Join Rob Aalders and me this Tuesday, September 8th at 1500 hrs Berlin to connect with your peers in the West of Germany and share innovation insights and experiences as a part of the innov8rs unconference.
We will also share from our own experience with corporate innovation and startups.
As some of you might know, I also run a company called +ANDERSEN & ASSOCIATES on the side. We help medium and large companies and organisations around the world get serious about innovation and delivering actual results instead of PowerPoints.
I thought I’d take a couple of minutes to update you on how we’ve been adapting to better meet your needs in these trying times.
tl;dr – We now offer all our programs and services also via remote (in the best possible quality available today) as an option for you.
Whether you’re back in the regular office or still working remotely from home, we’re providing you with our popular programs like directly to you in the conferencing tools you already use, in the quality you’ve come to expect.
Everything you’re seeing in this video is taken directly from our streaming studio. This is how it actually looks in your normal conferencing app.
And for the highest quality possible over the Internet today, we also offer a completely new direct point to point streaming solution – in full HD, with no dropped frames, no screen freeze, and no audio issues.
Also, by popular demand we’re now offering moderation and management of internal and public online events for those of you looking for quality outsourced alternatives.
For those of you who are new to remote working and online collaboration, have no fear, we of course offer you training, both for your managers and for all of the program participants in advance.
Recently I was interviewed by Telekom about corporate incubation, corporate entrepreneurship and what really “failure” means in the context of Lean Startup.
Recently I was honored and delighted to be invited to keynote the opening of the new digital HUB in Aachen, where I spoke about why and how corporations engage with startups (and sometimes vice versa).
As a known startup evangelist, the venue was perhaps the most fitting I’ve spoken at so far. The event was held in the digital church, a church converted to a coworking space!
I think it’s safe to say the opening sparked some interest… The digital church was packed!
That guy…
These were the slides I used:
Dr. Michael Bayer of IHK Aachen welcoming us to the opening of the digitalHUB Aachen – and what a location; The first coworking space in a church in Germany!
Recently I had the pleasure to sponsor the Essener Energie Forum 2017 through my company +ANDERSEN & ASSOCIATES and together with Alexander Küppers from Statkraft Ventures, I offered my Pitching Masterclass as a part of the symposium’s workshops.
The Essener Energie Forum is a yearly student-run interdisciplinary symposium on energy technology, innovation and politics in Essen, Germany.
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