Here is the hardest part of the job, talking about myself. I’m not really used to talk about me, I’m always afraid to be a bit boring. If you’re reading those lines, that’s because you’ve chosen it, but usually you talk to share your opinion and experiences, even if the listener didn’t ask for it.

So if you want to know more about me, here is some material. Born in the city of Bourges, famous for its music festival (France), I’ve spent all my childhood in Nantes (close to Brittany).

I grew up there, met my best friends, studied, practised sport and all that goes with it. If you’ve never been there, I strongly recommend it to you, food is good, people are relaxed and it’s only 45 minutes from the biggest European beach (La Baule). Once my studies completed, I’ve decided to see how is doing Europe, so I’ve moved to Amsterdam 3 months, for then settle down in the town of Hilversum for a year (25min from Amsterdam).

I was working as a support agent in a hosting company, which I couldn’t think at that time it will be my springboard to my professional development. No, in fact at that time I was enjoying myself everyday, with fantastic colleagues, going out to concerts, festivals, clubs, well there are so many things to do there, that it would have been a crime to miss it.

The company was taken over, people were living one by one, so one day it was my turn, back to France for Christmas holidays, I’ve spent some time with my family before realising that I didn’t have anything special to do there (jobwise I mean), so the next destination of my journey was London.

And here I am.
After a couple of jobs, I found one matching exactly what I was doing in Hilversum. It was the easy option as I started to really lack of money.
Living in London is like a race which never stops. You met someone one day, the day after you don’t even remember him, even if you had a real good time, that’s what happen when living in a big city always in movement. Luckily I’ve also found here fantastic colleagues with who I get along very well and whoa re always for partying.
Two years later, I’m still enjoying myself here, after being promoted by my company to the marketing department, I can’t complain at all.

Now that I’m kind of settled down, basically for a while, my objectives are continuing travelling, improving my graphic and music skills, meeting people, chilling out etc…well who doesn’t?