Last but not least: Kleistermeister's man in Moscow
The event agency Kleistermeister, which is actually primarily active in Switzerland, unexpectedly landed an order in Moscow. The client was the Russian Minister of Culture, Igor Pushkin.
The event agency Kleistermeister, which is actually primarily active in Switzerland, unexpectedly landed a contract in Moscow. In February, the Russian Minister of Culture, Igor Pushkin, crashed the major event organized by the Lucerne agency in the igloo village of Engelberg-Titlis. He had heard about the Eskimo Extravaganza on the Internet and came to Switzerland without further ado to find out whether the concept could also be adapted for Siberia.
Apparently immediately taken with the event (to which he was not actually invited), he soon joined in the celebrations, writes Kleistermeister Managing Director Marc Zehnder. "Fortunately, the guests had fewer problems with this than I did. Nevertheless, I tried to isolate him as much as possible - and provided him with vodka, which he drank as if it were water." Around one o'clock in the morning, it happened: Pushkin asked if Zehnder would organize his birthday party. In Moscow.
Pushkin later traveled back to Switzerland to discuss the details: He had a troupe from the Russian state television station Ruskki TV in tow, which followed his trip abroad at every turn, the agency's letter continues. Kleistermeister suddenly found himself in the Russian television found again. The party organized by the event agency in Moscow finally took place on 14 November.
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And now the denouement: this story would be a good story if it were true. Unfortunately, it is fiction. The conclusion: More paste than master.
Apparently immediately taken with the event (to which he was not actually invited), he soon joined in the celebrations, writes Kleistermeister Managing Director Marc Zehnder. "Fortunately, the guests had fewer problems with this than I did. Nevertheless, I tried to isolate him as much as possible - and provided him with vodka, which he drank as if it were water." Around one o'clock in the morning, it happened: Pushkin asked if Zehnder would organize his birthday party. In Moscow.
Pushkin later traveled back to Switzerland to discuss the details: He had a troupe from the Russian state television station Ruskki TV in tow, which followed his trip abroad at every turn, the agency's letter continues. Kleistermeister suddenly found himself in the Russian television found again. The party organized by the event agency in Moscow finally took place on 14 November.
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And now the denouement: this story would be a good story if it were true. Unfortunately, it is fiction. The conclusion: More paste than master.
