Laura Laasi

Laura Laasi has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and industries. Laura started their career in 2005 as the Owner and Manager/Promoter of Grabbit management. Laura then worked as a Journalist for Muusa, a magazine of contemporary culture. In 2011, they became a copywriter at TBWA\\Guvatrak and later joined Tank Grupi AS as a copywriter, where they developed their skills in advertising and strategic planning. In 2014, Laura Laasi worked as a Co-Author for tekstiloom.ee, an Estonian daily webcomic. Laura then transitioned to the role of Marketing Manager at Toggl Plan, focusing on content creation, social media management, and brand value creation. Laura also took on the role of User Onboarding Manager at Toggl Plan (ex. Teamweek), responsible for marketing, onboarding, and overall tool experience. In 2019, Laura Laasi became a Product Owner at Toggl Plan and later assumed the position of General Manager, leading a team and focusing on people development and motivation. Currently, they are working as a Product Manager at Toggl. Throughout their career, Laura Laasi has demonstrated a strong work ethic, leadership skills, and a passion for creating value in their roles.

Laura Laasi has a diverse educational background. Laura began their studies in 1992 at the Tallinn French School, where they focused on general education. After completing their secondary education in 2004, Laura went on to enroll at the Estonian Institute of Humanities, University of Tallinn in 2006. Laura pursued a Bachelor's degree in Theory of Culture and successfully completed their studies in 2009. Following that, Laura furthered their education by pursuing a Master's degree in Anthropology of Religion at the University of Tartu. Laura studied there from 2009 to 2012 and obtained their degree. In 2013, Laura attended Drakadeemia to explore their interests in Short Fiction, Dramatic Writing, and Screenwriting, though no specific degree was mentioned. Overall, Laura Laasi has developed a strong academic foundation through their studies in culture, religion, and writing.