Monaco is one of the most interesting places in the world. The microstate is made up of two square kilometers, with a government led by a constitutional monarchy with roots that date back to the year 1297. The last name Grimaldi represents tradition and responsibility, with members of the family actively participating in various organizations supported by their nation's royal institution, which, in turn, supports the state's social and economic ecosystems.
In the case of Camille Gottlieb, the youngest daughter of Princess Stephanie of Monaco, she's making a name for herself and carving her own path in a way that's exciting and fresh.
© Mondadori Portfolio via Getty ImEarlier this week, the Global Gift Foundation Gala was hosted in Montecarlo, with Eva Longoria spearheading the evening as hostess. Around 200 people paid between 1,200 and 5,000 euros to attend the event, which was put together to gather funds for various organizations, with guests treated to live performances, an auction, photocall events, and an awards ceremony.
Some of this year's recipients included Princess Stephanie, who was honored for her work with Fight Aids Monaco, and Daddy Yankee, who received a special recognition due to his work with various projects and foundations benefitting his hometown of Puerto Rico.
© Douliery Olivier/ABACA/ShutterstockWhy Camille played a key role in the gala
This marks the first instance where the gala was hosted in Monaco, with it previously being held in cities like Paris, London, Marbella, and Dubai. Camille played a key role in allowing the evening to take place.
"The idea came about very spontaneously during a dinner. We asked ourselves, 'Why not make a gala in Monaco? It'd be fantastic to celebrate this gala here. A week later, Eva Longoria's assistant called us to make this idea a reality," said Medy Anthony, Camille's friend and business partner, to the Monaco Tribune.
© Douliery Olivier/ABACA/ShutterstockMedy and Camille founded CMC Consulting in 2024, with the company serving as a consulting, marketing, and events management firm based in Monaco. While this marks the first event with international recognition that Camille has organized, she's an expert at organizing these types of outings, even if they're typically more limited to the principality.
It seems like every member of the Grimaldi family is finding their calling. Louis Ducret is working in the sporting industry, Carlota Casiraghi is working in managing cultural projects, and more. Each of them has contributed according to their interests to the 20-year reign of Prince Albert of Monaco.
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