When Count Anton-Wolfgang von Faber-Castell took up his inheritance of the world’s largest pencil empire in 1978, he became the eighth generation of a highly successful entrepreneurial dynasty. Initially, the former investment banker felt little desire to take on the task. But then he got down to the job with growing interest, using his entrepreneurial acumen to create a premium global brand that is now represented in more than 100 countries — with a range comprising more than 2,000 writing, drawing and creative design products for children, artists, professionals and lovers of high-quality writing implements. Throughout, he has been guided by the values of his ancestors.
When Count Anton-Wolfgang von Faber-Castell took up his inheritance of the world’s largest pencil empire in 1978, he became the eighth generation of a highly successful entrepreneurial dynasty. Initially, the former investment banker felt little desire to take on the task. But then he got down to the job with growing interest, using his entrepreneurial acumen to create a premium global brand that is now represented in more than 100 countries — with a range comprising more than 2,000 writing, drawing and creative design products for children, artists, professionals and lovers of high-quality writing implements. Throughout, he has been guided by the values of his ancestors.
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