Speaker Human Rights

Agnetha is an experienced presenter and, as a moderator, a true professional. She feels completely at ease on any stage. With her beautifully layered voice, eloquence, and sharp sense of context, she speaks in a way that is both intelligent and light in tone. She radiates elegance in both her presence and her guidance. She adds perspective where needed, sharpens the focus and pace where required, and always gives guests and audiences the space to truly engage. Effortlessly switching between languages while remaining authentic, Agnetha has also left her mark through countless impressive interviews. It is no coincidence that she has been the anchor and spokeswoman at top events for managers in Switzerland and Germany for many years.

At the Dutch Business Round Table Zurich, we have had the pleasure of working with Agnetha for over seven years—and always with great satisfaction. She has taken on various roles for us, including host, moderator, and interviewer, covering a wide range of topics from sustainability and banking to mobility and even football. She masters each subject effortlessly and turns every event into a memorable experience for our guests.

Agnetha is a born host. With her powerful presence, genuine energy, and remarkable stage charisma, she captivates audiences effortlessly. She engages, inspires, and creates meaningful connections from start to finish, a truly outstanding choice as a moderator.

"It is my pleasure to write a recommendation for Lexter Woodley, who moderated the IDAHOT+ Forum 2024, organised by the Ministry of Education, Culture, and Science. In the preparation, Lexter showed that she fulfilled this role with careful work and thorough preparation. She took the client's demanding requirements very seriously and brought a fine result to the IDAHOT+ Forum. Her warm approach was highly appreciated and greatly enhanced the atmosphere of the forum.

Her enthusiasm and professionalism made for a pleasant collaboration. She engaged the audience in a delightful manner, which added to the inviting ambience. Lexter was a valuable link between the audience and the speakers, including Her Majesty Queen Máxima.

Offstage, she was an attentive host, ensuring everyone felt welcome and that interactions flowed smoothly. We highly recommend Lexter for future events, as her commitment and enthusiasm provide great added value."

"Lexter served as our host of the 2024 IPDC Conference in Rotterdam, focusing on climate adaptation in deltas, coastal areas and islands. She was instrumental in creating a welcoming atmosphere, ensuring that both speakers and attendees felt comfortable throughout the three-day event. Her calm presence, positive energy, and flexibility were key to the conference's smooth flow."

"In 2021, Lexter moderated the presentation of our annual Women Professors Monitor from the beautiful Tinbergen Hall at the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) in Amsterdam. The circumstances were challenging, as we were still in the midst of the COVID pandemic. With an audience that could not attend in person and had to watch remotely, while the speakers and expert panel were in the studio, she still managed to foster a sense of connection and led a meaningful, substantive discussion. In short, no challenge is too great for Lexter, and with her as moderator, you're assured a successful event."

"Lexter was our host for several career-orientated workshops for students from the Netherlands, who are all soon be finished with their studies and ready for the next step. We wanted to create valuable career-oriented workshops with interesting topics. It was wonderful and fantastic to work with Lexter. She is very patient, very professional and gives interesting additions."

The possibility of a large nuclear accident can never be ruled out. IAEA provides significant support to its member states in implementing the requirements of GSR Part 7, prepared in an exceptional international effort involving 13 co-sponsoring organizations. The requirements support national and cross-border plans and arrangements for harmonized preparedness and response systems.

While international collaboration can provide both solutions and guidance in this regard, important issues remain that can only be resolved within the national cultural context. This includes communication on value-laden terms such as “risk” and “safe”, and the need to understand and properly address the psychosocial impact of fear and involuntary evacuation/relocation in an emergency. All aspects of health, including the physical, mental and social aspects of well-being must be considered, but will not alleviate the psycho-social impact if trust in the responsible authorities is not there, or if messaging from authorities is un-coordinated or even conflicting.

‘Numbers’ such as reference levels can guide decision making but make no sense if not properly communicated to the public, emergency workers, volunteers and the public. The confusion that can arise when attempting to understand, or even access relevant information in an emergency. and shared her experiences and views in a well-attended side-event to the conference.