Exploring the Potential of Innovation and Gaming for Youth, Culture and Value Creation
25/04 | Pavilion 14 | 10:00
The roundtable delves into how gaming can drive innovation and shape cultural values among youth. The speakers will discuss the transformative potential of games in fostering creativity and social values, aiming to harness their power for positive community and cultural impact.
Speakers
Diana Fehr
Diana Fehr is the Founder and Director of MuseoSpace Foundation in the Netherlands. She combines her various professional perspectives and cultural experiences to promote inclusive cultural change in society. Trained as an architect, she is driven and experienced in building spaces of value while utilising her innovative nature to create spaces for culture-driven innovators. MuseoSpace Foundation is part of the i-Game Horizon Europe project supporting the creation of an accessible open-source game development platform to enhance innovation and create positive impact on social cohesion and sustainability.
Dr. Makrina Viola Kosti
Dr. Makrina Viola Kosti received her BSc degree in Informatics at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh). She has also completed the postgraduate program “Computer Science and Business Administration” at AUTh and obtained her PhD at the Department of Informatics of AUTh. Her doctoral research concentrated on the statistical study of the human factor and metrics in software engineering. Currently, she works as a postdoctoral researcher with the Multimodal Data Fusion and Analytics Group (M4D).
Rasmus Wiinstedt Tscherning
Rasmus Wiinstedt Tscherning is the founder and managing director of Creative Business Network (CBN), and he leads a global initiative that connects, supports, and empowers entrepreneurs, innovators, and investors from the creative industries with the mission to promote entrepreneurship and cross-sector innovation as key drivers of economic and social development, especially in emerging markets and regions.
