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Luca Luca: The Moment That A Star Shone

Austrian writer Stefan Zweig's book "Moments When the Star Shone" focuses on twelve names in world history and how certain moments affected the generally important roles they played in the past, no matter how short their times on "center stage" were.

March 15, 2007
Published in Women

Interior Designer Who Brings Cultures Together

On a recent trip to New York to gather political support, Oz Bengur introduced his sister Sara to the crowd gathered in the room by saying: “I am sure you know more about my famous interior designer sister than you know about me.”

March 15, 2006
Published in Women

Carried Payless to Japan

“What kind of a life would you have after moving to Witchita, with 344,000 inhabitants, after the metropolis of Istanbul?” she thought. Kansas, in the heart of the US, the most windy state of the country.

May 15, 2006
Published in Women

An Iron Lady at Picasso: Sevin Otgunc

When ranked according to their turnover, Picasso Travel is one of the first five tourism agencies in the U.S. Sevin Otgunc is a female executive in charge of the expanding trend of the company and she has been directing the operation in the New York Office for 14 years. Picasso Travel, whose headquarters is in Los Angeles, opened its first branch in New York in 1990. Picasso Travel’s New York branch provides $55M of the company’s total sales volume which is reported as $135M in 2003.