Anastasiia Klysakova
Anastasiia Klysakova is an artist, poet, dancer, and strategic communications professional, weaving creativity and strategy into every aspect of her work.
Asal Rahmany
Asal is an author and student, a "Mut"-fluencer who demonstrates her engagement through art. Her best medium for creating art is through words, stories, and the magic of writing.
Aurelia Brida
Aurelia Brida is a Facilitator, Trainer, and Coach with a passion for meaningful gatherings. With a unique approach that weaves together systems thinking, holistic value creation and resilience practices, she creates memorable experiences that engage the body and the mind. Previously she hosted international leadership programs and did research on learning in Europe and South America.
Eszter Brhlik
In the past five years, writing has been central to Eszter's life. She journals daily, has published over 250 impactful stories on Medium, and authored her first book and journal on sex education. As a co-creator of a cohort-based online writing course, she focuses on editing participants' assignments. At the female factor, a global community with the vision to close the gender leadership gap, she is the editor of the company's print magazine. For Eszter, writing isn't just a skill; it's a powerful tool to connect with something larger, explore her inner self, co-create social change, and amplify marginalized voices and ideas.
Fabian Ombui
Fabian explores how fan-driven support models are reshaping the music industry and the potential they have to revolutionize artist-fan relationships. By allowing fans to pay what they want for artists' work, these models empower audiences to invest directly in an artist's success. Fabian highlights how technology enables deeper, more direct connections, fostering trust and collaboration. This dynamic not only inspires quality and authenticity in the art but also has the potential to transform the entire industry.
Michael Gillesberger
Michael Gillesberger is an economics student with a passion for sustainable development and international affairs. Considering himself a global citizen, Michael has studied in Australia, worked at the Canadian Embassy in Vienna, the Austrian Ministry for Climate Action, and the Austrian Embassy in Washington, D.C.
As a member of the youth network of the World Economic Forum, known as Global Shapers, and former Global Climate Ambassador, Michael is committed to driving climate action by championing effective policies that support both the environment and human well-being. Michael is also a trainer in youth and adult education, helping young people develop essential skills for their future.