Patrick Liotard Vogt is moving from Zurich to New York. He went to school at rich kids’ school Le Rosey in Rolle, so we can probably safely assume that he spends time on roads between Zurich and Geneva. The very-rich jet-setting 25-year-old who says he is involved with some 40 companies (he’s chairman of Poken, a startup I know and like, founded by IMD graduate Stéphane Doutriaux). The Huffington Post carries a lengthy interview with him. The last line caught my eye: he likes to drive too fast. So that’s who is in one of those cars zooming past on the autoroute.

And another line: “I come from a family that is more about being successful than being rich. We always learned that if you give something you have to get something. My great grandfather was the CEO and Chairman of Nestle. He started at the bottom and worked his way up. That’s very motivating.”

I had to read that quote a couple times to make sure I had it the right way around: it’s not about philanthropy.

A note to GenevaLunch readers: we carried a direct link Tuesday evening to a post by Kofi Annan on the Huffington Post, entitled “Time of Crisis and Opportunity,” but we had to remove it because the post on the Huffington Post was loading so slowly that it appeared there were technical problems. The slsow loading continues Wednesday morning, so we’ve removed the link from the news page, but if you have the patience to wait for it to come up, here is the link. He makes a thoughtful call for inclusiveness as we use the global economic crisis to create new opportunities.

Want to make 9% on your investments this year? It’s possible! Just believe it! Forget those people who say only suckers believe you can make a lot for nothing. HERE IT IS – Andy Borowitz shares a letter from Bernie Madoff