REAL LIFE
The parallel agenda that doesn't deserve the name. Because first of all, it takes place while the tracks are underway. And second of all, it doesn't strictly consist of agenda items, but rather could be seen as a positive provocation. But that is not really self-explanatory. Therefore let's start again:
It happens all day and the whole time.
In the building and on the grounds. Antithesis to the hustle and bustle. Interaction and movement. Stimulation and excitement. Inspiration and irritation. Calm and fury. Compromises and controversies.
All of this in forms and formats that will surprise you.
9:30 A.M. - ALL DAY AND THE WHOLE TIME
All participants from all tracks
As soon as you enter the atrium, you'll understand why we're talking about “volume” here in such a secretive way...
We just have to keep beating around the bush because, firstly, we want to keep it as a big surprise. And secondly, it is still one for us, too. Just this much: We will create a lot of space with just air.
Everything that inspires and grounds us takes place in the “volume”. Everything that searches and makes an impression. Everything that rubs the wrong way and rounds off the day. Everything that let's you dive in and take off. Are you ready? We're excited, too.
3:30 P.M. - GRAND FINALE
Klaus Motoki Tonn, Digital Mindfulness Trainer, Ikigai Master, Author, Musician at findezukunft.com
Workshop: The Japanese Way. Deepening the impulses of the day.
Jens Verstaen and Carsten Bente, AEB
Live podcast: Borderless simplicity? Central customs clearance in the EU as an efficiency driver
ARTHELPS and Simon Schaller
Creative station: Antithesis to the hustle and bustle. Interaction and movement. Stimulation and excitement.
Janine Lampprecht, CEO and Founder,
Grenzlotsen
Impulse and interaction: How does it work? Balancing family and career. Or career and family?
Thomas Lanners, myclimate Deutschland
Workshop: Using data and methods to work on your own carbon footprint and handprint.
Dennis Herrmann, ARTHELPS
Insights: The physics of volume. How ARTHELPS creates space for movement with plenty of air.
