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Mena Theißen-Helling

Mena Theißen-Helling

Dr.-Ing. Arch.

Dr. Mena Theißen-Helling is a trained architect with extensive experience in research, teaching, and professional practice. Her expertise lies in evidence-based design for hospitals and care facilities, as well as in the scientific evaluation of built healthcare environments.

As Managing Director (CEO), Dr. Theißen-Helling is responsible for strategically positioning ENAH as a thought leader in health-oriented architecture across Europe. With her strong academic background, she places great emphasis on establishing and maintaining collaborations with research institutions, industry partners, and policy stakeholders.

She also represents ENAH nationally and internationally, oversees fundraising activities, and develops long-term growth strategies.

With her expertise and extensive professional network, Dr. Theißen-Helling plays a key role in advancing ENAH as an interdisciplinary platform connecting architecture, health, and society.

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