Kunjnita Udeshi


Current position: PhD Candidate in Media Studies (Theatre, Film and Media Studies) at Vienna University.
Experience: work experience both in web 1.0 (project manager new media and CRM; before 2003: screen designer, web developer, online editor, community manager) and web 2.0 (blogger - corporate and on own account, self-appointed social media evangelist).
See also: my professional CV on XING: https://www.xing.com/profile/Jana_Herwig
Number of talks about Social Media in 2009: eight (both at conferences and as part of in-house training or continued education events).

About Helene Blowers: ( Expanded Profile )

Liz Cable founded Reach Further Ltd in October 2006 with the aim of helping anyone and everyone to improve their lives using technology, specifically by increasing access to learning opportunities online, and earning opportunities beyond the traditional 9 to 5 roles.
Jenni Lloyd is lead strategist at NixonMcInnes, the UK’s largest team of social media specialists.

I provide consultancy services to the digital industries and help all other sector to understand all things digital - including web marketing, e-commerce and digital strategies. I've been involved in all kind of projects particularly involving cross-platform productions - establishing IPTV channels, video-led websites, machinima, social media e-drama - and I specialise in looking at innovation led strategies to content and technology.

Natasha D'Souza is founder of Virtual EyeSee, a Social Media consulting agency serving North America.
Being creative, a visionary and a trend spotter, Natasha helps key decision makers understand
* these new technologies and trends in these online social spaces
* how web 2.0 or social media principles can enable them to connect with their customers, thus increasing their bottom line
She also
* helps define user and community needs
* links these needs to business goals

Frustrated at the age of 5 by a toy typewriter that didn't really type, Beth Agnew has been pursuing improvements in communication technology most of her life. She was first published at 14, and continued to write for magazines and newspapers even when sidetracked by a short career in military telecommunications. That exposure to computer-mediated communication spurred her interest in using technology to facilitate the expression of information and ideas.