You are looking for some investors for your new project, and there is an excellent chance to present your ideas. You heard that a world-renowned businessman – Mr. Smith from Great Britain in Europe –...

You are looking for some investors for your new project, and there is an excellent chance to present your ideas. You heard that a world-renowned businessman – Mr. Smith from Great Britain in Europe – is going to visit your city. He is known for his rich investments all over the world. Therefore, you decide to meet him and check whether he could also be your investor. Your assistant arranges an appointment. Mr. Smith agrees to meet you and informs you that he will be accompanied by a person who knows well the topic you want to talk about – Professor Jones. You are about to organize this business meeting at your office. You know Mr. Smith will come together with Professor Jones, so you decide to ask one of your most experienced employees to join the meeting and share some advice. And you also have this new guy in your company, he works here only for a month now, but he looks like he knows what he's doing. You might also need his opinion during this meeting. And your assistant – no one takes notes as accurately as she does, she also has to be there. Moreover, there it's time for the meeting. There they come, Mr. Smith looks exactly like you imagined him, but Professor Jones appears to be a woman. After a few words of greetings, both guests hand you're their business cards. Then you all shall sit at the table. After a short, small-talk, you can finally do your business.

Seat your guest at the table. What will be the order of seating? Where should each person be seated?