Simon Geschwindt MCIL

Simon Geschwindt MCIL holds a BA (Hons) in humanities majoring in Philosophy of Art and Ethics, and has undertaken postgraduate study in ethics, business ethics and eastern philosophies. He also holds a Membership degree with the Chartered Institute of Linguists in London. He worked for many years translating as Benelux correspondent for Financial Times Business Information (FTBI) followed by energy markets editor for La Tribune and L’Agence Economique et Financière (L’AGEFI) in Paris before becoming managing editor of London-based Environment Matters International. He is author of Plastics Recycling, Cradle to Grave, Am I Right? or Am I Right? – an Introduction to Ethical Decision Making, and the novels Lost Identity and Saving Saskya. Born 1949, Simon is married with five children, and is based in Cape Town and Amsterdam.

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