Gilli Stern (2006 - 2007)
Israel
Gilli is an honours graduate of the Academy of Commercial Communications, the largest copywriting school in Israel. Gilli worked for several advertising agencies including Glickman Netler Samsonov, where he wrote ads, radio spots and TV commercials for dozens of Israeli and international companies.
He then moved to work as a TV news producer for Channel 10 News, producing the 8 o’clock News Show, various news bulletins, and the award winning Rino Zror Documentary series (Din VeCheshbon).
Throughout this time, Gilli continued to work as a freelance writer, co-writing and editing the book Home Economics and screenwriting the successful children's DVD and television show, Chefi the Chef.
Gilli was also the illustrator; co-editor with Nathan Souza, and, with Manish Thapa was responsible for the design and layout of "Reflections, Sauvé Scholars 2006-2007", a collection of the cohort’s scholarly works and personal accounts of their experiences as Sauvé Scholars. Gilli’s illustration of Sauvé House appears on the Home Page and in several other places on the Foundation’s Website.
After completing the Sauvé Scholars Program, Gilli moved back to his hometown Jerusalem and is now a community website builder.
Country of origin
Israel
