Expedition to Greenland

Why would anyone want to go mountain climbing in Greenland? To get away from your desk. To do something extraordinary. And not only to do something for yourself, but also for the benefit of others. At the Expo Real 2013 fair, as a Bavarian folk orchestra oompahed away in the background, Andrzej Tokaj (Magnusson Law), Jacek Wachowicz (GTC), Piotr Szafarz (Dentons), Rafał Nowicki (Apollo-Rida) and Tomasz Trzósło (JLL), came up with the idea of a skiing trip to a place where no sensible person would dream of going to ski. “Our criteria for choosing the destination were very specific. It must be remote, it must be cold. There cannot be any snow ploughs within a radius of several hundred kilometres. The après ski must only involve music from an iPhone and well-rationed supplies from the duty free zone of one of the airports used to get there. And there must not be any ski lifts,” recollects Jacek Wachowicz. At the end of a long discussion, they all decided that it had