Meet the
WiV Germany Team
About Women in Voice Germany
The German chapter kicked off in October 2019, after being announced at the ‘All About Voice’ Conference. Initiated in Berlin, we are growing fast and already have WiV communities in Cologne/Bonn, Frankfurt, Munich and Berlin.
Scroll down to meet the team of WiV Germany and see who is doing what. Feel free to reach out to any of us if you have questions on a specific topic.
Want to help us?
We’d love your support! If you’d like to help us running WiV DE, drop us an email
Manja Baudis
WiV DE Newsletter
Background and passion in Computational Linguistics. Cofounder and Lead Conversational UX Designer at Die Lautmaler. Loves to experiment with voicebot gender cliches.
Romina Pankoke
WiV DE Website
VUX Design Lead at Vixen Labs. Passionate about conversational design and everything voice, with a background in UX design, digital strategy, online marketing and project management.
Marie Kleinert
WiV DE Coordination
Background in Phonetics with focus on Human Machine Interaction. VUI architect at VUI.agency. Fascinated by talking robots since childhood and now combining it with passion for speech and language.
Laura Grimm
WiV DE Events
I’m a Conversational UX Designer at Die Lautmaler. Coming from Cognitive Linguistics, I’m convinced that understanding how mental concepts are transmitted via language is crucial for human-machine interaction.
Nina Neuf-Kilian
Working Out Loud Program
As a Business Development and Project Manager I design and implement voice strategy for brands and products. I have a strong interest in people, my focus is on strength. This drives my passion for New Work with tools and methods such as Working Out Loud.
Dr. Laura Dreessen
WiV DE Cologne/Bonn
Background in Theoretical Computational Linguistics and Abstract Language Description. Designing Human-Machine Conversation as a VUI Architect at VUI.agency. Loves to help machines understand human language.
Anna-Maria Meck
WiV DE Munich
Background and passion in Phonetics and Linguistics. Currently doing her PhD at BMW Group and looking into designing the perfect prompt. Loves onomatopoetic sound patterns and challenges arbitrariness of the sign.