I am humbled to feature in this interview by Zariance, talking about my 20 year experience with marketing from offline to online brands across all communication channels.Hope you find it interesting and useful. Read the full interview here
Category: Career
I’ve been working for almost 20 years switching industries, functions and countries. Career is a marathon, not a sprint. Enjoy my questions, trials and stories as they unfold…
From the day I had my first child, I realized how important it was for me to spend time outside of work. Before that life event, I used to work long hours. If you love your job, no worries, but if you do things you don’t like or don’t get what motivates you (recognition, in my case), no good…
Hi Everyone! Here is my recent interview by Magenticians, the 6th biggest blog about Magento. They kindly gave me the opportunity to share about my life beyond work and the software industry. That includes a video tour of Oslo, what…
This week I’ve been working on Süssigkleid‘s first Birthday. As you might remember, Süssigkleid is a Children concept store in Zürich and the first business I’m helping with marketing strategies and activities after having left my corporate job in Sydney…
We moved back to Zürich from Sydney last summer to be closer to our families. After 6 months, it wasn’t in Zürich that my husband found a cool job, but in Oslo, trading big pay checks for lifestyle… Here are the common questions that…
Hi everyone It’s Thursday, when the blog is updated with a new post, and it coincides with a big day for me today. I’ve been working with two friends for a couple of weeks to put this event together: Gwen…
Happy Monday everyone. Given the success of my Career Post, here’s another one where Christine Knight shares how how she made a move both professionally and geographically when she had a baby. Christine is an Aussie like minded friend: passionate about…
2015 New year’s resolution: Career As a family we already knew that we would leave Australia to go back to Europe where ou family is, where our kids and parents could enjoy each other company more and where my parents…