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Martin has 20+ years of experience in building companies in the space of interoperability and standardized data exchange. Starting his career as a software developer in the radiology domain in 1991, he founded Tiani Spirit in 2004. Martin’s vision is enable citizens around the world to share their personal information based on the standardized IHE methodology. After achieving major progress in the healthcare domain, he is determined to bring advances of standardized interoperability to other verticals like energy, education, the financial industry, e-government, automotive, and more.

Jürgen started in PSK Bank, after Vienna Business School. Later he had several occupations, where he collected experience in various companies. He also was active in several leadership positions. Jürgen co-founded a Viennese local guide and a cross media agency before he finally landed at Tiani Medgraph in 2001. There he gained a lot of experience in software testing, documentation, IHE and was a lead of the service-backend management. As a co-founder of Tiani Spirit, he has experience in the field of interoperability. Jürgen was responsible for partner management, marketing over the last years. In recent years, Jürgen has been working as CMO and has a seat in the executive board of Tiani Spirit. Together with Martin Tiani he developed the grapevine concept and co-founded Grapevine World. In addition, Jürgen is still a member of the IHE MarCom and Steering Committee.

Wernhard graduated from Vienna University of Economics and Business and has held multiple roles at start-ups, consultancies and multinational corporations in Vienna, London and Silicon Valley. By establishing a Start-Up Accelerator for Cisco, Intel and Deutsche Telekom, he gained experience working at the intersection of the old and the new economy. Before his role at Grapevine World, he was leading business development and go-to-market for Cisco’s Connected Health Interoperability Platform and Medical Data Exchange Solution, coordinating sales, marketing and product management activities across Europe and the US.

Wernhard is also a pro-bono consultant for a social enterprise, a reserve officer in the Austrian army and completing his Masters at the University of Cambridge

Walter graduated from the International School of Economics in Carinthia - specialized in business informatics and marketing. Later, during his studies of Media and Information Management in Vienna, he applied his knowledge at various marketing agencies, starting as team leader, marketing assistant and project manager. After finishing his master thesis, Walter was responsible for developing marketing strategies for several international companies and supervised the implementations on all levels.

Massimiliano received his M.Sc. in Computer Science, and his Ph.D. from the University of Florence in Grid Computing (with CERN) and Security and Formal Methods, respectively. He participated in the design and planning of security measures and requirements of several nationwide projects (e.g., Austrian ELGA, eHR.ZA in South Africa, Consent2Share in USA). Massimiliano was the coordinator of the core team of the epSOS.eu Security Expert Group and in the e-SENS.eu architectural board, while coordinating all the national eHealth pilots. Massimiliano has been a member of the OASIS and IEEE, and is also the editor of the IHE ITI profile XCF, and participated in the evaluation of the IHE profiles related to security (e.g., XUA, XUA++, SeR, Access Control White Paper, and ATNA). Massimiliano is acting as consultant for the ENISA, for the EU Commission, and the Austrian Federal Ministry of health. Together with the Hyper e-Health team, he is promoting and implementing blockchain-based initiatives.

Abdallah has 10+ years of experience in the deployment of large-scale healthcare projects.

After receiving his M.Sc in Computer Science, he worked for IHE-Europe (Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise) for 3 years implementing orchestration and validation tools. He, then, joined Tiani-Spirit where he took over the Enterprise Master Patient Index product development. Abdallah helped integrating the local communities to national infrastructures in Albania, Austria and Switzerland. In the recent years, he is involved in many blockchain initiatives trying to reconcile blockchain with the healthcare data. Another strength of his activity is applying the IHE methodology to other verticals, thus his involvement in the IES project.

Martin has 15+ years of experience in building communities in the space of interoperability and standardized data exchange. Martin’s vision is a connected society, where citizens and patients are able to receive new services and benefits using connected data. With Grapevine World he wants to enable people around the world to access and manage their health information based on global standards and with consent. After achieving major progress in the healthcare domain, he is determined to bring advances of standardized interoperability to other verticals such as energy, education, government, automotive and more.

Umberto has devoted his career to healthcare interoperability and standards, where he gathered more than 18 years of in-field experience (most recently as Healthcare Software Engineer and Team Lead at Agfa HealthCare). He participated as a technical expert in multiple international healthcare initiatives, IHE Connectathons, committees and standardization groups. In October 2018, Umberto has been elected as co-chair of the IHE IT Infrastructure Technical Committee and is leading the IHE Technical f2f meetings and webinars, as well as engaging with the other committees in the annual IHE process organization. As Grapevine’s Interoperability Architect, he is bridging the gap between requirement analysis and design practice. “I strongly believe that every human being has the right to access adequate healthcare services and with Grapevine we can contribute to deliver better, faster and more efficient treatments”, says Umberto.

Felix has the entrepreneurial spirit. At the age of 18 he founded his first start-up. He participated in several university programs around the globe (Wharton School, Cevro Institute, Kyiv National Economic University, University of Konstanz, City University of London). Besides his main study in London and Konstanz, he was working as Head of IT for a student led consultancy and advised a number of tech start-ups. Moreover, he was involved in creating a new IT environment for a hospital chain. Felix is specialized in classical econometric approaches such as Monte-Carlo simulations and bringing these into Grapevine’s token economics. His main goal is to assure a scalable GVINE Token to create a long-lasting ecosystem and supporting Grapevine World in building a new health economy.

Marion received her M.Sc. in Computer Science and is now working on her PhD in the domain requirements engineering at the Carl von Ossietzky University in Oldenburg. She worked as senior researcher with the main focus on standardized systems engineering and assessment. Marion was involved in different research projects for specifying use cases with the IEC 62559 standard and the Smart Grid Architecture Model (SGAM), and IHE Integration Profiles in new areas like Smart Grids, Industry 4.0, and electronic mobility. In 2015, she took part in the IEC Young Professional Program in Minsk, and thereupon, she was part of different IEC committees - Systems Resource Group, SEG 7 (Smart Manufacturing), and SEG 9 (Smart Home/Office Building Systems). Next to the knowledge in requirements and architecture engineering as well as standardization, she is certified as project manager. As Grapevine’s project manager and requirements engineer, she organizes the initial steps with the project partners and specifies the requirements for the blockchain solution.

Prior to joining Grapevine World as a newcomer in December 2017, Bojana gained experience in marketing, PR and project management in various internships. She completed her studies in journalism and communication sciences at the University of Vienna with a focus on public relations and project management. After graduating, she independently managed projects as a PR consultant. Now she is expanding and consolidating her skills in her new position as an assistant in marketing and project management.