Signe Lassl is an Austrian Latter-day Saint leader and advocate for religious understanding, community engagement, and compassionate service. In May 2026, she became the first woman to serve as vice president of the Austrian national governing board of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

From 2015 to April 2026, Signe served as the Church’s national director of communications in Austria, leading a team of 17 people and coordinating public affairs initiatives, media relationships, and interfaith engagement. Her work has emphasized building understanding between the Church and the wider community.

Signe served an 18-month mission at the Salt Lake Temple visitors’ center in Utah. She later spent 11 years in the leadership of the Church’s women’s organization in eastern Austria, including nine years as a counselor and two years as president.

Professionally, Signe spent 30 years in sales and management in the consumer goods industry before pursuing a new direction focused on personal service. She founded Gemeinsam unterwegs (“Together on the Way”), an organization that provides companionship, activities, and individualized assistance, particularly for older adults.

Throughout her professional, community, and Church service, Signe has emphasized meaningful relationships, dignity, and the importance of helping people feel valued and connected. Her approach to leadership is grounded in her Christian faith and her commitment to bringing people together.