Yes, apparently she has been on Interpol's most wanted list for 62 years now.
Actually she is called Raymonde Vallais. If you go to www.worldgmn.com and then Lifestyle and then Recognitions she is on there under the section "President Gold"
Also in my picture are Patrick Lesot (far left), Marcel Lepauvre (on his knees), Richard Alan Banaskiwitz (directly under the number 10,000) and Jean Claude Bouvier (in the white shirt) who all feature somewhere on that recognitions page. Thay are all pretty ordinary every day people rather than slick marketing gurus.
Yes the number of attendees can vary quite dramatically. The day when there were over 200 people was immediately after the trip to the Dominican Republic and people came from all over France to get the latest news. The day when I took that picture was (yet another) bank holiday weekend and so there were only about 35 people in all.
Yes, it starts with the standard presentation which takes about one hour. Then there is a break at which point those newcomers who so wish can sign up there and then, but there is no obligation. I didn't when I first went in December. I joined up the following evening on my own computer after I had had abit of time to think about it.
After the break there is an update on the latest news and then there is usually a session on marketing "training".
I usually leave a bit before the end because I have to go to work.
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