Be it on stage as a host of a live show or virtual event or TV reporter, Tanya König is always on the lookout for a creative narrative form and modern storytelling.

Tanya König regularly moderates interviews for the financial platform finance.swiss, talks to people from the art market for her own video podcast "Swizz Art Biz" and is booked as a moderator for conferences, virtual events and studio productions. Tanya König always meets her counterpart at eye level and with genuine interest, and it doesn't matter whether she's interviewing a federal councilor, CEO, artist, athlete or passerby. Her authenticity and her talent to combine seriousness with looseness and humor is always emphasized by the audience.

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Tanya König had her first experience in front of the TV camera as a presenter at the age of 15. That was the foundation stone for Tanya's career. Since then, she has graduated from the Ringier School of Journalism, where she was the first video journalist (previously, only print journalists were trained), reported for the show's younger audience as an online reporter and presenter of "The Voice of Switzerland" on SRF, worked for Portuguese state television RTP as a freelance correspondent in Switzerland, and developed, produced and presented her own formats at Switzerland's first English-language channel, CNNMoney Switzerland. Tanya König's focus was the art market and the start-up world. Her interview with art dealer Dominique Lévy in 2020 was quoted by the international press, including the Financial Times and The New York Times.

Tanya König also has experience as a print journalist and columnist: she has written articles for the Zürichsee-Zeitung, Aargauer Zeitung, Swiss Magazin and the US magazine Interiors. At Blick am Abend, she was a film critic for 4 years.

Tanya König holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sinology from the University of Zurich and studied Mandarin for one year in Beijing at the Central Academy of Drama. Tanya König speaks several languages, including English, German, French, Swiss German, Portuguese and some Mandarin.