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Niko LeWoi

Passionate about technology and international business/ecosystem development. Twitter @techberlin

Niko Woischnik, also known as Niko LeWoi, is a prominent figure in the Berlin technology and startup ecosystem. He is best known as the founder and CEO of Tech Open Air (TOA), an annual interdisciplinary technology festival that began in 2012 as the world's first crowdfunded festival. TOA has evolved into a significant platform for knowledge exchange and collaboration among tech experts, innovators, startups, and enthusiasts from various industries.125

Key Achievements and Roles:

  • Tech Open Air (TOA): Niko founded TOA in 2012, which has become a leading tech festival in Europe, known for its unique blend of technology, music, art, and science.15
  • Ahoy! Berlin: Co-founded a coworking space that was later acquired by Knotel.1
  • Openers: Co-founded a communications agency for technology companies.1
  • TechBerlin: Founded the city's first English-language blog about tech and startups.1
  • Amazon Web Services: Worked as a Business Development Manager EMEA from 2014 to 2016.13
  • Mentorship: Serves as a mentor at Techstars and is involved with the Zeitbild Foundation, focusing on immigrant education.13
  • Investments: Invests in early-stage companies and has raised capital from prominent German unicorns and VCs for TOA.14

Personal Interests:

Niko is passionate about outdoor sports, particularly Enduro off-road motorcycling, and enjoys exploring new places. He is also known for creating restaurant lists on Google Maps.1

His LinkedIn username is lewoi.3

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Berlin Area, Germany