Marlene Ronstedt
Co-founder
Main focus: Web3, Crypto & Blockchain
Twitter handle: @Ronstedt
Websites/blogs: www.ronstedt.space , www.dataunions.org
Languages: English, German
City: Berlin
Country: Germany
Topics: startups, blockchain, bitcoin, technology, tokens, crypto, founder, web3, dlt, tokenization, web 3.0, dao, daos, ethereum
Services: Talk, Moderation, Consulting
Willing to travel for an event.
Willing to talk for nonprofit.
Marlene Ronstedt is the co-founder of the Data Union DAO. Previously, she's been working in various project management and communication roles in Web3, crypto and fintech. She has a background in journalism and her writing has appeared in publications such as Wired Germany and Coindesk. She is based in Berlin but has lived in many places, including London, Bali and The Hague. When She is not working, writing, or traveling, she enjoys DJing and painting.
She holds a BA honors degree in Liberal Arts from Leiden University College with a minor in journalism and minor in fine arts which she received from the Dutch Royal Academy of Art. She also holds an MA in Digital Culture from Goldsmiths University London.
Examples of previous talks / appearances:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=18153&v=LX1l3UI6NkI&feature=emb_title
This talk is in: EnglishA 15 min panel discussion on the ways in which consumers will own and monetise their own data in the near future through their cell phone, car, and life’s other essential gadgets.
In 2018, the dark side of the data economy reared its head. The Facebook scandal demonstrated the awful flaw in allowing one company own so much personal information.
Blockchain has promised a lot, but can this technology also be used to tackle the data economy, give consumers back control of the information they produce and even allow them to keep the revenue they are generating for Silicon Valley?
Find out as CEO of Streamr, Henri Pihkala, Antti Saarnio, CEO of Zippie and MySQL founder’s team, Richard Muirhead discuss their thoughts with Marlene Ronstedt at Tech Crunch's blockchain conference in Zug, Switzerland.
This talk is in: EnglishScraping Art discusses the politics behind the live installation Air Water Stack and how to hack your way into video streaming.
This talk is in: English