Hannah Lux

Social Entrepreneur and Systemic Consultant // Vollpension and Trainconsulting

Hannah Lux, born 1987, is an Austrian Social Entrepreneur and Systemic Consultant, Leadership coach, visionary and bridge builder. With her work Hannah shows that social, ecological and economic goals can be met at the same time within an organisation and lead to sustainable (social and ecological) innovation and a more just and balanced society. As a systemic consultant and leadership coach at Trainconsulting she is working with organisations of all sizes and leaders of all ages on deep transformation processes. In her role as co-founder of Austrian social business Vollpension, Hannah and her colleagues are bridging generations and fighting poverty and isolation amongst elderly people. Hannah strongly believes that the capacity for inner transformation within everyone of us defines the capacities for our abilities to act in transforming societies and systems as a whole. That is also why she is strongly engaged in the global movement around the Inner Development Goals (IDGs), as a means to reach the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Her life and founding experience has led to one goal in all of her initiatives: creating and holding space for diversity, enabling humans to connect on a heart to heart and eye to eye level in order to shape a diverse and colorful, healthy world, full of compassion. Next to initiating and setting up several social innovation initiatives, Hannah has also made profound ecosystem experience in her work at Impact Hub Vienna and through her master studies on Public Policy for political entrepreneurship and Humboldt-Viadrina School of Governance in Berlin. Hannah has also co-founded SENA (Social Entrepreneurship Network Austria), is part of the supervisory board for creative industries of the Ministry of Economics and Digitalization of Austria and has recently been nominated to the advisory board of "AWS", the promotional bank of the Austria federal government.

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