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Smelling Sessions by Ruth Sutcliffe
I've been in the perfume business my entire career, creating many iconic fragrance brands for multinational corporations. After leaving the corporate world, I've experienced the impact of Alzheimer's disease firsthand, as both my mother and mother-in-law come down with it. I felt that my experience in the fragrance industry could be useful in creating a game that could help me reconnect with my loved ones.
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