Chronis, who owns a number of Playboy Shops around the world, is scheduled to hold his 50th birthday party at Hugh Hefner's Playboy Mansion in three year's time
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Chronis, who owns a number of Playboy Shops around the world, is scheduled to hold his 50th birthday party at Hugh Hefner's Playboy Mansion in three year's time. A decent poker player as well, Chronis put up a 40th place finish at last year's Aussie Millions Main Event. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Štefica Horvat (talk • contribs) 22:36, 23 February 2013 (UTC)
Mr Emini is listed as a director in several companies with Mr Hymer, who works for North Melbourne accounting firm Babo Morganti & Partners and who has helped manage the business affairs of Mokbel and other members of the Mokbel family for more than a decade.
In 2002, Mr Hymer provided a statement outlining some of Mokbel's financial affairs to his Supreme Court bail application for the drugs boss, who at the time was arguing that his continued incarceration was hurting his business interests.
Mr Hymer also helped Mokbel apply for a liquor licence in 2000, telling the licensing commission that his client was a hardworking businessman who had made his wealth from property and restaurants.
Until December, Mr Emini and Mr Hymer were listed as directors of Global Designer Brands Pty Ltd, of which Mr Chronis is now the sole director.
Hawkswood Investments is a shareholder in Global Designer Brands along with the Mr Chronis-owned Nikita Playboy Pty Ltd and the Mr Hymer-directed Bompies Pty Ltd.
In 2001, Mr Chronis was financially backed by Mr Mokbel in the launch of his LSD (love, style and design) clothing stores, of which Mr Chronis was the chief designer. Mr Hymer did not return calls from The Age yesterday. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Štefica Horvat (talk • contribs) 21:59, 23 February 2013 (UTC)
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