The article is dedicated to the life of a famous poet, teacher, journalist. From childhood, he was a versatile person who dreamed of breaking into people and doing everything to be proud of him, they knew him, they talked about him. And he did it.
Sergey Aksenenko. Biography and interesting facts about personality
This is a well-known person in his circles, who from a young age began to conduct quite a stormy and vigorous activity that made him popular. Today he is a popular author. Sergey Aksenenko is the editor-in-chief of the famous Kyiv scientific journal called "Time Z".
It was his desire to be active and the desire for heights that made him a man, and quite famous at that. He did a lot in his life: for Ukraine, for the people, to improve life in the country.
Biography
Sergey Ivanovich Aksenenko is a native Ukrainian, he was born in 1967 near the city of Odessa.
From childhood, he wanted to be either a teacher or a journalist, he was drawn to such interesting and active activities. That is why, without thinking twice, Sergei Aksenenko after graduationschool went to the east of Ukraine - to the city of Luhansk, where he, in fact, graduated from the Pedagogical Institute. He also served in the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Therefore, from a young age, the hard fate of the army is known, but it was military service that brought up a real, brave and strong-willed man in Sergey.
Besides this, he had to try himself in different roles: he was a teacher, a locksmith, a correspondent, an editor and even a people's deputy of Ukraine.
Sergey Aksenenko leads such an interesting life.
Aksenenko-activist
Some time after graduation, Aksenenko decided to work in his profession and got a job as an ordinary teacher in a city school. Since he always liked the sciences of nature, it was with them that he taught children. He was a teacher of biology and geography. Thanks to his kind and pleasant nature, the children were disposed towards him, they always liked these lessons, because they were really interesting and exciting. He knew how to interest the class.
After working as a teacher, I decided to try myself as an ordinary locksmith, and then switched to journalism.
Very abrupt change of interests. Is not it?! And can't such a person be interesting?
Journalist's career began in an ordinary regional newspaper, which slowly grew into the city television company "Luga-TV", where Sergei Aksenenko was the editor.
He worked on this TV channel for a very long time, it was here that famous public people noticed him, thanks toacquaintance with whom he began to think about a political career. And what… a smart, intelligent person with a pedagogical education, and even journalistic experience, what else is needed for a successful politician.
In 1994, he ended up in the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, where he headed the commission on television and radio broadcasting, that is, even as a deputy, he did not lose interest in the profession - television, newspapers.
The career of a people's deputy lasted only one convocation, and already in 1998 his powers as a deputy were folded.
After the deputy chair, Sergei Aksenenko has repeatedly held high-ranking positions, which in one way or another were connected with his professional activities. He was the Chairman of the Cable Television Association, a member of the National Council of Ukraine for Television and Radio Broadcasting, and soon headed this body. And in the early 2000s, he became the president of the television and radio company, known at that time, "Mars".
Interesting facts from life
1. During his tenure as a people's deputy, he was fond of writing poems, he even published a collection of "Galactic Autumn".
2. It was poetry that helped Aksenenko relax and taste life.
3. Work on television instilled in Sergei a true love for his work, and she does not leave him throughout his life. After all, all his activities are somehow connected with television and radio.
4. Sergei Aksenenko is the author of a large numberhistorical articles. He paid special attention to the Soviet Union, life at that time, and orders.
5. In Lugansk, he headed the literary association of Saussure and the Independent Association of Writers.
6. Repeatedly was the editor of well-known Ukrainian publications.
