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Media School Olesya Moskovtseva “Profi Children” held a press conference with the Arendarenko family

Students of Olesia Moskovtseva Media School “PROFI CHILDREN” met with Arendarenko’s family: Andrey – editor-in-chief of the Kuban Today media holding and Inna – lawyer, founder of the Golden Rule law firm

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Media School Olesya Moskovtseva “Profi Children” held a press conference with the Arendarenko family

Students of Olesia Moskovtseva Media School “PROFI CHILDREN” met with the Arendarenko family: Andrey, editor-in-chief of the Kuban Today media holding, and Inna, lawyer, founder of the Golden Rule law firm.

Young correspondents were able to ask Andrei and Inna Arendarenko interesting questions, to work out interviewing skills and feel themselves in the role of professional media representatives.

During the meeting, the participants discussed important topics relevant to every modern family: media and business, positive thinking, family strategy, as well as the role of gadgets in modern life.

The representative of the media school, Peter Mironov, asked Andrey Arendarenko, where exactly his path in the field of media and media began.

“The first steps were taken in 2010. I was approached by the former owner of the newspaper “Kuban today” Vladimir Mokrotovarov with the fact that the publication required a serious reboot. Renewal of team and business processes was required. As a professional financier, I saw the financial indicators, and the company, unfortunately, was threatened with bankruptcy and termination of existence. I became the owner of the publication, we changed the team, hired a new editor-in-chief and began updating all processes, said Andrey Arendarenko.

Semyon Rashnikov asked Inna Arendarenko what she wanted to become as a child.

“I had some ideas about who I wanted to be. In middle school, I really wanted to be a biologist, it was very interesting to study the world of plants, and I still love this business. In high school, I wanted to be a PR man, it seemed that I had to go there and I could realize myself very well there. But then I became a lawyer, which my father insisted on. In addition, in high school, our class was announced as a legal one, teachers from law schools came to us. I really loved this profession! – said Inna Arendarenko.

The organizer of the press conference with the Arendarenko family was Olesya Moskovtseva, the founder and ideological inspirer of “Business and Media School “Profi Children”. The project has been implemented since 2003 in three key areas: business education and media education for children, as well as early career guidance for young people.

As MK on Kuban wrote, Yugopolis announced the launch of a joint project with the media school “Profi children”. Students of the school, mastering the basics of journalism, will prepare interviews, conduct surveys and talk about the life of the Krasnodar Territory.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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