Venison takes us from bombed-out Beirut to palaces in Dubai; from boardroom battles in London basements to collaborations with Giorgio Armani, who demanded perfection down to the last pleat. We witness the corporate wars that followed Venison’s acrimonious split with Kerzner, fought across continents and fuelled by egos. Beyond the fireworks, Venison reveals a world few outsiders’ ever witness: post-apartheid power broking in South African shebeens, royal dinners at Windsor Castle, and legends like Mandela and Muhammad Ali who leave rooms breathless with grace.