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Vise, thanks for joining us today. Oh, I am so happy to be here. Very humbled and very

honored. Thank you for having me. No, it is my pleasure. And listeners, we have been

vibing for the last 48 minutes. So we're going to put some of the clips of our earlier conversation at the end of this interview. So check this out. I was excited to chat with you before, but now I'm even more excited. So how would you let the listeners know about yourself and what you do?

So my name is Vise, Brett B. It's a funky combination of my very Dutch background, right? My first name,

Vise, and then Bradby is due to my very British husband. Have grown up here in the Netherlands,

lived across the globe for about a decade, both in Asia and in Switzerland. We were for many years.

And there I combined my background of being a lawyer.

So we were talking about this before right here in our earlier chat.

So I was a lawyer for many years because I was obsessed with negotiation that led me to become

a lawyer.

And then when I left the law for very good reasons, I went into HR and I

combined both those backgrounds, right, to the negotiation piece with the HR piece and the fact that

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