World Health Organization Audiovisual Producer Marta Soszyńska on Telling Stories That Lead to Change

FUTURE OF WOMEN

We're heading to Geneva to speak with World Health Organization Audiovisual Producer Marta Soszyńska.

FUTURE OF WOMEN founder Hallie Applebaum and guest co-host Radha Mistry speak with Polish journalist Marta Soszyńska about telling stories that lead to change.
Marta Soszyńska is an Audiovisual Producer at the World Health Organization. Previously, Marta was a Multimedia Producer at Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders). As a filmmaker and journalist with experience in Europe, Asia and Africa, she is interested in storytelling that can affect lives and lead to change.

Radha Mistry leads the Foresight Practice at Autodesk, and spends most of her time exploring the impacts of emerging technologies and how they’ll change the way we design and make things in the future. Previously, she was part of Arup's Foresight + Innovation team in London and San Francisco and and Steelcase's research group focusing on the Future of Work. Radha's work is focused on building more inclusive and equitable futures. More about Radha's work at https://www.radhamistry.com.
Hallie Applebaum is the founder of FUTURE OF WOMEN, collaborating with award-winning female chefs worldwide, from Tokyo to Los Angeles to Mexico City to Tel Aviv, and game-changing women, such as Olympic athletes, Emmy-winning producers, top Billboard musicians, and New York Times journalists, to host breakfast conversations that elevate and celebrate women's voices on topics ranging from art and architecture to journalism and human rights to food and cannabis to music and activism. Previously, Hallie worked at the World Bank advising policymakers, universities, and tech companies on best practices for creating entrepreneurial programs across Latin American, Europe, the Middle East, and the US.