Meet Liz, our Document Specialist
Liz-Mari (Liz) Carstens, also known as Liz, is an absolute whirlwind. And yes, those are her exact words.
“Everyone here gets the complete Liz experience.”
For Liz, one principle stands above all: daring to be yourself. Something she picked up during her many travels and living in various countries. Born in Namibia, raised in South Africa, then moved to Ghana, New Zealand, Australia, Malaysia and finally the Netherlands, this powerhouse doesn't shy away from a bit of culture shock. Going overseas was always the plan for her and her husband, as children of the Rainbow Nation.
But how did she find her way to a company like Salvia?
"Well, my husband and I used to visit Love My Curry, the Indian restaurant on High Tech Campus Eindhoven. Every time we went there, it hit me: wow, I really want to work on this Campus. It's one of the most stimulating places I've ever come across, with such an international vibe. So, I checked out their job listings, and there are just so many awesome innovative companies around."
However, Salvia stood out. Why?
"Their mission. Helping people with migraine and cluster headache, through a paper-thin implant. During my job interview, my excitement kept growing. I remember walking out of the building, telling myself, 'Alright, Liz, don't get your hopes up.'" But she didn't need to worry because Liz got hired as a document specialist. A role she had already built experience in earlier in her career.
Liz had only just joined the company when she witnessed the first patient being helped in the clinical trials. "I feel an immense sense of pride being part of something so massive and significant. This is truly something I didn't expect in life."
Truly being yourself – it's Liz's personal philosophy that she wishes for everyone. And she feels that authenticity at Salvia, and in The Netherlands. "I fit in. I can genuinely be myself. Everyone here gets the complete Liz experience. My travels taught me that. They led me to open my heart to people."
Page Title (H1)
Header (H2)
A subheading or chapter heading (H3)
Introductory text or a first paragraph of information on this subject. Write as naturally as possible and be nice and specific. If necessary, use AI software to help you get started, but definitely don't use it one-on-one. Search engines can penalize AI content.
Subheading (H4)
Here too there is more than enough room for a good story, an interesting article or background information. If necessary, use a summary:
- a summary is clear
- one can see the benefits or features at a glance
- also use search terms if necessary
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Another subheading (H4)
Do not use a Title Header (H1), but use an H2 Header instead. An H1 is actually a title of the page and may only appear once on a web page. The H2 is a kind of chapter and the other headers (H3 to H6) are subheadings and subheadings within the chapter. The order is important for the readability of visitors and search engines.
- a summary is clear
- one can see the benefits or features at a glance
- also use search terms if necessary
This way everything remains easy to read and understandable for the reader. People can also scroll directly to the topic they are interested in.
Paragraph heading style (H5)
This is another example of a heading. The headings H5 and H6 are usually used as paragraph headings, each with their own style.
Paragraph heading style (H6)
In the editor you can really see a difference in font size of all headers, but on the live website they have their own style.
Other options
Use a "quote". That looks like this:
This is a quote!
You can also put texts in bold, italic, etc.
Of maak een link naar een andere pagina of website.
And finally, you can also create Superscript(1) and Subscript(2) text.
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Salvia awarded €5.1M funding from European Innovation Council
Today, the European Innovation Council (EIC) announced Salvia was awarded a €5.1M blended funding award from EIC’s accelerator program for the clinical development of a complementary chronic cluster headache indication for its innovative neuromodulation system.