Usually mistaken for one of the students of the Solar Generation project (which I coordinated until recently), I am actually working for Greenpeace since 2003.

After I finished my studies in Economics (believe it or not, there are economists working at Greenpeace!) I decided not to join my fellow students who went to work for the big cooperations (and who are now earning big $$$), but got my first serious job at Greenpeace - and never left. For about a year I coordined the Solar Generation project, which supports students all around the world to campaign for clean energy and energy efficiency on their schools and universities. I still help with the Solar Generation project, but now am more of a general climate campaigner.

I consider myself lucky to give young people a chance to speak up to politicians at conferences all over the world. It's amazing to see the power of the voice of the youth and to see the impact they are having.