Curiosity became my compass
“Curiosity has guided many of my choices. I have always loved learning and asking questions because discovering something new genuinely excites me.”
Priscilla Laclé is a Dutch entrepreneur, research expert, tech aficionado, and Government Business Advisor. Her extensive professional background spans good governance, artificial intelligence, and entrepreneurship. Priscilla graduated from Inholland University of Applied Sciences with a degree in Management, Economics, and Law before entering the Dutch public sector and later founding Fushion AI, a technology company dedicated to automation and data-driven solutions for the real estate industry.
Across business, government and technology, the common thread has been responsibility: understanding complex information and turning it into decisions people can trust.
The path to Oriyé
Seven chapters, one thread.
- 01 · Study
Inholland University of Applied Sciences
A degree in Management, Economics and Law: business, legislation and problem-solving.
- 02 · Corporate
Operations and governance
Risk and stakeholder management, process improvement and audit support.
- 03 · Public sector
Social Insurance Bank (SVB)
The Personal Budget domain, where policy meets people’s everyday lives.
- 04 · Public sector
UWV
Unemployment Benefits and Data Services.
- 05 · Founder
Fushion AI
Artificial intelligence, machine learning, automation and predictive analytics for real estate.
- 06 · Today
Government Business Advisor
Strategy, legislative analysis, business improvement, data and technology.
- 07 · Now
Oriyé
Founder & CEO. A lifelong fascination, given the discipline of everything that came before.
The beauty story that became Oriyé
A childhood wish.
At six or seven, Priscilla told her mother that she wanted to keep looking young and beautiful for years. She had no idea the thought would grow into a lifelong passion.
Her mother introduced her to natural ingredients and the value of consistency. Over the years Priscilla kept learning, researching formulations and building daily rituals of her own. Those early habits became Oriyé’s most personal foundation.
“I learned that caring for skin requires patience and attention instead of quick promises.”
Priscilla Laclé
When the makeup comes off
“I want women to remove their makeup and still love what they see in the mirror.”
Portraits
In her words, in her light.
Drag
The book
Skin, Reimagined.
Priscilla’s free book on curiosity, longevity and caring for skin as a long-term relationship. Nine short chapters, one founder’s point of view.
Read the bookA note from Priscilla
You have an ally in me.
“To every woman reading this, your beauty deserves your appreciation first. Care for your skin, learn what it needs, celebrate its individuality, and give it the very best care you can.”
Priscilla Laclé