Cégiu Voser
Musician, composer & producer
Cégiu is a musician, producer and composer. She performs in various groups such as Music(k) for A While (with singer Caroline Vitale) and Cégiu&Macri (with German poetry slam master Dominique Macri). She also leads workshops such as ‘beatmaking/producing’ as part of Helvetiarockt. She has brought out recordings with numerous groups and has even produced three albums since 2016 as a solo artist. Céline-Giulia Voser is Managing Director and owner of musicbox entertainment gmbh. She also serves the interests of Luzern’s musicians as Co-Director of Other Music Luzern, an organisation offering them networking and support opportunities and is Co-Vice-President of SONART – Musicians Switzerland. She is also currently developing the Ableton FINTAonly user groups in Switzerland. Cégiu studied music at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences, was taught by Fred Sherry and Erik Friedlander in New York and studied music management at Donau-Universität Krems. She also works as a mentor for Ableton (e.g. at the Berlin School of Popular Arts and Zukunftsmusik Stuttgart).
Cégiu’s topics:
#Accounting
#Family
#Financial Planning
#Health
#Maternity
#Music Production
#Network
#Organisation
#Pension provision
#Professionalisation
#Self-employment
#Self-promotion
Three questions for Cégiu
To be or not to be! Have you ever faced this question in your life?
Luckily, I naturally look for solutions of my own accord and so far have always done so in good time. But I felt I was in an awkward situation when I found out during pregnancy that the maternity pay I would receive when not allowed to work after pregnancy would be far too low to make ends meet and no-one could really help me by providing the information I needed.
Have you ever had pension role models?
My parents were definitely pension role models for me, but their way of working was very different to mine. I didn’t have any other role models.
What pensions advice would you offer your younger self?
Set yourself up as a legal person. Right at the start of your pregnancy, sort out your options for staying afloat when you are not allowed to work after childbirth.
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