As a moderator, Elisabeth Krön specialises in activating large groups, through icebreakers that spontaneously create a good mood, through creative techniques that activate and enable a positive experience and support networking.
She works with variety, movement and humour to increase the receptiveness of the audience and support new encounters. For events that stay in the memory for a long time.

In addition to moderating events and retreats, she teaches, leads improvisational theatre and acting workshops.

"Like a match that lights others" - Financial Times.

For many years, Anja Förster has been speaking about the departure into a new world of work and life. In front of large audiences or even small leadership circles, she moves people to free themselves from thinking patterns, to take off blinkers and to leave well-trodden paths. Anja Förster wants to open the minds of the audience - to see the world through different eyes. Best practice examples, tangible takeaways and a pinch of humour serve this purpose above all.

Dr. Christian Baumgartner (*1975) studied chemistry at the University of Vienna and worked in the pharmaceutical industry. Since 2012 in the field of reblistering, he became the managing director of MEDventuro GmbH in 2020 when it was founded. Among other things, projects such as the reblistering of narcotic drugs and the introduction of reblistering in mobile geriatric care were implemented.

Over the past eight years, Ofir has served as the head of the Gerontechnology area (Technologies for Older Adults) at JDC-Eshel. His involvement in this field includes the creation of the 'Aging IL Innovation Community', initiating and implementing hackathons and conferences in the field of aging and technology, developing and teaching Gerontechnology academic courses in colleges and universities, and mentoring social and technology entrepreneurs, to promote and accelerate the development of responses to the challenges of aging. Ofir is a graduate of Film and Photography Collage in Tel Aviv, and also specialized in computer systems analysis, with many years of experience in the field.

JDC is a government partnership established in 1969 in the development and implementation of services for older adults in Israel.

FH Prof. Dr. Paul Brandl taught at the FH Upper Austria Campus Linz, Department of Health, Social and Public Management in the areas of organisation and quality management. He teaches at various universities and consults in the field of social economy.
His research interests include process and quality management as well as modern service development.

Thomas E. Dorner has been Head of the Research and Teaching Staff Unit and Scientific Director of the Academy for Ageing Research at the Haus der Barmherzigkeit since August 2022. On the side, he works at the Department of Social and Preventive Medicine in the Centre for Public Health at the Medical University of Vienna, where he was previously an associate professor. Since 2012, he has been President of the Austrian Society for Public Health and on the Board of the European Public Health Association. Since 2013, Thomas Dorner has been a Guest Researcher at the Karolinska Institutet, Section of Insurance Medicine in Stockholm. In 2020, he founded the Karl Landsteiner Institute for Health Promotion Research, which he has headed ever since.


His research focuses on public health disciplines such as health promotion research, health services research, gerontology, diversity research, social determinants of health, health effects of lifestyle and social aspects of chronic diseases, as well as determinants of workability and work disability.

• Senior Specialist in Psychotherapy
• Medical Officer Federal Ministry for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs (BMEIA, Helsinki).
• Many years of experience as a primaria and
• consulting psychiatrist with a focus on value-based health care and processes

Since 1995, Mr. Kreindl has been facing the challenges of cleaning, hygiene and well-being as well as values in the health and social sector and public administrations. At the beginning, he worked as a direct consultant on site with users and decision-makers, and later as a trainer in the hollu Academy, where he was responsible for imparting knowledge. Since 2010, Robert Kreindl has been responsible for Austria-wide sales management in the target groups of healthcare and public administration, education and teaching.

In 2018, the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations became the basis of hollu's corporate strategy and provide orientation in everyday work. The vision of "ensuring a future worth living for the next generations" is both an inspiration and a motivation for our daily work.

"The shortage of skilled nursing staff requires sustainable cooperation with other continents."

Josef Missethon has many years of practical experience with the integration of people from other cultures, specifically with the intercontinental placement and immigration of highly qualified nursing professionals. The continuous process chain is the key to sustainable success.

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He has received several national and international awards for his integration projects, including the UN Public Service Award. In addition to implementing international mobility projects, he is a speaker on the topics of "Solutions for the Skills Shortage" and "Values".

For more than 20 years active in the field of smart & assistive technology in research, education and application.
At the health university of applied sciences he is responsible for smart care-, cure & health technologies.
He teaches at several institutions and runs his own company Smart in Life e.U.

Cogvis was founded in 2007 as a spin-off of TU Wien. As experts in intelligent 3D sensors (computer vision, deep learning, AI), we have been focusing on digital care solutions since 2017. CogvisAI is a module-based care system that offers solutions in the areas of fall detection, fall prevention, absence detection and dementia. By using our 3D sensors, 50% of falls can be prevented and repetitive sources of falls can be eliminated, for a safer and healthier life for our elderly companions.

City of Vienna Endowed Professor of Healthcare Engineering since 2021.
Has been teaching for many years at the University of Applied Sciences Campus Vienna in the Department of Technology in the field of informatics and specifically in medical informatics. Her main research interests are in interdisciplinary projects.

Habilitation in palliative care and organisational research;
Research and teaching on palliative care in old age, ethical decisions in care for the elderly, communication with people with dementia, gender aspects of care

Hany is responsible for managing strategic partnerships with international and local organizations and NGOs worldwide, and for resource development and knowledge sharing. Hany has extensive experience in developing programs, NGO's, communities and initiatives that improve the quality of life for Israeli older adults and disadvantaged populations.

In both her professional and personal life, Hany is dedicated to helping Israeli society respond to the complex challenges that are emerging due to the aging of its population across the many distinct cultures and communities.

Responsible for Sales & Service at hollu Systemhygiene GmbH and, as an expert in sales and customer service, has been involved for more than 12 years with the challenges of designing and implementing hygiene, cleaning process and legal security in the care sector and all other areas of professional cleaning and hygiene.

Sustainability is an essential part of hollu's corporate DNA. Since 2018, the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations have been the basis of hollu's corporate strategy and provide orientation and meaning in everyday work.