Manager of the Audio Books Service<\/em> at the National Library of the Faroe Islands \u2013 Lj\u00f3\u00f0b\u00f3kat\u00e6nastan. The National Library\u2019s Audio Book Service \u2013 publishes audio books and other audio material in Faroese to people, who for some reason do not have the opportunity to read or acquire printed text in other ways. Furthermore, the Audio Book Service must ensure that material of the above kind is available to users of the libraries in the country. The purpose of the Audio Book Service is to ensure that first and foremost those with special needs, have as much access as possible to reading material published in Faroese, also on media other than printed media. It is important that the material has the best possible literary, linguistic and technical quality. The work of the Audio Book Service is carried out in collaboration with an advisory board with representatives of users, various associations and libraries.<\/p>\n Manager of the Information and Student Services Centre<\/em> at the University of the Faroe Islands. The Student Services Centre at Fr\u00f3\u00f0skaparsetur F\u00f8roya, the University of the Faroe Islands, is in charge of the university’s information and website management, student guidance, administrative, and academic tasks especially related to the studies of coming, current, and former students and must, alongside other administrative units, work towards a more effective level of service for students, staff, and guests at the University of the Faroe Islands. The Student Services Centre handled its responsibilities in close co-operation with the management and administration at the university, student representatives and others. The Student Services Centre handles practical administrative responsibilities in areas directly related to admission and student affairs \u2013 as for instance receiving applications, admissions and registry of students. The Student Services Centre co-ordinates the students\u2019 guidance at the University of the Faroe Islands and develops various tools and services to ensure that the university\u2019s users receive appropriate help and information on affairs relevant to studying. The Student Services Centre also markets to and informs the public on education and research at the University of the Faroe Islands. Additionally, the Student Services Centre provides relevant guidance on quality control tools and procedures, conducts surveys etc.<\/p>\n Independent Copywriter, Editor and Communications Adviser<\/em>\u00a0at\u00a0Heinesen.info<\/a>.\u00a0Editor-in-chief and journalist at\u00a0MUSIC.fo.<\/a>\u00a0Journalist at\u00a0Planet.fo<\/a>. Media- and Development Manager<\/em> at Kringvarp F\u00f8roya, the National Broadcasting Company of the Faroe Islands, in charge of media strategies and Project Leader of a team responsible for preparing and launching the company\u2019s news website (www.kringvarp.fo<\/a>). The site has many different functions and is updated several times a day. It also serves as a public archive for all aired radio and tv programs, produced by the company itself. In charge of the radio and tv archives (the physical part of them) and for the staff scheduling and transmitting TV shows. Responsible for Kringvarp’s release of several successful music CD\u2019s also with older music from the Kringvarp archives or new music with bigger ensembles in collaboration between Kringvarp and external partners.<\/p>\n Managing Director<\/em> of SamVit – Faroe Islands Enterprise (the Faroe Islands Business Council) – a public organization which was a merger of the two former organizations Fer\u00f0ar\u00e1\u00f0 F\u00f8roya (Faroe Islands Tourist Board) and Menningarstovan (Faroe Islands Export Council). The two organizations officially merged at the end of 2006 and became SamVit \u2013 the Business Council of the Faroe Islands, but in 2009 SamVit was merged with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Faroe Islands and ceased to function as an independent organisation. SamVit was to carry out the chosen national policy regarding trade and industry. The main functions were:\u00a0 To encourage innovation and enterprise. To advance and develop Faroese trade and industry. To market Faroese products and services as well as the Faroe Islands themselves as business and investment opportunity. To advance and develop tourism in the Faroes and market the Faroe Islands as a tourist destination. In cooperation with other organisations and institutions an aim was to coordinate procedures relating to administration which can benefit all the individual companies. View samvit.fo<\/a>.<\/p>\n Managing Editor<\/em>\u00a0at KIWI magazine, a glossy women\u2019s consumer magazine, published by Chili Group. Involved in the start-up process, including concept development. KIWI magazine has a circulation of 200.000 with more than 400.000 readers. It includes practical advice, aimed at making the reader\u2019s hectic life easier \u2013 primarily about saving time and money. The main target group is women aged 25-50. Chili Group has a contract with the Danish supermarket chain Netto regarding exclusive free distribution of the magazine throughout Denmark.\u00a0 View\u00a0www.kiwimagazine.dk<\/a> on Wayback Machine\u00a0and\u00a0www.chiligroup.dk<\/a>. KIWI magazine changed name in March 2010 to LIME magazine when the Norwegian supermarket chain of the same name – Kiwi – opened their first stores in Denmark.<\/p>\n A contract position as\u00a0Project Leader\/Coordinator<\/em>\u00a0for the Faroese Telecom. Responsibilities included preparing a report about the possibilities for establishing a new commercially-based TV channel to compete with the Faroese national channel.<\/p>\n Moved to her native Faroe Islands for a short period, mainly to produce a TV-film in two episodes by Gulla \u00d8regaard about Elin’s father, the Faroese author Jens Pauli Heinesen. Responsible for the music and the editing of the film. The music can be heard here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Managing Editor<\/em>\u00a0at the Danish Committee for Health Education, a public service which publishes health-related books and magazines, including UNG, a quarterly magazine distributed to all 13-16 year-old school pupils in Denmark. View\u00a0www.sundhedsoplysning.dk<\/a>,\u00a0www.ung-bladet.dk<\/a>\u00a0og\u00a0www.ung-rejseguide.dk<\/a>.<\/p>\nAPRIL 2015 \u2013 MARCH 2018<\/h4>\n
MAY 2012 \u2013 MARCH 2015<\/h4>\n
\nEditing. Copywriting. Translation (Fo\/Dk\/En). Web Management and Content Management. Advising small businesses in Communication and Marketing Strategies.
\nRoles: copywriter, scriptwriter, journalist, editor, translator, proofreader, marketing & communications adviser, supervisor, motivator, inspiring conversation partner, coach, web manager, content developer, project manager, lecturer, event organizer, researcher, survey organizer, tourist guide, host and so on.<\/p>\nSEPTEMBER 2009 \u2013 MAY 2012<\/h4>\n
MAY 2007 \u2013 AUGUST 2009<\/h4>\n
JULY 2003 \u2013 APRIL 2007:<\/h4>\n
DECEMBER 2002 \u2013 APRIL 2003:<\/h4>\n
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FEBRUARY 2000 \u2013 OCTOBER 2001:<\/h4>\n