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Martin had a passion at an early age for hospitality and was even urged by his father to make a career out of it. His Polish discipline along with his Italian flair stood him in good stead.
Working internationally, Martin found his home at Soho House where he helped grow the business from three houses to over 60 as COO.
In his own new book part of his life, “difficult name” was borne and has already launched to great acclaim, The Dover.
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