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| Born | Tilik'i Lusiyo June 13, 1950 |
| Nationality | Orinese |
| Other names | Agula[1] |
| Education | Zuidhaven Institute of Technology (BS) Sirius Business School (MBA) |
| Known for | Chairman of the Maserīya Foundation |
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| Children | 3 |
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Sri Prospero Lusiyo (born 1935) is an Orinese business magnate, investor, and philanthropist. He currently serves as the chairman and chief executive officer of the Maserīya Foundation, a leading conglomerate with interests in various industries including energy, technology, and real estate. Lusiyo began his career in the business world in the 1960s. He quickly made a name for himself as a savvy entrepreneur and investor. In the 1990s, his success in business began to be recognized on a global scale, with Rhyme Magazine including him on their list of the 'wealthiest people on Eurth' for many consecutive years.
Despite his financial success, Lusiyo began to turn his attention towards philanthropic endeavors later in his career. He has been a vocal advocate for various charitable causes and has used his wealth and influence to make significant contributions to various organizations and causes, particularly in the field of clean energy and sustainable technologies. He believe that these solutions are vital to combat the effects of climate change and reduce the country's dependence on fossil fuels. Under Lusiyo's leadership, the Maserīya Foundation has become a leading organization in the field of sustainability and clean energy, investing heavily in research and development of new technologies. He also has been actively involved in various philanthropic initiatives in different countries. Lusiyo's dedication to philanthropy has earned him wide respect and admiration in the business community and beyond. He continues to be an influential figure in the world of business and a leading voice in the push for sustainable practices and solutions in industry.
Early life
Prospero Lusiyo, born Tilik'i Lusiyo on June 13, 1950, is an Orinese business magnate, investor, and philanthropist.[2] He was born as a large baby and named Tilik'i, (Oharic: “big”) by his parents. Little did they know that their big son would go on to achieve great things.
Lusiyo's father, $Firstname Maserīyesi, was the son of a nobleman from the prominent Maserīya family in Orioni. The family had made its fortune in the textile industry, which would have a significant impact on Lusiyo's future career. Lusiyo's mother, Carla Lucio, was a Cristinese immigrant who served as an army nurse in the service of Mantellan military. She fled to Orioni when she had the chance, seeking a better life for herself and her family.
Lusiyo grew up in Bonesi, a coastal town near Sirius, where he was raised in a religious home by his parents. Despite his upbringing, however, Lusiyo remained a religious sceptic throughout his life.
At the age of 15, Lusiyo's life changed forever when his father $Firstname died of tuberculosis. Lusiyo became the heir to his family's fortune and began to take an active interest in the family's textile trading business. He went on to attend and graduate from the prestigious Zuidhaven Institute of Technology, where he earned a bachelor's degree in industrial engineering.
Following his graduation, Lusiyo began his career in the textile trading industry, working long hours and learning the ins and outs of the business. He quickly made a name for himself as a savvy entrepreneur and investor, and his success in the industry soon caught the attention of others in the business world. Lusiyo's early career was marked by hard work and dedication, and he was known for his tireless work ethic. According to his autobiography, he worked an average of 25 hours a day, always striving to be the best at what he did.
Business career
Over the course of his illustrious career, Sri Prospero Lusiyo built a vast empire spanning multiple industries. He started in textiles and later diversified his investments, branching into transportation, real estate, and technology. Throughout his career, Lusiyo has remained committed to philanthropic causes, particularly in the field of clean energy and sustainable technologies. He is known for his exceptional business acumen, earning the nickname "Prospero" for his good fortune.
Textile manufacturing
Prospero Lusiyo's early career was focused primarily on the textile industry, where he worked tirelessly to build his reputation and make a name for himself. His family's connection to the industry, as well as his personal passion for the sector, inspired him to pursue a career in textile manufacturing. Lusiyo quickly made his mark in the industry, becoming known for his innovative approach to manufacturing and his ability to adapt to changing market conditions. He was particularly successful in the fashion industry, where his keen eye for design and his attention to detail helped him to create clothing lines that were both stylish and affordable.
In addition to his work in the fashion industry, Lusiyo was also involved in the production of military uniforms during times of war. During the war between Mantella and Cristina, Lusiyo kept in touch with his family in Cristina, who were involved in the production of military uniforms for the Cristina military. This connection allowed Lusiyo to gain valuable insights into the needs of the military, which he used to develop more effective and efficient manufacturing processes.
However, Lusiyo's involvement in the textile industry was not without controversy. Like many other fashion and textile companies, the industry has been criticized for its ethical practices, particularly in relation to the treatment of workers and the environmental impact of production. Lusiyo himself has faced criticism in the past for his company's labour practices and for its alleged involvement in the pollution of local waterways. However, he has also been praised for his efforts to improve working conditions and reduce the environmental impact of textile production.
Despite these challenges, Lusiyo's success in the textile industry laid the foundation for his later business ventures. It gave him the experience and expertise he needed to succeed in other areas of business, and it helped him to build the connections and relationships that would be essential to his success in the years to come.
Transportation
Prospero Lusiyo's success in the textile industry allowed him to expand his business interests to other areas, particularly in transportation. In the early 1980s, he started shipping his own textiles to make even more money, eventually leading him to get into ferries, particularly in the Orient. Although his ventures in ferries were successful, Lusiyo's attempt to expand into aviation was less so. His first and only flop in business.
Despite this setback, Lusiyo continued to explore new opportunities for growth, frequently visiting Memopotamia where he made connections within the oil industry. His knowledge of the industry, combined with his entrepreneurial spirit and financial resources, allowed him to make a bold move in purchasing 60% of an Azanian holding company for $400 million from a bank that was ordered by a court to divest of its non-financial businesses.
This move proved to be a shrewd one, as Lusiyo's investment in the holding company grew exponentially in just ten years, swelling to $8 billion in market value. The experience he gained in transportation and the connections he made in the oil industry would be invaluable to him in his later business ventures.
Real estate
After his success in transportation, Prospero Lusiyo turned his attention to real estate, a sector he saw as having great potential for growth and profitability. In the 1990s he began by renting retail stores, a decision that would prove to be a lucky one, as he was able to take advantage of rising rents to gradually buy his own retail properties. As property values continued to rise, Lusiyo's investments in the retail sector proved to be highly lucrative.
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In addition to his investments in retail, Lusiyo also bought warehouses in the harbour area, recognizing the value of this prime real estate. He held onto these properties for a time before eventually selling them to real estate developers at very high prices. The profits he made from these sales allowed him to continue to invest in the real estate sector and to expand his portfolio of properties.
Like many other successful businesspeople, Lusiyo recognized the value of diversification and sought to expand his investments beyond real estate. However, his experience in the sector would prove invaluable to him in his later business ventures, particularly in the areas of energy and technology. By applying the same principles of smart investing and careful risk management that he had learned in real estate, Lusiyo was able to build a diverse and highly successful portfolio of businesses and investments.
Investments
With his successes in textile manufacturing, transportation, and real estate, Prospero Lusiyo had built up a considerable fortune, which he used for diversification into many investments and holdings. His financial acumen and business instincts served him well in this area, allowing him to make money from several lucrative business dealings and his exceptional "good fortune."
Lusiyo's many lucky business dealings earned him the nickname "Prospero" (Cristinese for "success"), which would become a fitting moniker for the successful businessman. Over time, his investments, and holdings continued to grow and diversify, further cementing his status as one of the most successful and respected businesspeople in Orioni.
Despite his enormous wealth and success, Lusiyo never lost sight of his philanthropic goals and continued to be a vocal advocate for various charitable causes. He used his wealth and influence to make significant contributions to various organizations and causes, particularly in the field of clean energy and sustainable technologies. His dedication to philanthropy earned him wide respect and admiration in the business community and beyond, further solidifying his legacy as a true success story.
Technology
During the 2010s, in the early days of the internet and telecommunications industry, Prospero Lusiyo saw an opportunity to further expand his investments and diversify his holdings. He invested heavily in the first telecom and internet companies, taking advantage of the growing demand for new technologies and services. This proved to be another wise move for the business magnate, as he once again benefitted from his exceptional business instincts and a healthy dose of good luck.
As he continued to invest in the technology sector, Lusiyo also began to build factories and ports to support the flow of commerce, information, and people across the network of trade routes covering Marenesia, North Thalassa, and Southeast Europa. Over time, he would establish an impressive empire stretching from Azania to the shores of the Alharu, becoming one of the most powerful and influential businesspeople of his time.
Wealth
Sri Prospero Lusiyo's net worth is estimated at a staggering $73 billion, placing him among the wealthiest individuals in the wurld. His love for luxury is well-known. According to a famous quote, he is said to own "more private jets than kids". He has been seen to own numerous private jets designed by Baywind, one of the leading manufacturers of luxury private jets. Each of his planes carries a price tag of $45 million.
Lusiyo's wealth has enabled him to move in high society, mingling with celebrities and royalty. In fact, he has been photographed with HRH Alesia Nabérrie, one of Orioni's most prominent royal figures. He is a regular attendee at high-profile events, and his influence in Orioni cannot be overstated. His wealth has also allowed him to pursue his passion for philanthropy, contributing significant sums to various charitable causes and making a positive impact on the world.
Philanthropy
Lusiyo is widely recognized for his charitable activities and contributions to various organizations, both in his home country of Orioni and around the wurld.
One of Lusiyo's key philanthropic endeavours is his support for education. He is a patron of several universities, including his alma mater, the Sirius Business School (SBS), and the Andro Academy of Fine Arts (AAFA) in Andro. He has provided significant financial support for the renovation of a number of important facilities at these institutions, as well as for student scholarships and research grants. His support has helped AAFA to provide better facilities and resources to young talents to showcase their work and improve their skills.
In addition to his support for higher education, Lusiyo is also committed to helping vulnerable communities. He has established a network of non-profit preschools in low-income areas, offering quality education to children who may not have access to such opportunities otherwise. Furthermore, Lusiyo supports existing non-profits that aid homeless families, ensuring that they receive the assistance they need to rebuild their lives. Lusiyo is also passionate about environmental causes, particularly clean energy and sustainable technologies. He has provided funding for several research initiatives in this area, aiming to combat climate change and promote a more sustainable future.
Another of Lusiyo's philanthropic interests lies in the preservation of cultural heritage. He sponsors the renovation of a number of important Amisti shrines, which are considered to be of significant historical and cultural importance to the people of Orioni. Moreover, Lusiyo actively promotes art and culture through a foundation that supports contemporary art, organizes exhibitions, and hosts events, ensuring that the rich artistic heritage of Orioni and beyond continues to thrive.
Controversies
Lusiyo has faced controversies over his political influence, tax dealings, and connections to the underworld. Despite accusations, he has denied any wrongdoing and defended his actions. These controversies have led to questions about the ethics of using wealth to influence decision-making and minimize tax obligations.
Politics
Lusiyo's extensive business empire has often led to controversy, including accusations of political influence. He has been linked to the Blueropa political party and has had several former employees hold positions of power, such as $Person serving as an ambassador in Dagbad and $Person serving as a finance councillor. These political connections have raised concerns about the influence of wealth on political decision-making. Lusiyo has denied any wrongdoing and has defended his right to engage in political activities. Despite these controversies, he continues to be one of the most influential figures in Orioni.
Tax dispute
His Lusiyo's business empire has been embroiled in a tax dispute with the Orinese government. He made a deal to transfer money from Rohini to Orioni, which led to accusations of tax evasion. While he was slapped on the wrist, Lusiyo has tried to spin the story as one of honesty, pointing the finger at competitors who have not yet made similar moves. He has also denied any wrongdoing and has defended his right to engage in tax planning. This controversy has led to questions about the ethics of using tax loopholes to minimize one's tax burden.
Underworld
His glubal business dealings have also led to controversy and suspicion about his connections to the criminal underworld. While admired for his philanthropy, Lusiyo's alleged ties to crime-related individuals have raised eyebrows. He is believed to have collaborated with the RITZ organization in Rohini and has been forced to live in two worlds, balancing his activities in both the overworld and the underworld to face threats and combat blackmail. These rumours have raised concerns about the ethics of doing business with potentially criminal entities and have tarnished Lusiyo's reputation in some circles.
Personal life
First marriage
Sri Prospero Lusiyo's marriage to Inidira Gīyorigīsi in 1977 was reportedly arranged for strategic reasons, including for money, connections, and children. Lusiyo had been groomed from a young age to take over his family's business empire, and as part of that, he had been encouraged to form connections with other wealthy and influential families in Orioni. It was through one of these connections that he met Inidira, who was from a prominent family with a long history of business success. The two families saw the potential benefits of a union between their children, and after a brief courtship, Lusiyo and Inidira were married.
The couple had three children, all daughters. The eldest, Sofia, was born in 1980, followed by Isabella in 1983, and the youngest, Elena, in 1990. Despite the rumours surrounding their marriage, Lusiyo remained devoted to his daughters, often making time for them despite his busy schedule. Sofia, the eldest daughter, was known for her intelligence and creativity, and had been interested in the arts from a young age. Isabella, the middle daughter, had shown a talent for business from an early age, and had been mentored by her father in his many ventures. Elena, the youngest, was known for her athletic abilities, having competed in several sports competitions in her school years.
After their parents' divorce, the three sisters went their separate ways, pursuing their own interests and careers. Sofia went on to become an accomplished artist, having showcased her work in various exhibitions both in Orioni and internationally. Isabella followed in her father's footsteps, working in the textile industry and managing her own business ventures. Elena, the youngest daughter, had pursued her passion for sports, competing in various international competitions and winning numerous awards for her country. Despite their different paths, the three sisters remained close and often made time for family gatherings, which included their father and his second wife, Elisa Todrani.
Bachelor life
Following his divorce, Lusiyo went through a midlife crisis, marked by numerous affairs. He had been romantically linked with countless famous personalities in the fashion and film industry. Some of the fashion models that he was associated with were Mia Sato and Emilia Barresi. Mia Sato was a Sanbanese model who was known for her striking features and had worked with many of the world's top fashion brands. In the mid 2000s, Lusiyo might have fathered an illegitimate son with Sato. The details of their affair remain unknown, but rumours of the child have persisted for years.[3] Emilia Barresi, on the other hand, was a Cristinese model and was considered a rising star in the industry. In addition to his affairs with models, Lusiyo had also been romantically involved with film stars. One of the actresses he had been linked with was Marika Jovana, an Orinese film star known for her stunning performances in some of the most critically acclaimed movies. Another actress was the Cristinese beauty, Carla Giacomini, with whom Lusiyo had a brief fling during a business trip. Their affair had been the subject of much speculation in the media, and had caused quite a stir in the entertainment industry. This period of his life was marked by extravagance and excess, including lavish parties and extravagant spending.
Second marriage
However, Lusiyo later settled down and got married for a second time to Elisa Todrani in 2013. It is not clear how they met, but there are rumours that Todrani was his assistant. Since then, he has maintained a relatively low profile in his personal life, focusing on his business and philanthropic endeavours. Despite his past indiscretions, Lusiyo continues to be highly respected for his business acumen and philanthropy, and is considered a leading voice in the push for sustainable practices and solutions in industry.
Awards
Sri Prospero Lusiyo is a highly accomplished businessman and philanthropist who has won numerous awards over the course of his illustrious career. These awards have recognized his many achievements, both in the field of business and in his philanthropic endeavours, and have highlighted his commitment to making a positive impact on society. Whether he is being recognized for his contributions to the growth of Orioni's economy, his pioneering work in the field of clean energy, or his philanthropic initiatives aimed at promoting sustainable practices and solutions in industry, Lusiyo's many awards and accolades are a testament to his hard work, dedication, and unwavering commitment to excellence.
Here are some awards that Sri Prospero Lusiyo won for his business and philanthropic work:
- Rhyme Magazine's 30 Under 30 List (1979) – Lusiyo was included in Rhyme Magazine's annual list of 30 young entrepreneurs under the age of 30 who had made significant contributions to their respective fields. The magazine highlighted Lusiyo's success in the textile sector and his unique approach to business.
- Orinese Businessman of the Year (1985) – awarded by the Orinese Chamber of Commerce, in recognition of Lusiyo's exceptional business acumen and his contributions to the growth of Orioni's economy.
- Zuidhaven Institute of Technology's Distinguished Alumni Award (1990) – awarded to Lusiyo for his exceptional achievements and contributions to the field of industrial engineering.
- Orinese Philanthropist of the Year Award (2015) – in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the field of philanthropy and his efforts to promote sustainable practices and solutions in industry.
- Global Clean Energy Advocate Award (2018) – in recognition of his pioneering work in the field of clean energy and his commitment to reducing Orioni's dependence on fossil fuels.
- Maserīya Foundation Sustainability Awards (2020) – for the Foundation's significant contributions to research and development of sustainable technologies in various industries, including energy, technology, and real estate. The awards were given in recognition of the Foundation's commitment to environmental sustainability and the reduction of carbon footprint.
References
- ↑ OOC. The word “āgula” means "magnate" in Amharic.
- ↑ OOC. Tilik'i means "big" in Amharic. Lusiyo comes from Luciano Pavarotti.
- ↑ OOC. Based on the existence of Brazilian fashion photographer Rafael Pavarotti.
