Frederik Willi Hennig represented the University of Bonn as a member of the team for the 32nd Willem C. Vis Moot, reaching the Round of 8 and earning an Honourable Mention for Best Individual Oralist. A semester abroad at Mykolas Romeris University in Vilnius allowed him to specialize further, focusing on international insolvency law and international tax law. Currently studying law at the University of Bonn, Willi has most recently applied his legal training in an industry setting, first as an intern at RWE AG and now as a working student at RWE Offshore Wind GmbH, where he continues to build his practical legal expertise. Willi has remained closely tied to the Vis Moot, arbitrating friendly rounds at the DIS Pre-Moot and supporting the team through the Bonn Moot Association. Now having the opportunity to serve as this year's coach, Willi is thrilled to support the University of Bonn team throughout the upcoming season.

Max Meier discovered his passion for international arbitration while participating in the 29th Willem C. Vis Moot as a member of the University of Bonn team. Since the competition, he has continuously expanded his expertise in dispute resolution through several years of practical experience as a student assistant at a major international law firm, working on both litigation and arbitration matters. After spending a semester abroad at Sciences Po Paris, Max recently completed his first state examination and now works as a research assistant at another major international law firm, where he continues to deepen his expertise in international dispute resolution.

Beyond his professional experience, Max has remained actively involved in the Bonn Moot Association, supporting successive Vis Moot teams and helping organize the Bonn Soldan Pre-Moot on several occasions. He also served as a coach of the University of Bonn’s Soldan Moot Court team, guiding students throughout the written and oral phases of the competition. He is excited to return to the Vis Moot as a coach and looks forward to supporting this year's University of Bonn team throughout the competition.

Bette Liv Wissing is currently studying law with a specialization in Private International Law and Comparative Law. Through this, she has deepened her interest in international legal issues and international dispute resolution. As part of the FFA programme, she further broadened her knowledge of Anglo-American law and international arbitration. She represented the University of Bonn as a member of the team for the 31st Willem C. Vis Moot, where the team reached the Round of 32 and received an award for their written submission. Bette is currently in the final stretch of her legal studies, working towards the completion of her state examination. Drawing on her own experience as a team member, she is excited to return to the Vis Moot as a coach and looks forward to supporting this year's University of Bonn team together with her fellow coaches throughout the competition.