GAL TALKS TECH is your source of inspiration around women and tech powered by Berlin-based female empowerment driven and tech-loving gal Christina. We aim to spotlight diverse success stories from all over the world – one interview at a time. For us tech is a tool of new opportunities – for women to overcome geographical or workplace challenges, create new businesses or transform their daily lives.
You might think there are already many stages for women, yet we have an amazing network of women who we feel are not yet in the spotlight enough. This is where we come in!
Every project starts with an idea…
Christina, Creator of Gal Talks Tech

Christina is an independent communications strategist with a focus on personal branding, social media and public relations. She began her professional career more than 15 years ago on the corporate side. During that time she worked small and medium-sized companies as well as large corporations. She was responsible for press and public relations, the development of the internal communications and Social Media as well as positioning each companies spokespersons not only in relevant media but also on stages all across Europe.
Christina has been working as an independent consultant since 2016 and supports her clients in communication strategy and implementation. Her main topics are China Retail, Finance, FinTech and digital HealthCare.
Aside from her communication engagements, she is also an expert on China Retail and E-Commerce and she has published a book with renowned German publishing house Springer Gabler titled “Digitales China”.
Her personal commitment is to give women more visibility. She does this both as a consultant and as a volunteer. Christina is a mentor in the MentorMe program and has been supporting FidAR, an initiative for more women on boards, in the area of social media.
Gal Talks Tech Contributors
Monika

Monika realized at an early age that she wanted to be involved in radio and music and her dream career kicked off when she began working for both independent and commercial media. From an award-winning journalist and a decade long radio career, she switched to working in Public Relations in the music industry, with her guiding motto always being that if something is great, everyone should know about it.
Being a curious mind ready for challenges, with experience in international projects, she is into all things communication. Monika is an experienced communication strategist and public relations manager, with over 10 years of experience in journalism, media relations, writing, editing, social media and content creation, as well as artist relations and management.
She is currently in charge of communications for The Garden Croatia, home of worldly renowned music festivals, and their craft brewery and event venue, works for LAA, a booking, promoting and management music agency and continues to work on different projects in the music, lifestyle and festival industry. Having gained different insights through her freelancing she wants to talk tech more, with interests in startups, sustainability, mobility, tiny living, coworking and she is moved by ideas, addicted to traveling and excited to see what the next day will bring.

Aileen
Aileen is a young and curious woman always looking for interesting conversations and new things to learn about. As a recent graduate with a degree in International Business from Maastricht University, she set out to find a role within the field of sustainability and humanitarian development. To help her navigate both of these broad fields, Aileen started reaching out to individuals via LinkedIn and set up Zoom calls to gain a better understanding of the field and what tips they may have to get to where they are now. Each conversation was unique and she learned something new from everyone.
That is also what fascinated her most about Gal Talks Tech, is the variety of interesting women that came together to share their thoughts and experiences. Aileen quickly realized through her own conversations how important tech is in promoting sustainability efforts and human development and therefore wants to support Gal Talks Tech’s Mission: To promote female role models in tech!
Aileen is currently working for Kiva, a microfinance tech nonprofit based in the USA while working for a bioplastic startup, Puro Bioplastics. She is curious to see what her next career steps will be, but is constantly learning from great role models such as the Gals from Gal Talks Tech.