Animal rights activist, journalist and TV presenter

Maggie Entenfellner 

She hosted the weekly from 2007 to 2012 ORF-animal magazine animal love, originally broadcast as a follow-up to "Who wants me?" from Edith Klinger was planned and was discontinued in 2012. She has hosted the show since 2013 Back to nature, which is broadcast on Sunday afternoons. 

Entenfellner worked for ten years as a flight attendant at the airline Lauda Air, before being the publisher and editor-in-chief of the Krone Zeitung, Hans Dichand, in 1999 as a staff member in the animal section of the mass newspaper. Shortly thereafter, she took over Edith Klinger's column and die animal corner. 

Maggie Entenfellner is the founder of the association "Friends of the Animal Corner" and author of several non-fiction books. She was awarded the Animal Welfare Prize in 2005 Red bully awarded and 2008 for animal love with the press prize of the Austrian Chamber of Veterinarians "for their excellent contributions, which have given animal protection a high priority in Austria". Before the European Parliament, she spoke out against abuses in the transport of live animals. Maggie Entenfellner is the mother of one daughter and is married to the lawyer Rainer Radlinger, who sits on the board of the foundation with her animal welfare sits.

Actor & cabaret artist

Gery Seidl

Gery Seidl grew up in Höflein on the Danube. He graduated from the HTL-Hochbau and also worked in the construction industry for the time being and only later switched to acting. He also took lessons from the actor and cabaret artist Herwig Seeböck until he finally gave up his regular job to continue working as an actor, cabaret artist and – as he says – “optimist”. In 2003 Seidl produced the duo program together with the cabaret artist Gerhard Walter Why Richard III?, 2005 followed taximeter runs. For this he received the Austrian Cabaret Prize Karl 2005. In 2008 Seidl performed his first solo cabaret for which he was awarded the Austrian Cabaret Prize 2008. Gery Seidl is also active as a musician. His versatility distinguishes him to this day. When Lichtblickhof Ambassador, Gery is wholeheartedly committed to this valuable institution and gets involved with words and deeds.

Manager & Coaching Professional

Gerhard Albrecht

Gerhard Albrecht

Management consultant with a focus on systemic corporate development

Born 1955 in Vienna, married, two children (one daughter, one son)

Hobbies: Golf, Cross Trail, Cooking

Founder of Albrecht Business Coaching GmbH 1990 to 2013 (sale of the company)

Consulting focus: M&A, ChangeChange & Development

As a Lichtblickhof-Ambassador Is it important to me to primarily invite companies that support children on Lichtblickhof support through sponsorship or donations.

The non-profit association looks after around 350 children and their families a year. The annual costs amount to approx. € 1,5 million, unfortunately the public sector does not contribute to this. 

The great work of Roswitha Zink and her team prompted me to take on entrepreneurial responsibility on a voluntary basis. I show companies how they affect the children Lichtblickhof with sponsorship or your donation and at the same time create a win-win situation for your company.

My credo: If companies treat people and resources with respect, both internally and externally, then they will also have more trust from the applicant and customer market.

The shortest way to get to know me personally: +43 664 913 86 85