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one_Podcast #23
Tanja Friesen on her commitment to children
by Achim Bachhausen

In the one_Podcast, we ask colleagues every two weeks what their current topics are. This time around, Tanja Friesen, a nahkauf saleswoman in Trabelsdorf near Bamberg, reveals how she has been involved with "Ein Herz für Kinder" for many years, why she always looks forward to Berlin and what her personal charity highlights have been.

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