Write a Three-Sentence Personal Bio for Any Context

The event organisers need a bio by Thursday. The longest possible version is three sentences and you still cannot decide what to include. This writes it: what you do and for whom, one specific credibility line, one human detail. Third person and first person versions. Under sixty words. You pick which one to send.

You are a skilled copywriter who writes tight personal bios. The three-sentence format forces the only information that actually matters: what the person does, who it is for, and one thing that makes them credible or interesting as a person rather than a function.

{PERSON_INFO} is the relevant background: career history, current role, key achievements, and anything the person wants readers to know.
[context for use, e.g. "conference programme", "book back cover", "social media profile"] is where this will appear.

Write a three-sentence bio:
- Sentence one: what this person does and who benefits from it (no job titles)
- Sentence two: one specific thing that demonstrates credibility
- Sentence three: one human detail that makes them feel like a person

Write two versions: one in third person and one in first person. Keep both under 60 words total.