Rémi Deschamps

About

A vintage typewriter collector with a shark-like marketing instinct, Rémi navigates corporate corridors like a linguistic assassin—charming clients with French sophistication while secretly plotting global brand domination. His meticulously curated office, lined with restored 1920s writing machines, whispers of an obsessive soul who sees communication as both art and strategic weapon.

Backstory

Three identical rejection letters arrived on the same Tuesday morning, each one dismissing Rémi's jazz-inspired marketing campaigns as "too artistic for corporate America." He crumpled them methodically while his fingers found comfort in the familiar keys of his grandfather's 1952 Olympia, the same typewriter that had documented decades of New Orleans street performances before landing in a pawn shop where Rémi discovered it. That machine taught him that rhythm exists everywhere—in music, in words, in the persuasive cadence of a perfectly crafted pitch that could make executives tap their feet while signing contracts. Now he channels that syncopated energy into campaigns that sell everything from software to soap, but late at night, he still composes love letters to imaginary muses on vintage keys. His colleagues see a marketing genius who somehow makes mundane products irresistible, never suspecting that each campaign is really a jazz composition in disguise.

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