MW:M 2024
Speakers
Confirmed Speakers MW:M24
Here we announce the confirmed speakers of Most Wanted: Music 2024. This list will be successively updated until the event, so check back from time to time.
Meet our talking heads
We are pleased to present you a number of this year’s speakers and discussion partners from a huge variety of business sectors.
Our confirmed speakers
A couple more of our past Speakers
While we have not been able to announce any new speakers yet, you are welcome to take a look at who has already taken part in recent years. As soon as we have the first confirmed speakers for 2024, we will list them on this page and inform everyone who has signed up for our newsletter.
Our confirmed speakers
Kasja was born in 1998 in Osijek, Croatia. After finishing high school, she went on to study a Bachelor in Cultural Studies. During her studies, Kasja began to make her way working in events productions and nightlife, which led her to organise and curate a brief series of events with a focus on queerness in dance music for the southeastern European or Balkan region entitled Venera u Vodoliji.
Kasja quickly embedded into the region’s music scene, DJing at clubs such as Manual, Život, and Kotač, as well as playing at festival launch party events for Outlook, Furioza as well as playing at Velvet Festival in the summer of 2023. Her dedication eventually led to bookings at some of Berlin clubs, such as; 90mil, Galerie Wedding, Refuge Worldwide and more.
In addition to DJing, Kasja holds a monthly residency at Bristol‘s queer community radio station ‘transgression.fm‘.
Despite her love for Rijeka and beyond, Kasja decided to move to Berlin to further her career. She now works in a music communication agency, where she continues to explore her passion for music, events and support established and emerging artists and labels.
Morena Piro studied Romance Studies, Italian Studies and Education in Hanover and Applied Languages at the Université Sorbonne Paris IV. From 2002 to 2006, she worked as a project manager at the MusikZentrum Hannover, where she initiated the award-winning ‘Music in Hainholz’ project.
Since 2011, she has been coordinator at the Centre for World Music at the University of Hildesheim Foundation, where she is responsible for the Master’s degree programme ‘musik.welt – Kulturelle Diversität in der musikalischen Bildung’.
In 2016, she founded the Community Service department as well as the ‘Studying after flight’ area and headed the INTEGRA team of the German Academic Exchange Service. She has been a network communicator for the ‘Fête de la Musique Deutschland’ since 2023. She is also a member of the international ‘Community Music Network’ and the German Music Council’s federal expert committee ‘Cultural Diversity’.
A couple more of our past Speakers
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