Beatrice Tarka

Beatrice Tarka

Founder & CEO at Pixplora

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About Beatrice

I am a…

Business adviser, Business mentor, Connector, Entrepreneur, Idea generator, Parent, Sales specialist, Social entrepreneur, Technologist, World traveler

Bio

Beatrice is a serial entrepreneur and mom of 3 children. She co-founded and run 3 companies. Beatrice has over 20 years of experience in the consumer and travel technology space. Co-founder and CEO of Mobissimo.com a travel search engine based in USA and 12 other countries. Co-founder and CEO of Axall Media a game publisher and developer; she has engineered the acquisition of two companies, negotiated licensing deals with Hearst and MGM / UA and completed distribution deals in 20 countries. Co-founder of France Portage, a press distribution database provider, which was subsequently acquired by France Telecom.

I'm passionate about

Family, my children and condition of children in large. Being helpful and compassionate towards other people, act and not only talk. Love technology, internet, photography, travel and problem solving

An idea worth spreading

I am determined to help spread awareness and fundraise to fadvance the research for 'Butterfly Children" children and adults suffering from terrible genetic disease called Epidermolysis Bullosa. Here is a testimony of Jonathan suffering this disease: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuYxGtuBSgk http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epidermolysis_bullosa. I am putting together marketing experts, and social evangelists to help me put together "My guilty pleasure" social challenge campaign to help spread the awareness about EB and Butterfly children. Join me to help!

Areas of expertise

Internet, Web technologies, ecommerce, travel, entrepreneurship,

The TED story

This is my first TED event I will attend in person. I have followed many talks via Videos. I am looking forward to meeting of amazing attendees and speakers.

Things you might not know

Whenever I have time I draw, design and create cloths. I design shoes, would love to learn to do myself a first prototype and later produce and sell them. Seeing women in my shoes would be awesome :)