Réka Artner

CEO & Curator

“Don’t compare yourself to others! If you wanna find your way, it’s really hard if you’re always trying to achieve what the other person achieved”, Reka Artner would tell her 14-year-old self. “You’re having an impact you might not even know of, but may it be your spark and a change in attitude or a change in thoughts, that’s supercool and in return, it has an impact on you, because you get to work with all this cool, innovative people”, she tells about her job as CEO and Curator at TEDx Vienna.

Wolfgang Fengler

Lead Economist, World Bank

“The greatest thing about my job is that I can work globally, which means that I can be with people from all strands of life, from all countries of the world”, Wolfgang Fengler tells about his job as Lead Economist at the World Bank. His advice for a 14-year old: “Do a lot of sports.”

Marlies Neuner

Speaker Liaison

As speaker liaison I am in direct contact with some of our speakers from the initial contact until the day of the conference. I help them with travel arrangements, ask for information that we require and discuss the content of the talk. On the day of the conference I make sure my speakers know when they will be going on stage, support them throughout the day and calm their nerves.

Olga Murray

Social Activist

“The coolest thing about my job is the childern. I see them transform to successful people. This gives me more gratification than I can express.“ At the start of the organisation Olga Murray, Social Activist at Nepal Youth Foundation, was doing everything needed as a founder. Now she is basically communicating between the management, the donors, and the projects. The goal of the foundation is to educate childern and restore their health. What is probably the most important task in her position? “Finding the right people to work with and understanding the culture.“