Jessica Kubacki: Finding a Home and a Story in Colombia
For Jessica Kubacki, Colombia is more than the place where she lives. It is also a source of everyday discoveries: a new expression, a football tradition, a city to explore or a small detail that makes her see the country differently. A French professional based in Bogota, she brings those moments to TikTok, sharing her […]
Jessica Kubacki, a French professional currently based in Bogotá, Colombia, shares her unique perspective on the country through her TikTok videos. Her work in the cybersecurity industry, specifically as the global senior manager for customer success at Netskope, involves protecting data and managing access to cloud, web, and private applications.
This career in global technology operations provides her with a wealth of experience in operations, customer experience, and leadership, which she brings to her personal storytelling.
On TikTok, Kubacki focuses on various aspects of Colombian culture, including expressions, football, cities, travel, and daily experiences. These videos serve as a bridge between Colombians and the international community, allowing them to gain new insights or view familiar aspects of their country from a different angle. By sharing her personal growth and curiosity, Kubacki has created an inviting narrative that showcases the complexities of Colombian life while also highlighting the curiosity that connects her personal and professional life.
In her conversation with ColombiaOne, Kubacki brings together her work in technology and her journey of making Colombia her home. The interviewer explores the intersection of her two worlds, emphasizing the importance of curiosity and cultural exchange in understanding and appreciating another country. Through her videos and this interview, Kubacki offers a glimpse into her life in Colombia, demonstrating that the story of a chosen home is as diverse and rich as the country itself.
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