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Loig Thivend is a bilingual humanities graduate with over 30 years of experience in media, editorial, and customer service positions. He has a proven track record of managing teams and meeting deadlines. His skills include research, writing, translation, website development, and presentation. He is passionate about literature, film, and continuous learning. References are available upon request.
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- 1. Loig Thivend Email: loig7san@gmail.com Mobile: (0044) 07545 987 256 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=114691575&trk=nav_responsive_tab_profile I am a bilingual Humanities graduate with a long career in media and editorial positions. I am naturally highly creative and equally knowledgable about literature, cinema, and communication in general. Employment . Sep. 2014 Direct Linen: French Market Customer Service Manager (numerical, commercial, listening, liaising, and problem solving skills involved) . 2004 - 2013 Cengage Thomson Learning: 2008 - 2013 The Times Senior Indexer and Sub-Editor (processing all sports articles and weekend supplements against the clock) 2006 - 2008 Metadata Executive (analysing digitized historical data and linking databases) 2004 - 2006 National Library of Ireland's and Trinity College's archives Digitizer 2003 (visually editing metadata, liaising with head-office in the UK) . 2003 - 2004 temping in Reading, London, Oxford (Translator - Interpreter – higher education guide Copywriter - technical data Media Analyst...) . 2002 - 2003 VISiTV in Dundee: laying the framework for the launch of interactive TV channel i-race as editorial Co-Producer and live Presenter . March – Sep. 1996: Le Monde 1990-1995 CD-ROM Compiler (gigantic re-editing project carried out on my own and completed on time) . 1989 - 2002 Research Publications: Le Monde Indexer and Sub-Editor (training and managing a team of indexers, editing monthly and annual publications, adapting the guidelines on a ad-hoc basis, upholding the newspaper standards, reflecting its editorial line...) Additional Work Experience . Translated many corporate and marketing brochures . Kick-started the Olympique Lyonnais website's English version out of my own initiative . Taught French and English . Wrote for various magazines and webzines (took part in the creation of respected French monthly So Foot) . Created many websites and blogs since the mid-nineties (AOL, Blogger and Wordpress) . Produced and presented local radio programmes
- 2. . I also worked (unpaid) at the Reading University Film Theatre for more than a decade and served an (unpaid) internship at Manchester Metropolitan University's central library. Education . 2014 Master of Arts in Library and Information Management at Manchester Metropolitan University (online law, e-learning and pedagogy, research methods, online search techniques, digital literacy, information professionals management, classification principles...) . 1989 Master of Arts in English Studies at Reading University . 1988 Bachelor of Arts in English Studies at Lyon II University . 1987 D.E.U.G. In English + Culture and Communication at Lyon II University . 1985 Baccalauréat in Humanities and Languages at the Lycée de Feurs with honours. . Followed courses in Powerpoint, Excel, website design, 3-D modelling, audio-video editing, digital curation, business service excellence, inter-personal skills, management financial skills... Personal Details . Creative, pro-active (six e-publications to this day, Photoshop artist) . Self-motivated (two-year teleworker, thirty-year fitness fanatic) . Flexible: re-trained many times, relocated whenever required (single) . Good communicator (student representative at both universities, radio DJ, columnist) . Passionate about literature, Japan, world cinema (co-produced Katalin Varga, was an extra for the Bollywood movie Mujhse Dosti Karoge) . Culturally curious (studied Spanish, German as well as Japanese, Italian on my own) . Demanding high standards (with regards to accuracy, spelling, writing, nutrition...). References . Reg Readings (director) at Cengage Learning reg_readings@yahoo.co.uk - Private phone: (0044) 01491 681 685 . Dr Sheila French (lecturer) at Manchester Metropolitan University S.French@mmu.ac.uk - Office at MMU: (0044) 0161 247 6148 . Noel Stapleton (head of reprographics department) at National Library of Ireland nstapleton@nli.ie – National Library phone: (00353) 01 603 0213