Meet The Head of Partnerships:
Isabel Tang
Isabel is a British student studying International Economics and Management at Università Bocconi. As Marketing Director at VOYCE, her role focuses on shaping VOYCE’s brand identity, overseeing digital content, and ensuring consistency and quality across platforms.
She has a strong interest in marketing, media, and storytelling, particularly in how digital content and campaigns can translate complex ideas into accessible and engaging narratives. Alongside her work at VOYCE, Isabel has led social media campaigns and creative projects, developing experience in content strategy, design, and video production. More broadly, she is interested in the intersection of culture, communication, and policy, and how strategic storytelling can influence public discussion.
Our Partnerships Team
Kate Headland
Benedikt von Lutterotti
Katerina Fogoros
Kate Headland is an undergraduate student studying Politics at King’s College London. Her studies focus on statistical research, political theory, and international relations. Beyond her studies, Kate remains committed to making positive change within her community by volunteering at community kitchens, care homes, and schools.
Kate’s posi
Kate Headland is an undergraduate student studying Politics at King’s College London. Her studies focus on statistical research, political theory, and international relations. Beyond her studies, Kate remains committed to making positive change within her community by volunteering at community kitchens, care homes, and schools.
Kate’s position as partnerships coordinator combines her interests in research and outreach. She remains committed to helping facilitate meaningful dialogue across political and geographical lines. Theses sort of partnerships are essential in tacking the challenges society faces.
Katerina Fogoros
Benedikt von Lutterotti
Katerina Fogoros
Katerina Fogoros is currently a 2nd-year Bachelor student in International Politics & Government at Bocconi University in Milan.
Social cleavages, political and environmental issues have long been at the core of her motivation for choosing to study politics.
Advocacy and amplifying the facts that truly matter have been her mission ever si
Katerina Fogoros is currently a 2nd-year Bachelor student in International Politics & Government at Bocconi University in Milan.
Social cleavages, political and environmental issues have long been at the core of her motivation for choosing to study politics.
Advocacy and amplifying the facts that truly matter have been her mission ever since she can remember. This is exactly why she joined VOYCE within the Partnerships Team; it provided her with the opportunity to connect to and seek like-minded individuals who not only share VOYCE’s values but also an innovative vision for the future.
She is excited to help amplify their VOYCE!
Benedikt von Lutterotti
Benedikt von Lutterotti
Benedikt von Lutterotti
Benedikt von Lutterotti is a first year Law student at Bocconi University with a passion for history and European integration. Growing up at the Italian-Austrian border, he brings a cross cultural perspective to European cooperation and governance. He built his research, writing and public speaking skills through national debate competit
Benedikt von Lutterotti is a first year Law student at Bocconi University with a passion for history and European integration. Growing up at the Italian-Austrian border, he brings a cross cultural perspective to European cooperation and governance. He built his research, writing and public speaking skills through national debate competition and student media. He joined VOYCE in order to transform his interest in European affairs into concrete opportunities for youth engagement and policy impact.
Matteo Mio
Matilde Calleri
Benedikt von Lutterotti
Matteo Mio is an Italian student, raised between Italy and Switzerland, currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s in Economics and Politics at the LSE through Forward College’s international program. Passionate about innovation and social progress, he manifests his curiosities through reading, writing and debating, touching on topics such as the
Matteo Mio is an Italian student, raised between Italy and Switzerland, currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s in Economics and Politics at the LSE through Forward College’s international program. Passionate about innovation and social progress, he manifests his curiosities through reading, writing and debating, touching on topics such as the startup ecosystem or European technologic industries as well as general public policy and AI regulation.
Through his academic journey, he has studied in Lisbon, is currently based in Paris and is projected to finish his bachelor in Berlin. He is also working in Automations and AI integration consulting as part of a freelancing group and loves to discuss such topics with other professionals and interested individuals at events such as Web Summit, which he has attended in the past two editions and hosted a booth at.
When he is not studying or working, he can be found at the gym or football field, but also at any random jazz bar in Paris. He also enjoys having politically challenging conversations with friends (or strangers) and traveling to countries of which he does not speak the language.
Matilde Calleri
Matilde Calleri
Matilde Calleri
Matilde is a soon-to-be Master’s graduate in Philosophy and Public Policy from the London School of Economics, holding a First-Class BA in History and French from King’s College London.
Her academic interests lie at the intersection of geopolitical risk, ethics, and policymaking, with a focus on the EU and social cohesion.
She has built pra
Matilde is a soon-to-be Master’s graduate in Philosophy and Public Policy from the London School of Economics, holding a First-Class BA in History and French from King’s College London.
Her academic interests lie at the intersection of geopolitical risk, ethics, and policymaking, with a focus on the EU and social cohesion.
She has built practical experience through internships across think tanks, private equity, and international law firms, contributing to projects on EU energy policy, dispute resolution, and sustainable investment strategies.
Alongside her professional experience, Matilde has taken on leadership roles in student organisations, moderating panels with NATO and EU policymakers, publishing analysis with political risk societies and articles in international relations journals. She is currently serving as a Young European Ambassador, where she organises events promoting EU values and civic engagement in Eastern Partnership countries.
Matthew Cogan
Matilde Calleri
Matilde Calleri
Matthew Cogan is a final year BSc International Relations student at the London School of Economics. Next year, he plans to pursue a Master’s specializing in International Political Economy. He has developed a global perspective through extensive international travel, volunteering, and professional experience, including internships with t
Matthew Cogan is a final year BSc International Relations student at the London School of Economics. Next year, he plans to pursue a Master’s specializing in International Political Economy. He has developed a global perspective through extensive international travel, volunteering, and professional experience, including internships with the Commonwealth War Graves Commission in Belgium and roles in event supervision and editorial work.