Talk to the TVs, please!
I have claimed for a long time that Bulgaria is the only country where people actively talk to their TVs. I have no idea why, maybe it's because comments from home were dominant and mandatory under the communism, even before ... »
Honorary Consul General Maxim Behar meets with Vice-president Afif in the State House
The Honorary Consul General of the Republic of Seychelles and recognized PR expert Maxim Behar met with the Vice-president Ahmed Afif at the Opening Ceremony of the Honorary Consuls’ Conference, held in the State House. Together they had the opportunity ... »
Honorary Consul General Maxim Behar meets with Minister of Foreign Affairs and Tourism Sylvestr Radegonde in the State House
Maxim Behar, Honorary Consul General of the Republic of Seychelles to Bulgaria, met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Tourism H.E. Sylvestr Radegonde at the Opening Ceremony of the Honorary Consuls’ Conference, held in the State House. The ... »
Honorary Consul General Maxim Behar takes part at the opening of Festival Kreol
In the capacity of Honorary Consul General of the Republic of Seychelles in Bulgaria, the PR expert Maxim Behar attended the opening night of the Kreol Festival in the Capital Victoria. The cultural event was about clearly showing the deep ... »
Honorary Consul General Maxim Behar meets President Ramkalawan in the State House in Victoria
Maxim Behar, Honorary Consul General of the Republic of Seychelles in Bulgaria, attended the Opening Ceremony of the Annual Honorary Consuls’ Conference at the State House in Victoria. Among the distinguished guests were the President – Wavel Ramkalawan, governmental officials, ... »
Bill, who didn't always watch from the sidelines...
It was almost midnight; we were finishing our dinner in a small restaurant near the Ring Road, very fashionable at that time, at the end of the 90s in Sofia, when good restaurants were no more than the fingers ... »
Priority, explained simply...
I just landed from London, where in recent years each of us flies with low-cost companies and when we want to have a little more luggage on the plane, and not to wait in lines, we pay for the so-called ... »
Maxim Behar at the event marking the National Day of the Republic of Turkey
Maxim Behar, Honorary Consul General of the Republic of Seychelles in Bulgaria, joined the celebration marking the National Day of the Republic of Turkey. The diplomat and journalist Maxim Behar personally congratulated the Ambassador of the Republic of Turkey H. ... »
Maxim Behar at the Annual Honorary Consuls’ Conference of the Republic of Seychelles 2022
Maxim Behar, a diplomat and a journalist, participated in the Annual Honorary Consuls’ Conference of the Republic of Seychelles 2022. Behar, Honorary Consul General of the Republic of Seychelles in Bulgaria, met with the President, Wavel Ramkalawan, government representatives, as ... »
Maxim Behar about the "Ethics in the PR Industry" in the ICCO Global Summit in Dubai 2022
Maxim Behar, former president and current board member of the world's largest PR and communications organization ICCO, participated in the organization's annual global summit, which was held for the first time in the Middle East - Dubai. Maxim Behar met ... »
Maxim Behar participated in a meeting of the Association of Honorary Consuls Bulgaria
Maxim Behar, Honorary Consul General of the Republic of Seychelles in Bulgaria and Vice-president and Spokesperson of the Association of the Honorary Consuls in Bulgaria, participated in the Annual Meeting of the Association. The meeting was attended by all the ... »
Ask the boss...!
"- Boss, what are we doing now...? The client is waiting for a decision!" A conversation that can be heard every day in literally millions of offices around the world. Right there, millions of managers are making hundreds of ... »
“A big ego..." they say
"They had a big ego" is often said of someone, and it usually means something very bad. So, this person can't be trusted, they are too busy with themselves, they can’t be managers or build teams, sometimes you can’t stand ... »