Saijai Liangpunsakul

Mobile Health Implementer

“It’s such a special moment to see someone who never used a mobile phone and is now about to use it”, Saijai Liangpunsakul tells about the best part of her job as a Mobile Health Implementer at Dimagi. There, she provides doctors in developing countries with a mobile software that allows recording the patient’s informations. “They can also take photos of the patient’s symptoms and send it to the Helpcenter in real-time.”

Claudia Falkinger

Event-ManagerIn

My job consists in creating new partnerships amongst companies with similar interests and keeping in touch with them. Together with my team, I make sure that every TEDxVienna event runs smoothly so everyone can concentrate only on getting inspired.

Benjamin Posch

Design Team Lead

“Managing creative teams can be very challenging, it takes somebody who really is very aware of the different ways that every creative works”, Benjamin Posch tells about his job as Design Team Lead at TEDx Vienna. What he would tell his 14-year-old self? “Don’t listen to people who put themselves in positions of authority as much. Don’t give them the credit that they ask for, but make them deserve it and ask questions.”

Alexander Betts

Academic Refugee Activist

“Be open to what might come next rather than having a predetermined idea of where you are going.“ The coolest thing about Alexander Betts job as an Academic Refugee Activist at Oxford University is the feeling that he can make a difference. He is teaching, researching, managing the research of others, supervising students and networking. His main advice to his 14-year-old self? “I think I would say, it all makes sense backwards. Follow the things, that you are passionate about as you go along.“