Debbie Bibo
Consulente Editoriale, Picture Book Agent
Come Agente la cosa più difficile "è ricevere tanti no, capire il perché, e andare avanti". Questa è la storia di Debbie Bibo, Consulente Editoriale e Picture Book Agent. Debbie si occupa di editoria e della pubblicazione di libri, una passione che è nata per caso da una libro in una mostra fotografica. La cosa più bella del suo lavoro è "il rapporto che si crea con le persone".
Spannende Stories
Jay Poudel
Photographer & Storyteller, Stories of Nepal
”I am so blessed doing what I love doing the most”, so Jay Poudel. The Photographer & Storyteller writes and shares stories on his website storiesofnepal.com. He meets people from all over Nepal to listen to their stories and write them down: “What I do doesn’t pay me money but it pays me satisfaction.”
Patrick Dax
Redakteur
"Man muss nicht mal schreiben können, Neugierigkeit genügt", sagt futurezone.at-Redakteur Gerald Dax. Das Coolste an seinem Job? "Mir macht meine Tätigkeit Spaß, ich lerne viele Leute kennen und kann mich mit Themen befassen, die mich interessieren." Sein Ratschlag: "Lass dir viele Möglichkeiten offen!"
Herr Finnland
Urbaner Dramaturgist
“Glaub und vertrau dem Zufall und dem Glück im Leben“, würde Herr Finnland, Urbaner Dramaturgist, seinem 14-jährigen Ich raten. Bei “Abenteuer in der Stadt” werden Kinderspiele neu interpretiert. Dabei leitet Herr Finnland sowohl deren kreative Umsetzung als auch die Logistik im Hintergrund. Und genau das ist auch das Coolste an seinem Job: “Unglaublich viele verschiedene Menschen kennenzulernen und an unglaublich vielen verschiedenen Orten in der Stadt zu arbeiten.“
Axel Threlfall
Editor-at-Large
“Study hard, but make sure you enjoy what you are studying.” That is what Axel Threlfall tells his younger self. As an Editor-at-Large at Thomson Reuters in London he needs to host big leadership events and he also moderates events. He has been a journalist most of his career and travels a lot now, so he spends a lot of time away from home. “You need to listen very carefully to people, not just talk at people.”
