About

  • January 3, 2008 – 10:48 am

dsc00130.jpgMy name is Angela Dunn and I started this blog as an outlet for creative writing. I work in Corporate Publishing at SAP AG in Walldorf, Germany, where I am the editor in chief of the SAP employee magazine. The opinions expressed in this blog are purely my own and do not reflect those of my employer. I am originally from Canada, but left Montréal immediately after finishing my university education bound for China on a one-way ticket. In the end, I never went home. In Beijing, I met my husband, a German intellectual, and we now live near Heidelberg, Germany.

12 Comments

  1. Hi Angela!

    I used to work for Heidelberg Digital in Rochester, New York. Unfortunately I never got to travel to Germany while I worked there.

    Good luck with your new blog!

  2. Hello Nancy,
    Thanks for your kind words of support. Please tune in again!

  3. Welcome to the blogosphere…

  4. Hey, hey, hey. Well lookie here … Angela out of the lurkusphere and into the blogosphere. Welcome! I’ll be here often.

  5. Took you a while, but it’s been worth the wait. Love your corporate writing, and am very much looking forward to your personal stuff. Feed your inner freak! Let loose the broad!

  6. Good luck. My kids have had blogs for several years and I have found out that I really enjoy reading them. They finally convinced me to try one myself.

  7. kgejyz Thanks for good post

  8. Hi,
    You need more rest i think

    Thank you
    Jinny

  9. Angela,

    Great blog. I completely understand the need to balance corporate communications with a creative outlet. I just read your blog post about redesigning/rethinking the SAP employee publication and found it very interesting, as I was part of a very similar effort at Chevron for one of their employee publications. It’s a tough undertaking, but when it works, it can be a really fun and effective source of employee pride and recognition. Anyway, should you ever need a writer for the magazine let me know. I’d love to help tell the stories of SAP employees, leaders and strategies through engaging and dynamic writing.

    - amir
    amir@amirodirzadeh.com

  10. Hi Amir,
    Thanks for stopping by and sharing your insight with us. I am always interested in engaging with other people in corporate comms, but especially with writers who have your experience.

  11. Angela,

    Thanks so much for the response. I look forward to swaping stories on our corporate comms/creative writing ups and downs.

    - amir
    amir@amirmodirzadeh.com

  12. Hey good stuff…keep up the good work! I read a lot of blogs on a daily basis and for the most part, people lack substance but, I just wanted to make a quick comment to say I’m glad I found your blog. Thanks,)

    A definite great read…:)

    -Bill-Bartmann


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