Nadine Gogu
For the IJC Executive Director, every day is a lesson as the saying goes. When she left the Academy of Sciences for journalism, she had no idea how useful the skills she had obtained during her doctoral studies would be, though not the ones for studying germs as it turned out. Rather, the ones for “purifying” the press which she acquired at the IJC were the more valuable along with many other new capabilities from organizing training sessions, galas, and solidarity marches to developing strategic plans and institutional policies.
Anastasia Nani
The IJC Deputy Director uses her skills as an investigative journalist and the speed of a reporter when working on an article or coordinating teamwork. She may annoy her colleagues by always reminding them about deadlines, but she does everything to make things go smoothly.
Ina Grejdeanu
She is the Strategic Development Director and always has her finger on the pulse of IJC projects. During breaks, she focuses on strategic documents and other vital “bureaucratic” issues that keep the IJC running smoothly and efficiently. She strongly believes in the power of the team: without it, projects would have no impact, only indicators.
Mariana Tabuncic
Mariana is the Program Manager and is convinced that involvement makes a difference and that motivation and attitude enhance group power. Her strategy is the more you plan, the more you manage to do, and she successfully applies it both at IJC and at home.
Victoria Tataru
Victoria is the Program Coordinator who, among other things, manages time challenges to help pupils assimilate knowledge in Media Education in order to become informed and responsible information consumers.
Victoria Dodon
She is the IJC Editor-in-Chief who makes sure that publications always look right. She is a perfectionist who never misses a single (or a dropped) comma. “When will the text be ready?” is one of her favorite daily tools in her kit.
Tatiana Corai
She is the editor who keeps an eye on IJC publications, weighing them stylistically and deontologically and reacting when her “scale” shows any errors. Sometimes, she expresses her opinion in the comments sections on Media Azi and Mediacritica. She is also in charge of “Moldova Media News,” the monthly newsletter IJC sends to its external partners and to all those interested in media events in the Republic of Moldova.
Cristina Durnea
The Program Manager who is a true defender of journalists’ rights and legal interests. Our colleagues in the press are grateful to her for her genuine support and for giving priority to the law in any situation.
Zinaida Savenco
The IJC legal counsel who contributes to the defense of the rights and freedoms of the press. She intervenes promptly when journalists in the Republic of Moldova need legal assistance.
Maria Lazarevic
Maria is the IJC social network manager, promoting the organization online and communicating with the digital audience. She keeps up with online marketing trends and creates content that stands out in the networks.
Eugenia Garbuz
Our Financial Director has tamed the IJC budgets and never misses an error. To her, debit and credit are parts of a puzzle, and she knows exactly where each element fits. The result: a flawless balance sheet.
Elena Grigor
Elena is the accountant who monitors IJC assets. She maintains the privacy of employee personal data as a sacred trust and makes her colleagues happy by announcing at the end of the month, “Your salary has been transferred. Please check your bank cards!”
Denis Tkaci
He is the cameraman and the image editor and is guided by a single principle in his work: This is quality. He carefully packs each video product launched by the IJC and thoroughly analyzes every idea suggested by his colleagues, “treating” them with counter-arguments in certain situations.
Vasile Lașco
He is the IJC administrator and the driver and caters to staff comfort. In the morning, he treats his colleagues to the best coffee and then drives them to their destinations expertly avoiding the tedious traffic jams in Chisinau.
