Author: jesmin

Celia Ler­man

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Celia Ler­man is­n’t Amer­i­can — but she thinks and acts like one, and is even mar­ried to one. Celia can solve all your copy­right, trade­mark, and patent prob­lems, and will do an awe­some job. For ex­am­ple, every week she man­u­al­ly re­views every sin­gle trade­mark grant­ed in all of Ar­genti­na! She’s saved many a busi­ness. She…

Adrien de Bon­tin

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Adrien has it all: French cul­ture and cre­ativ­i­ty, Vi­en­nese work style, and the Amer­i­can work eth­ic. First rate pho­tog­ra­phy, on all fronts. His fash­ion and back­stage pho­tos are the high­est qual­i­ty; and he is a spe­cial­ist in film–yes, old-fash­ioned film.

Ce­sar Pe­nafiel

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Pe­ru Deli — yeah, Ce­sar is all over the place. A great guy, very nice and sin­cere. I don’t know enough peo­ple as sin­cere­ly nice as he is. I had take out from them once, and it was ex­cel­lent, the best Pe­ru­vian food I’ve had in Buenos Aires. I’m not ex­ag­ger­at­ing.

Eliz­a­beth Kalin

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From start to fin­ish Eliz­a­beth caters events with dish­es that are com­plete­ly or­gan­ic, home­made and and to what her cus­tomer de­sires. She works with her clients to tai­lor to spe­cif­ic food pref­er­ences and needs with­out ever com­pro­mis­ing the qual­i­ty or fla­vor of her dish­es. If her com­pa­ny can’t cre­ate some­thing home­made, they sup­port lo­cal ar­ti­sans…

Mark J. Viglante

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Mark is your guy when it comes to limos and trans­porta­tion ser­vices. He built his com­pa­ny on one rep­u­ta­tion — to of­fer cus­tomers some­thing ex­tra, some­thing unique. With all his pos­i­tive feed­back and hap­py cou­ples, he has def­i­nite­ly hit the mark! From an­tique cars to lux­u­ry limos, Mark has some­thing for every wed­ding, bud­get and…

Mar­co Zuin

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Mar­co Zuin is from Pad­ua but could pass for an Ar­gen­tine in ac­cent, in looks, in chamuyo abil­i­ties. But one way in which he does not pass for an Ar­gen­tine is in his ob­ses­sive work-eth­ic. To Mar­co, hol­i­days don’t exist–he will spend every mo­ment mak­ing his busi­ness bet­ter. And what in­dus­try does he have his…

N. T.

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Get­ting mon­ey in and out of Ar­genti­na can be hard, con­fus­ing in terms of the need­ed pa­per­work, and expensive–and you need to work with some­one whom you trust im­mense­ly. Some­one like that is hard to find. Here comes NT to solve the prob­lem: he’s been mov­ing mon­ey around for a decade for the big boys,…

Vic­to­ria An­gari­ta

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Just met her the oth­er day — she brings the cof­fee over to The Of­fice. Her fam­i­ly owns a Cof­fee pla­na­tion in Colom­bia and she brings them over here. The high­est qual­i­ty Cof­fee I’ve ever had in BA. The cof­fee was tru­ly world-class. (Ar­genti­na al­so does­n’t grow cof­fee, so it is all im­port­ed from near­by…

Mar­tin Frankel

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AreaTres: if you’re here for a short time, they’re the ide­al place to find a place to work. Desks, of­fices, con­fer­ence rooms — they have it all. Plus, Mar­tin is at the cen­ter of the ex­pat com­mu­ni­ty and, on a per­son­al lev­el, I trust him com­plete­ly.