Life At Bonnier - Jenny Sjöö Larsson

Jenny Larsson: TGIF

A Week in the Life: A very good morning at SF!

Life is wonderful when you come to work and face this vision already in the lobby, at least for a cookie monster like me. Bun Friday is a real institution in SF. Our buns are more sacred than cows in India. During some leaner times, I heard one of our former managers, do not know which, joked that he would pull the plug on Bun Friday. He wasn't around for very long.

 

Jenny Larsson: SF or SF Bio?

A Week in the Life: Jenny works for the SF that doesn't sell popcorn.

Foto: Anders Ryderling

Now we sort this out—SF or SF Bio?

Have you caught on that SF and SF Bio are two different companies yet?

SF (AB Svensk Film Industry), who I work for, produces, exports, buys and distributes film and video. We are therefore with film.

Sweden's largest cinema is SF Bio, a sister company to us. Someone (not me) said that "SF Bio is the property that sells popcorn." I have, by the way, worked for SF Bio and sold popcorn in the past...sometime around Jurassic era, or maybe it was the Cretaceous period.

Jenny Larsson: Pirate Fight

A Week in the Life: Jenny books a zillion travel arrangements and fights off web "pirates."

Are you as crazy busy as I am?

Jenny Larsson: A Good Cause

A Week in the Life: Jenny talks about losing colleagues to cancer, and supporting Swedish cancer research.

It's the e-mail you least want. It begins, "With great sadness we must announce that our colleague XX has died after an illness ...". Sometimes the e-mail is expected, but it still hits you in the heart. In SF, many received this mail twice within a very short time. Our dear friends and colleagues Inger Sjöstedt in Svenska Bio and Wenche Lerdahl on SF in Norway have recently lost the fight against cancer.

Both have left large gaps, and of course there are no words can express how they are being missed.

Jenny Larsson: Snowed In

A Week in the Life: Jenny Sjöö Larsson wonders where Spring is.

What happened to spring? Yesterday, birds chirped obsessively, but when we pulled the blinds in the morning it was just snow, snow, snow. In the winter boots, into the wind and into the Subway, which of course was late because of weather. Coffee cup is on the desk now, so I'm going for it!

Jenny Larsson: 90 Years of SF

A Week in the Life: A kick-off for 190 people - and this year it is Jubilee Year!

Foto: Anders Ryderling

Monday has been busy, as usual. Right now I'm working to piece together a kick-off in April when we get together with our Nordic subsidiaries go to Elsinore in Denmark. It is a lot of work to get nearly 190 people travel and accommodation, taking allergies and other needs into account. Many lists are there, but I know that once we we're done, this inconvenience will have been worth the effort. We usually have lots of fun at these meetings. This year it is our 90-year anniversary so it feels a little extra festive.

Meet Jenny Sjöö Larsson

A Week in the Life: Meet this week's blogger, a webmaster and assistant to the CEO of SF.

Hello!

My name is Jenny Larsson and I work at SF (a Swedish) as assistant to the CEO.  I'm also webmaster for our website, which is under construction, and our intranet, SF Info. This is my first time blogging and it will be fun to share with me of a typical week.

I have a title that sounds pretty traditional, but I can assure you that I do not take stenography or wear a tied blouse. (But I do serve a cup of coffee occasionally.)

Tomorrow I have a meeting with the head so I'll continue a little later...