How a ‘future Queen in training’ is finding her voice
CBC News
As much as the more prominent role is an evolution for Kate, she is treading relatively safe ground. Offering support for parents and caregivers and promoting the importance of early childhood development carry a relatively low risk of controversy.
And those looking for shocking revelations out of her podcast will still be looking.
“To be quite honest, it was quite bland,” public relations expert Mark Borkowski said in an interview from London. “There was nothing much in it.”
Maybe in some ways, that’s not a surprise.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/royal-fascinator-kate-harry-meghan-1.5471544
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry ‘threat’ to Royal Family – ‘Huge hurdle in front of them’
The Express
PR “threat” to the Royal Family brand and the Queen had to ensure the Duke and Duchess of Sussex could not tarnish it with their Sussex Royal aspirations, PR expert Mark Borkowski suggested.
Queen ‘100 percent right’ to take Sussex Royal from Meghan Markle and Harry
The Express
Brand experts are confident Harry and Meghan will be able to rake in millions, even a billion in money earned through a mix of corporate deals, brand ambassador roles and public speaking.
The Sussexes are reportedly being lined up for a key role at the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos next year where they will rub shoulders with the some of the richest people on the globe.
By mixing with that crowd they will likely form lucrative partnerships.
PR expert Mark Borkowski said of the move: “This does not surprise me at all.”
Billionaire business leaders in a ‘gold rush’ to work with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry
Long Room
PR expert Mark Borkowski told the Mirror: ‘This does not surprise me at all.’
Meanwhile a banking insider told the publication: ‘Harry and Meghan have set a clear path to work with big banks and corporate giants as well as doing altruistic work with charities.
Meghan Markle next steps: What will Meghan and Prince Harry do next? Source reveals all
The Express
The WEF’s mission is cited as being “committed to improving the state of the world by engaging business, political, academic, and other leaders of society to shape global, regional, and industry agendas”.
Experts are suggesting that fraternising with WEF attendees could land the Sussexes £1billion with the right mix of corporate deals and brand ambassador roles.
PR expert Mark Borkowski said of the move: “This does not surprise me at all.”
Queen bans ‘Sussex Royal’: what now for Harry and Meghan?
The Week
A leading PR agent said last month that the pair should fight to keep the brand: “They have to fight for it. What else are they going to be? Harry and Meghan Windsor?” said Mark Borkowski.
Changing it would be “expensive and incredibly complicated”, he said. “There will be a lot of entrepreneurs out there who have been looking at variations of that name and who have been creating land grabs for it.”
https://www.theweek.co.uk/105771/queen-bans-sussex-royal-what-now-for-harry-and-meghan
Billionaire business leaders are in a ‘gold rush’ to work with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry – and the couple are set to be invited to speak at Davos in 2021, source claims
Mail Online
PR expert Mark Borkowski told the Mirror: ‘This does not surprise me at all.’
The billion pound jackpot Meghan Markle and Prince Harry will receive from just ONE outing
The Express
PR guru Mark Borkowski told the Mirror that he was not surprised by the move, while a banking source said: “Harry and Meghan have set a clear path to work with big banks and corporate giants as well as doing altruistic work with charities.
“The mix works well with the target audience and the celebrity set. However, it is sure to raise eyebrows in royal circles.
“It has echoes of other royals criticised for touting themselves to the highest bidder and all becomes rather tawdry.”
Goldman Sachs, in conversations with Prince Harry
Noticias Bancarias
Consultant Mark Borkowski has told the Daily Mirror newspaper that if the alleged collaboration agreement were carried out, Herry and Meghan could earn millions as speakers or brand ambassadors.
In this sense, Borkowski has added that “they will win fortunes, either through speeches or ambassadors’ work; these are handshakes of a billion pounds. ”
Goldman Sachs, en conversaciones con el príncipe Harry
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Should Avoid ‘Tacky’ Gigs Like JP Morgan Event, Expert Claims
Brinkwire
PR guru Mark Borkowski warned the royal couple from accepting tacky gigs just because they need to make money and become financially independent from the royal family.
“This is how difficult it is going to be. They’ve got to make a lot of money and they are going to slip up on the way. The worry is how many of these types of gigs are there going to be?” he told Daily Mail.
Borkowski acknowledged the fact that having Prince Harry and Markle at the JP Morgan event was a win for the company especially since they have the budget to afford the royal couple. However, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex need to avoid being perceived as tacky.
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Should Avoid ‘Tacky’ Gigs Like JP Morgan Event, Expert Claims
The indiscretion: “Harry in negotiation with banking empires months before the Megxit”
Il Giornale
As public relations guru Mark Borkowski told the Mirror ” the financial independence of the Sussex could prove more profitable than initially expected. They will earn a fortune through speeches or appointments from ambassadors and testimonials from institutions and foundations. We are talking – he specified expert to give an idea of the Sussex’s turnover – of agreements that can potentially be estimated at 1 billion pounds, or 1.3 billion dollars. And I think that before announcing Meghexit Harry and Meghan already knew that they could earn so much, they would never have launched without a parachute, “ concluded the Mirror source.
https://www.ilgiornale.it/news/spettacoli/harry-trattativa-imperi-bancari-mesi-meghexit-1825995.html
Prince Harry & Duchess Meghan Talking to a bank: Your future is becoming clearer
Bunte.de
PR expert Mark Borkowski remarked: “You will earn a fortune, whether through speech or as a brand ambassador – these handshakes are worth millions”. It remains to be seen how exactly the financial future of the Sussexes will develop.
Prince Harry about to join Goldman Sachs?
Capital
“They will win fortunes, whether by speeches or by the work of ambassador. They are handshakes at a billion pounds,” commented in the columns of Mirror Mark Borkowski, expert consultant in public relations.
NOT Through Hollywood: Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Can Quickly Become Billionaires Just By Doing This!
Enstars
PR consultant Mark Borkowski told The Mirror that by speaking to high-profile business people, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex get to earn their fortunes in the corporate world. The exposure could lead to other corporate deals and work as a “brand ambassador.”
“They’re going to earn fortunes, whether through speeches of ambassador work or these billion-pound handshakes,” says Borkowski.
“They’re going to earn fortunes, whether through speeches or ambassador work,” he continued.
Borkowski told The Mirror that their appearance at the JP Morgan summit was “not the best look” because some of their business dealings do not align with the Duke and Duchess of Sussexes’ stated values — particularly when it comes to their professed concerns about the environment.
Meghan Markle news: Expert claims Sussexes risk ‘being seen as tacky’ after JP Morgan talk
New York Times Post
Now PR guru Mark Borkowski has come forward to slam the pair in a scathing new interview with the Daily Mail, as he questions Prince Harry capitalising on his personal issues for financial gain.
He said: “This shows how difficult it is going to be. They’ve got to make a lot of money and they are going to slip up on the way.
“The worry is how many of these type of gigs are there going to be?
“For JP Morgan, it’s an extraordinary “get”. They clearly have the money to afford them, but Harry and Meghan need to avoid being perceived as tacky.”
Prince Harry Could Make Over $1B If He Takes Advantage Of This
International Business Times
In January, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced that they would be stepping down from the royal family, but the discussions on how to make that possible started long before that.
One of those discussions involves U.S. financial firm Goldman Sachs. According to The Mirror, Harry, 35, has been in talks with the company about his financial future since November 2019. The publication didn’t state exactly how they could work together but public relations expert Mark Borkowski shared that it’s bound to be very lucrative.
“They’re going to earn fortunes, whether through speeches or ambassador work – these are £1billion handshakes,” he shared.
https://www.ibtimes.com/prince-harry-could-make-over-1b-if-he-takes-advantage-2921051
Meghan Markle fury: Piers Morgan in horror rant at Sussexes as he makes bold Diana claim
The Express
…Recently PR guru Mark Borkowski has come forward to slam the pair in a scathing new interview with the Daily Mail, as he questioned the company Meghan and Harry are choosing to keep.
He said: “This shows how difficult it is going to be. They’ve got to make a lot of money and they are going to slip up on the way.
“The worry is how many of these type of gigs are there going to be?
MEGXIT STRATEGY Prince Harry ‘lined up by US banking giant as VIP guest speaker for online talk show series’
The Sun
Mr Borkowski, the PR expert who tipped the couple to nake billions had earlier warned that Harry and Meghan’s association with JP Morgan was “not the best look”.
He added: “How they accept money, and from whom, is going to be a challenge going forward.”
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10951079/prince-harry-lined-up-by-goldman-sachs-talk-show/
MEGXIT MILLIONS Prince Harry ‘in talks with US banking giant’ as he and Meghan tipped to earn £1BILLION in corporate deals
The Sun
PR guru Mark Borkowski said Harry and Meghan’s association with JP Morgan was “not the best look”.
He added: “How they accept money, and from whom, is going to be a challenge going forward.”
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10944943/prince-harry-goldman-sachs/
The eye-watering taxpayer sum Kate and William spend on travel, REVEALED
The Express
PR expert Mark Borkowski said the couple’s decision to work with JP Morgan was “not the best look”.
He added: “How they accept money, and from whom, is going to be a challenge going forward.”