Henriette Weber Kristiansen

Location: Copenhagen | Denmark
Speaking Topics: community marketing | Presence marketing | reinventing companies | web trendspotting | communities | community | web20 | thesilentrevolution
Spoken Languages: Danish | English | French (at a push!)

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Web links / Blogs: 
Toothless Tiger
Web - avantgarde, online home of Henriette Weber
my linkedin profile

Hi, Im Henriette - a self-employed marketer who are living working and breathing in Copenhagen, Denmark.

I have my own company called Toothless Tiger that takes on projects where marketing is a natural (almost invisible) thing.

I live after the saying that "the business of business should be more than business" and that is also what I teach in my speeches and on my workshops.

Why should a company be a company at all - when in essence, they could choose to be a rock band ?

I am looking forward to meet you

Previous Presentations: 
Lift08 - enjoy the chaos (se video in weblinks)
Lift07 - creativity Workshop
various jobs and workshops for companies including Nokia, Jaiku.com, Heroines of Tomorrow etc. - see my linkedin profile for more information
Presentation Web Links: 
my "Enjoy the chaos" speech at the lift08 conference in Geneva

Sandy Mamoli

Location: New Zealand | Wellington
Speaking Topics: agile | scrum | user experience in combination with agile development | agile in a distributed environment | agile project management | agile business analysis | agile databases | agile outsourcing
Spoken Languages: German | Danish | English

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3months Agile Consulting

I am one of NZ’s leading agile advocates, am a Certified SCRUM Master and a Certified SCRUM Practitioner and have a passion for using agile to bring true business value to companies.

One of my major agile initiatives was working on Sony Ericsson’s global enterprise website, which was a distributed agile programme of work (Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Stockholm and Mumbai) where I was responsible for defining, managing and, in part, implementing requirements.