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Tech for Humanity: Co-Creating Tech-Enhanced Livable Cities
Location: Room - Ballroom
Vienna is known as the most livable city in the world. Mobility and public transport, the transition to renewable energy as well as re-imagining re-creational areas are important aspects of livability. We would like to focus on those 3 aspects and highlight how technology and participative methods complement each other to design livable urban futures. We would also like to facilitate the exchange among participants on these 3 topics focusing on success stories as well as challenging aspects. The results will be documented in order to distribute learnings and take-aways to participants after the conference.
Presenters
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Harald Kollmann, Head of Strategy, Wiener Stadtwerke Head of Strategy at Wiener Stadtwerke. Leading the strategy dept. within the Chief Climate Officer area covering both strategy and ESG. Extensive experience in large public sector companies focusing on mobility projects, innovation, real estate development programs. Project leader working with cross-functional and interdisciplinary teams, specializing in digital projects including the establishment of an innovation campus and a smart city development program. Expert in strategy, organizational design, venture capital. |
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Verena Kuen, CEO, 1030 Innovation Partners CEO 1030 Innovation Partners; Highly experienced in Innovation Consulting projects in Urban Development, Renewable Energy, Real Estate Development and Mobility; Lecturer at WU (University of Economics) in Vienna (Design Thinking, Business Model Innovation) and at GSAAP at Columbia NYC (Design Thinking for planners); Specialized in Co-Creation, participative methods and community building; member of the APA Trend Scouting Community, Board Member at CEOs for Future, CMO at the energy start-up Oktosol Technologies (www.oktosol.com); Servicing tech firms in innovation & change projects (such as Apple, Microsoft, T-Systems, Google, Wien Energie IT) with a focus on emerging technologies; |
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Ana-Maria Salcu, Head of Co-Creation, 1030 Innovation Partners Innovation expert at 1030 Innovation Partners, specialized in co-creation. Leveraging a background in Anthropology and International Development to identify societal changes and international trends. With extensive experience in urban planning projects, mobility, and community engagement. Focus on discovering new technologies and integrating technology use cases to enhance urban environments. Interdisciplinary perspective constituting a valuable asset in addressing the complexities of modern urban development. |
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Gerald Stoeckl, CEO, Upstream Mobility Gerald Stöckl has joined Upstream Mobility in 2016 as Head of Sales and Delivery and has been an active part in driving the company’s success in the European Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) market. Along these years Gerald has been responsible for a team delivering several MaaS projects including WienMobil and a broad cooperation with Hamburger Hochbahn, as well as other projects in the area of digital mobility and data-driven smart city solutions. In 2021 Gerald was assigned new CEO of Upstream Mobility. His previous experience has focused on consulting in the area of IT projects in the energy sector. Gerald holds a Master’s Degree in Environmental System Sciences, as well as Environmental Technologies and International Affairs. |
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