Reggie Bradford
Senior Vice President
“The favorite part of my job is that I get to do what I am the most passionate about. I love to work with startups. I love to work with young people. I love to brainstorm and come up with solving problems, that were not solved before” says Reggie Bradford, Senior Vice President of Startup Ecosystem. 3 pieces of advice he would give his 14-year-old self: “Don’t take yourself too seriously, have faith and find people around you that you can trust and that will guide you along the way and have confidence and go for it. Life is short, carpe diem.”
Spannende Stories
Ali Ahmadi
Interpreter
“Learning new things and meeting important people”, that’s what Ali Ahmadi loves most about his job as an interpreter for the languages Farsi, English and Arabic. As far as refugees are concerned he is in charge of registering students in a cultural building, speaking to them and translating the problems they have, so they can be solved properly. What kinds of skills are necessary for his job? “You don’t only need language skills, but also communication, computer and typing skills. You need experience and self-confidence.”
Rene Stamberg
Lehrling Metalltechniker
“Für langweilige Typen ist so ein Beruf eher nichts.” Für Rene Stamberg, Produktionstechnik-Lehrling bei Miba, sind die Outdoor-Seminare das Coolste an seinem Job. Zweimal jährlich trainieren die Lehrlinge dort im Freien ihre körperliche und mentale Fitness. Sein Ratschlag: “Früh ins Bett gehen und früh aufstehen!”
Robert Amelung
Customer Experience
"Be open to other people, don’t judge them right away". Robert Amelung is responsible for Customer Experience for Generali worldwide. His job is to help the Business Units at improving the job that has to be done with customers. Robert was born in Holland, and after his studies had different jobs. He also worked as a consultant only to find out he preferred a more hands-on job. In his position a good experience in insurance and retail marketing is needed. What he likes most is: "We improve the insurance industry from the inside".
