Translations
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Hebrew
🇮🇱by
Rei Dishon
- Visual Overview: Themes
Russian
🇷🇺 by
Maria Polyak
Nikita Savostikov
Our Translators
Alberto Puliafito
albertopuliafito@gmail.com
albertopuliafito.it
Alberto Puliafito 🇮🇹
Alberto Puliafito is the editor and co-founder of Slow News.
In 2005 he founded TvBlog, for which he writes the Malaparte column, and in 2007 he founded the independent production company iK Produzioni.
He has produced light entertainment TV programmes such as Cortesie per gli ospiti, L'Ost, Chef a domicilio, Cuoco gentiluomo, Paint on the road and documentaries on social issues such as Dall'altra parte del cancello and Comando e controllo.
He is the author of Protezione Civile SPA (2010), Croce Rossa. Il lato oscuro della virtù? (2011), DCM - Dal giornalismo al digital content management (2016). He works with content and communities.
Amir Noureddini
anoureddini@gmail.com
Amir Noureddini 🇮🇷
Amir has been part of shaping Iran's startup community since its early days. He helped Iran Entrepreneurship Association. Then joined Avatech, the first Iranian Accelerator to grow its entrepreneurial community.
Now, he is working with Boomerang, reputable national tech broker company, to help thrive the community of innovators and industry leaders.
Amir also passionately founded TEDxAUT and always looks for ideas worth spreading. If you have one, just say hi!
Eder Delgado
eder@caordical.com
Eder Delgado 🇲🇽
Eder Delgado has worked with social businesses and civil society organizations in Mexico, Colombia and Chile, helping them build strategies around their purpose. Nowadays, he is co-founder of Caordical, sharing tools and resources to create and develop communities in Latin America.
Pixie Cigar
pixie.cigar@gmail.com
Pixie Cigar 🇨🇳
Pixie is a Hungarian Gypsy who spent most of her life in China who believes in nation building no matter which country she is in. Currently based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, her focus as a community builder is to develop the local Tech & NGO ecosystem to promote productivity and mobilize talent resources. As a community builder, she achieves that through a few roles:
Chapter Head of Tech In Asia KL, COO of Nation Building School and Founding committee of LegalHackers KL (Law Tech Malaysia).
Bios coming soon...
Julie Petignat
French Translation
Nikita Savostikov
Russian Translation
Maria Polyak
Russian Translation
Rei Dishon
Hebrew Translation