From historical conquests to leadership lessons: Join us for a conversation on the enduring influence of Napoleon.
Join us for a captivating exploration of Napoleon Bonaparte through the eyes of Louis Sarkozy. Drawing on his groundbreaking book, Louis offers a fresh perspective on Napoleon's complex legacy. This event will unpack the intricate blend of history and myth surrounding the iconic leader, exploring how these narratives influence contemporary views on leadership and power. Delve into the mind of one of history’s most formidable figures and discover how his strategies resonate in the modern world.
The conference will be followed by a book signing of “Napoleon’s library” by Louis Sarkozy. A sale organised by UOPC bookshop.
speaker
Louis Sarkozy combines a rich tapestry of experiences, from growing up in France's presidential palace to embracing a military career in the United States. His academic pursuits led him from the rigorous Valley Forge Military Academy to studies at New York University. Louis has ventured into diverse fields, including luxury fashion with his line of designer moccasins and financial sectors in Bogota and Washington, D.C. His latest achievement is writing a critically acclaimed biography of Napoleon, blending historical analysis with personal insights. Louis's life reflects a continual challenge to conventional paths, marked by a deep commitment to exploring leadership and power dynamics through both his career choices and literary endeavors.
moderator
Charlie Stuart is a distinguished British diplomat with a multifaceted background encompassing military service, diplomacy, and security expertise. Currently serving as the European Union’s Chief Security Advisor on Africa, Charlie plays a pivotal role in shaping security strategies across the continent.
Prior to his diplomatic career, Charlie served with honor in the British Army, where he was commissioned into the regiment that played a crucial role in the closure of the gates at Hougoumont Farm on 18th June 1815, an event considered by the Duke of Wellington to be the turning point in the battle against Napoleon.
Transitioning from military service to diplomacy, Charlie held key diplomatic positions including Head of Delegation for the EU in Tanzania and Deputy Chief of Mission in both Tanzania and Iraq.
Charlie's diverse background also includes experience in the private sector, where he served as a director of a UK-based global security company and worked as a corporate lawyer specializing in major projects and oil exploration operations.
