He is one of the founding partners of Moor Park Capital Partners in London. Jagdeep has over 21 years’ experience in real estate investment in Europe. He speaks French, English, Swedish, Italian.
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Now been holding lectures as a professional participant for 3 years. Michael is certified by the AMAF in Monaco and holds a Master II “Management Bancaire et Finance Internationale” in which he has Was the single Investment Advisor on a desk with a size of EUR 1 Billion in AuM. These activities were framed by advisory mandates and execution-only clients. Scenario to a clientele of International HNWI. This front-office experience involved recommending equities, bonds, funds and structured products in line with a macro Prior to founding Amberlake Partners, Michael was a Senior Investment advisor for multi-asset classes at Société Générale Private Banking He then pursued his career acting as a multi-asset Investment advisor at BNP Paribas and Crédit Suisse Luxembourg, following aĬlientele of External Asset Manager which resulted in a great understanding of these activities and of the needs of the end-clients. Dealing both with Institutional clients and HNWI. Products at Fortis and BNP Investment Banking. He has started his career in Luxembourg as a sales/trader specialized in Structured Sorensen is working with the Mystic River Watershed Association on the development of a public sculpture, ‘Mystic River Portals,’ that will bring attention to the beauty and history of the Mystic River Watershed.Michael has over 14 years experience in Banking. Mystic River Portals – NEA/NPS Grant 2016Īrtist Marie S.A.Her project, ‘Sculpture of Relationship,’ is an artistic formal exploration of shapes responding to the work of architect John C Sorensen will be Artist-in-Residence at Chalk Hill Artist Residency (CHAR) in December 2015 and May 2016. In conversation with John Carl Warnecke – Chalk Hill Artist ResidencyĪrtist Marie S.A.The project will be featured in ArtWeek Boston on September 26th. Through sculpture, photography, drawing, words, and participatory events, she creates experiences that provoke discourse about relationships.Ī project to explore figural beauty as a means of developing new skyscraper forms. Sorensen’s highly experiential work explores the tension between durability and temporality. We presented this as a Harvey ball diagram, including uncertainty and risk in the assessment.Īrtist Marie S.A. Our work for Fire+Ice started with an analysis of possible renovations based their potential impact and cost. The new lighting scheme for the restaurant is presently being rolled out, including sneeze-guard-mounted food-flattering LEDs for the ‘markets.’ The new ‘market’ displays add metal and pressed-resin Buganbilia bowls for material interest and intersperse this setup with a grid of square-walled insulated units for a boutique farm-to-table feel. We targeted replacement of fixtures throughout the restaurant to create warm glowing white and amber light and a more delicate selection of fixtures, replacing a youthful palette. Through close discussion with the Fire+Ice team, we prioritized improvements to the layout and lighting of the fresh ‘market’ food buffet – including specification of food-flattering spectrum LEDs. Fire+Ice’s physical improvements accompany a new menu of lunch-time bowls by Chef Jeff Fournier of Newton MA’s ’51 Lincoln.’ We worked closely with Fire+Ice Chairman Jim Miller and his management and operations team to observe existing workflows and customer circulation and to quantify the likely impact of an array of improvements.īuilding on the successful bonding ritual of grill-side excitement and banter with the chefs, the new design scheme moves the brand image towards a ‘foodie’/ ‘healthy & fresh’ feel while building on the existing market of ‘explorer’ customers who come to socialize around the experience of crafting a meal. Sorensen Partners was Interior Designer for improvements to Fire+Ice Boston’s major upstairs space, which includes the famous round grill, the ‘markets’ (buffet serving bars), and the lighting, tabletops, and paint scheme.
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