On January 22nd, an interesting group of Belgian entrepreneurs got together in Ghent for the presentation of Eric Kenis' new book "Belgium's Cutting-Edge Entrepreneurs":

sIn November, we went to Cadzand to talk about Blockchain (see the online article "evocatie van een geslaagde editie"); today, we received the most January issue of FD Magazine:

The film festival "Max Ophüls Preis" takes place in Saarbrücken from January 14 until January 20. We'll be at the festival on January 17 for the premiere of Electric Girl.

As executive producers, we're happy that Electric Girl was selected for the competition of this film festival.

Yesterday, a group of start-up and scale-up leaders joined for lunch to talk with Philippe Muyters, who is responsible for Work and Entrepreneurship as minister of the Flemish Government.

Last Thursday, we were invited to the CFO Conferenz in Cadzand to talk about Blockchain, an ideal occasion to stay at the Strand Hotel and to try Pure C.

Although our company Wil-Low BVBA already exists for three years, we never thought of a logo for the company. As we were happy with the work done by Yves Girod-Roux who already designed the QLT Logo, we gave him the assignment to create a logo based on the first letter of our names, Willaert and Lowagie, and to combine these letters, W en L, in such a way that they refer to a willow tree.

42 movies. That's the final count of the movies we watched at the 45th edition of Film Fest Ghent. Yesterday, the winners were announced during the official closing night:

 

Grand Prix for Best Film: Cold War

 

Yesterday, the International Film Festival Ghent opened with the Award-winning movie Girl.

The Managing Director, Marijke Vandebuerie, and the Artisitc Director, Patrick Duynslaegher, welcomed the audience:

Now that we're getting more active on the film front, we're going to spend more time at film festivals. Next week and the week after that, we're going to spend plenty of time in different movie theaters in Gent.