April 12

Cecil Kimber was an innovative English automobile engineer and entrepreneur. He joined Morris Garages in 1921, modifying cars to enhance performance and style. In 1924, Kimber founded the MG Car Company, creating iconic sports models like the Midget. Under his leadership, MG became synonymous with affordable, spirited British motoring. Despite financial challenges and his departure in 1932, his designs influenced the industry for decades. Kimber continued working in car design until his death, leaving a lasting mark on automotive history.

Flavio Briatore (born April 12, 1950) is an Italian businessman best known for his success in Formula One team management and luxury lifestyle ventures. He began his career in fashion with several high-profile brands before transitioning to motorsport. As team principal, he led Benetton and Renault to multiple world championships and helped launch the careers of top drivers. After leaving Formula One, Briatore founded international restaurants, clubs, and a lifestyle brand bearing his name. His entrepreneurial vision and flair for branding have made him a notable figure in business and entertainment. Briatore continues to influence the worlds of sport and hospitality.

Steve Stevaert was a Belgian businessman and politician born on April 12, 1954, who passed away in 2015. He founded a successful chain of fast-food restaurants before entering politics with the Socialist Party. Stevaert served as mayor of Hasselt and later as Flemish Minister of Mobility and Public Works, implementing major transportation reforms. In 2005, he became party president and subsequently served as governor of Limburg Province. Known for his charismatic leadership and focus on social welfare, his tragic death in 2015 prompted national conversations on mental health.

Born in 1978, Robin Walker combined a background in business with a passion for public service. Before entering politics, he worked in the private sector, gaining experience in finance and trade. In 2010, he was elected as the Conservative MP for Worcester, representing his constituents in the UK Parliament. Walker has served on various parliamentary committees and held roles in government, focusing on economic policy and international trade. His dual expertise as a businessman and legislator has shaped his approach to governance. He continues to advocate for business growth and community development in his constituency.