Short bio
My name is Nelli. I am 25 years old and from near Koblenz in Germany. I grew up interculturally and bilingually, as I also have roots in Russia and Kasachstan.
After my bachelor's degree in Business close to Bonn, I specialised in International Marketing and Sales in my master's degree in Münster. During this time, I also spent a semester abroad in Sweden, which was a unique experience, and where I learned a lot about myself. In my practical experiences, I was lucky to work for a market leader; I was able to create events, get inspired, contribute to research with European projects and be a role model helping beginners to succeed. It is important for me to develop myself and do something that fulfils me.
Outside of work and study, I love to travel and get to know other cultures. Doing sports, especially playing volleyball, clears my head, and seeing my friends, as well as good food or a good book, calms me down.
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Position |
Project Manager/Research Associate |
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Home country |
Germany |
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Coordinating projects |
FABLE - Training Faculty on Blended Learning (project manager) Value and Future (project manager) PIFS - Pioneering Food for Seniors (assistant) |
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Awards & Scholarships |
Deutschlandstipendium 2018-2019 |
Curriculum Vitae:
- 2021-2022 - Research Assistant at Science to Business Marketing Research Centre
- 2021 - Mentor at FH Münster
- 2020-2022 - Master of Arts International Marketing and Sales at the Münster University of Applied Sciences
- 2020 - Intern Marketing Strategy and Planning at Gerolsteiner Brunnen GmbH
- 2019 - Intern Marketing and Eventmanagement at Panama Open Air GmbH in Bonn
- 2019 - Student Assistant for Prof. Dr. Erika Leischner in Marketing
- 2016-2020 - Bachelor of Science Betriebswirtschaft at the Hochschule Bonn-Rhein-Sieg
Nelli Scharapow: "I have a heart for marketing, and I am passionate about different languages and cultures. It motivates me to see inspiring people and having the opportunity to change something or to have an impact on the future with the help of science and the connection to the "real world"."