Almost every adult knows the catch phrase that Tsar-Emperor Peter I “opened a window to Europe”. Since then, citizens of the Russian state have been looking out of this window and watching events in the world. At the present time, the horizon of the survey has expanded significantly thanks to television. Each of us can examine any corner of the planet in the smallest detail. Journalists serve as assistants in this process. Zhanna Agalakova is fluent in professional skills. Thanks to this, viewers of all ages and different professions love her.
A distant start
Children's dreams and aspirations rarely come true. Zhanna Agalakova, as a child, dreamed of different professions. The girl was born on December 6, 1965 in an ordinary Soviet family. His father worked as an engineer, his mother taught literature at school. The child was brought up in labor traditions, thoroughly prepared for an independent life. Jeanne's biography indicates that she lived in Mongolia for four years as a teenager. The head of the family was sent to a friendly country to build an industrial facility. Currently, this company is owned by our partners from the United States.
Zhanna studied well at school. I didn't have enough stars from the sky, but I didn't get triples either. When the time came to think about professional education, I decided to enter the philological faculty of the Leningrad State University. Unfortunately, the girl did not pass the competition. It is appropriate here to quote the proverb that misfortune helped a future career. Returning to her hometown of Kirov, Agalakova went to work as a typist secretary at the editorial office of the local newspaper Komsomolskoye Pribya. The team is friendly and friendly here. After a short period of time, the young employee not only typed the texts of professionals, but she herself began to compose words and sentences from letters.
Journalistic creativity captivated Zhanna, and a year later she calmly entered the journalism faculty of Moscow University. She studied easily and tried to gain versatile experience. A significant contribution to the consolidation of professional skills was made by student practice in the studio of the TV program "Vzglyad". Having received her diploma, Agalakova, already a trained specialist, came to the position of a correspondent for the television program "Man and Law". She was attracted as a journalist to cover the problems of drug addiction. In the years when the Soviet Union collapsed, a powerful stream of drugs poured into the country. This evil had to be fought in all possible ways.
The promising journalist was noticed and invited to the Novosti advertising and information agency. Beginning in 1992, the “new Russians” were intensively involved in the values of European culture and mastered the subtleties of the secular way of life. Agalakova attended such events and wrote relevant reports. The duties were pleasant, but did not correspond to the desires and aspirations of Jeanne. She only managed to really get involved in the work of a TV journalist when she joined the RTR program "Business Russia". The business was just beginning to develop, and he needed information support.
Dismissal from NTV
After a short period of time, reports and sketches of Agalakova began to appear regularly in the news. Jeanne looked good in the frame. Correct speech and natural charm attracted the attention of both spectators and specialists. According to the table of ranks in the journalistic hierarchy, the next step after the correspondent, who wanders around the globe in search of a plot, is the columnist and presenter. In 1996, Agalakova was invited to the position of the host of the "Today" program. A well-placed voice, correct diction and composure add to her popularity.
Television covers a variety of topics and problems. Entertainment programs are very popular with viewers and allow managers to attract substantial financial resources to the company's budget. One of these programs is based on the famous Fort Bayard television game. In 1998, this fascinating program appeared on television screens. For some time, Zhanna Agalakova acted as the host of this game. This work did not require much effort from her. We can say that the TV presenter relaxed a little and took a break from the tough daily schedule.
People who are far from the journalistic community do not even know what strict regulations are in effect on television channels. For the slightest mistake or deviation from the established rules, a completely inadequate punishment may follow. A similar situation developed in the process of covering an emergency message about a terrorist act. Agalakova mixed up something in the numbers. The immediate reaction of the editor-in-chief Kulistikov followed - to remove from the live broadcast. It's annoying, but not fatal. Jeanne was immediately invited to Channel One.
Woman's happiness
Working on Channel One brought both satisfaction and a good salary. But the main thing was that Jeanne communicated with famous personalities. I communicated and learned a lot of new things. However, the masters treated her with due respect. For two years Agalakova hosted the Vremena program together with Vladimir Pozner. You can treat this journalist as you like, but his professionalism is not questioned. The time together was great practice for both.
In 2005, Zhanna Agalakova was sent to work as ORT's own correspondent in Paris. This legendary city makes the deepest impression on Jeanne. Her reports are looked at in one go. She tries to lead the audience to those places that are known to Russian people from historical and adventure novels. Moreover, the correspondent writes and publishes a book called "Everything I know about Paris." Yes, the girl knows a lot.
As for your personal life, you can write a funny and kind story about it. Agalakova met her chosen one back in 1991. Then the Italian Giorgio Savona came to Moscow on small business. The future husband and wife met and parted for a whole year. But this did not become an obstacle for the ardent Roman. In a word, they got married in 2001. The spouses have a daughter named Alice.
