Jessica Brohard

Event Host

“You’re going to be looking back at this five, ten or fifteen years and you’re literally not going to remember any of the things that were bothering you”, Jessica Brohard would tell her 14-year-old self. “Nobody is here by accident. I didn’t just fall into this, I had to fight tooth and nail to get where I am”, she claims about her job as Event Host in the e-sports and gaming industry.

Marija Haenisch

Community & Social Media Director

“Dass ich den ganzen Tag mit Gamern zusammenarbeite, weil ich selber auch ein Gamer bin. Das Lustige ist, dass man einfach den gleichen Humor hat, man hat die gleichen Interessen”, weiß Marija Haenisch über ihren Job als Community & Social Media Director zu erzählen. “Wenn man jetzt zum Beispiel vor zwei Jahren gemerkt hat, man ist ein totaler Gamer und kann toll schreiben, kann man im Community Management auch als Quereinsteiger anfangen”, verrät sie.

Michael Fuxborg

Project Manager, Media Producer

“Life is too long to only have one job! Don’t be afraid to completely drop what you have been doing, if you’re not feeling comfortable with it anymore”, Michael Fuxborg tells. “The hardest part about my job is that sometimes you have to do 80 hour weeks and get very little sleep”, he explains about his job as Project Manager and Media Producer for Dreamhack in Sweden.

Chad Sadler

Counter-Strike Caster

“The coolest thing about my job is that I can get to yell about videogames.“ That’s what Chad Sadler, Counter-Strike Caster at RGN, enjoys most in his job. Also the traveling to different events all over the world is cool. Before that he was working in a few different positions in IT. Which skills would be helpful to start working in that field? “You need to know how to take an idea and communicate it in a way, that people understand what you are talking about.“