Jesper Dahl-Jörgensen

Jesper Dahl-Jörgensen (born October 12, 1985 in Herne , Germany ) is a German-Danish journalist who is particularly well-known in German ice hockey. As press spokesman for the Herner Eissportverein (HEV) 2007 e. V. and the predecessor club Herner Eissportgemeinschaft e. V. (HEG) he made a name for himself. He is also a co-founder of the ice hockey talk "Overtime", which takes place monthly with greats in the sport.

Life

Jesper Dahl-Jörgensen was born in Herne, North Rhine-Westphalia. After graduating from high school at Haranni, he did eleven months of community service at the workshops for the disabled (WfB). Dahl-Jörgensen then completed an internship at the Westdeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung (WAZ) and began to study media studies at the Ruhr University in Bochum . While studying, Dahl-Jörgensen continued to work at the WAZ and its Herne offshoot, the "Wochenblatt". He made his first attempts at moderation at the Internet broadcaster “StadtTV Bochum”. In 2011 Dahl-Jörgensen moved to the Bildungszentrum des Handels e. V. in Recklinghausen, where he worked as a lecturer. Here he saw the imparting of media skills as an important focus of his work. Since 2013 he has been head of the press and marketing department of the housing cooperative Herne-Süd eG. In 2013 he also took part in a comedy program run by the city of Herne, which was about the fictitious election for mayor. In 2014 Jesper Dahl-Jörgensen received his master's degree in media studies.

Rhein-Ruhr Press

In 2007 Dahl-Jörgensen founded the “Rhein-Ruhr-Presse” press agency. As a freelance journalist he had no control over the publication of his articles, he created the Rhein-Ruhr-Presse, a portal on which initially only his own articles were published. Over time, he expanded the scope of the agency and acted as a news portal for North Rhine-Westphalia. He financed the project with the first press and promotional items for small businesses and companies. In 2009 Dahl-Jörgensen handed over the main activities of the agency to his mother Cornelia Dahl-Jörgensen due to lack of time.

ice Hockey

Parallel to his professional career, Dahl-Jörgensen is in charge of press and public relations work for Herne ice hockey, initially at the Herner Eissportgemeinschaft (HEG). In 2007, however, he ended this work because the club management changed and he found no common denominator with the subsequent management. In 2010 he returned to ice sports. Under the leadership of the Herner Eissportverein, Dahl-Jörgensen took over the club's press and public relations work. As editor of the stadium magazine, he established CrossCheck as the club's two-medium. In doing so, Dahl-Jörgensen not only founded a Facebook page for the magazine, but also laid the foundation for a NetRadio, which has achieved great popularity, especially for the club's away games. As the moderator of the press conferences, Dahl-Jörgensen was able to further expand his moderation skills.

Overtime

In 2015 he founded the talk show format “Overtime” together with the journalist Holger Kuhlmann and the former trainer Uwe Malz. Divided into three thirds while are well-known names of the hockey scene (among others Servus TV presenter Holger Speckhahn , Cologne Sharks assistant coach Franz-David Fritz Meier or DEL2 -Geschäftsführer René Rudorisch ) in front of the camera and discuss current issues. The first broadcast was recorded on June 4, 2015 in the Gysenberghalle in Herne.