged. That’s what inspired me to launch a start-up offering a power bank sharing service. I built a small team consisting of two mobile app developers and one engineer.
Unfortunately, after a year of work, I had to step away from the project due to my relocation to Paris. Managing the app development remotely became too difficult, and together we decided that I would leave the project.
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