While studying English at the University of Ljubljana Faculty of Arts, Tamara began work at the British Council, Britain's international cultural body, which operates in 110 countries worldwide. Over the next seven years she collaborated in projects revolving around creative industries, planned events, organized international workshops and the Slovenian leg of the My World international exhibition. In 2007 she continued her studies at the Faculty for Social Sciences, University of Ljubljana, studying for a master's degree in international relations, which she infused with marketing and public relations. A year later she joined our company in the Digital Communications and Social Media Division, designing and editing the content of the Creative Cities website, a British Council project aiming to connect creative individuals in European cities and help them change their cities for the better. She also began developing consulting services in the field of social media, which we began offering in 2009.

After ten years of investigative reporting for Večer, Monitor, Mladina, Delo, and TV Slovenija, Igor turned his focus to translation work in IT, telecommunications and design sectors, becoming one of the founders of Sepia d.o.o. At the company he collaborated in the successful implementation of a new focus on content creation services and the introduction of online solutions, all while continuing to write about film for Večer and in 2008 he became the film critic for Vikend, the most widely read newspaper supplement in Slovenia. In the beginning of 2009, Igor assumed the management of Sepia, and in the second half of the year he also took over the ownership, deciding to rename the company to Midori d.o.o. In addition to more than a decade of journalistic contributions, Igor's publications include the translation of a collection of short stories by the American author O. Henry, and the graphic novel Kenk, as well as editing and writing the film blog Filmosfera.si.