This U talk was recorded in the context of a DLD Sync conversation.
Our CEO, Helmut Schönenberger, got invited to speak with Steffi Czerny and Francesca Bria in a DLD Sync conversation. Drawing from a profound expertise in innovation management, the talk holds insights into the speakers' own ecosystems. They discuss ideas how the vision of the New European Bauhaus can be a catalyst for a new wave of entrepreneurial innovation across Europe.
In January 2021, the European Commission launched the New European Bauhaus - a creative and interdisciplinary initiative to accelerate the green transformation of our continent. The New European Bauhaus is dedicated to fostering, facilitating and catalyzing innovation at the intersection of art, science and technology. It is a call to action and a collective effort to imagine and build a future that is sustainable, inclusive - and beautiful. Building that future requires a team of architects, makers, operators, and supporters with many different skill sets. Therefore, cultivating entrepreneurial ecosystems that thrive through interdisciplinary collaboration is a core factor in manifesting this ambitious vision into real-world solutions.
Stream: Just follow this link a few minutes early on April 27, 4 pm, and you'll get to the stream right away.
Speakers:
Francesca Bria, member of the New European Bauhaus high-level roundtable and President of the newly created Italian National Innovation Fund
Prof. Dr. Helmut Schönenberger, Co-Founder and CEO UnternehmerTUM, Vice President Entrepreneurship at TUM
Hosted by Steffi Czerny, Managing Director of DLD Media and Co-Founder of DLD Conference
This talk was held in English.
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