The transition to a sustainable society starts with you
At Tomorrow University, we believe that the path to a sustainable society begins within our community. Our mission is clear: to educate and empower our learners to effect positive change.
Last week, learners from our growing community across Europe gathered in Frankfurt for a two-day meetup. This event provided a unique opportunity for members to connect, learn, grow, and have fun in person, parallel to our virtual learning journey. These meetups are essential for our community as they allow us to build relationships offline, which is an invaluable experience.
The theme for this meetup was "Creating Growth and Jobs for a New Era," it was all about navigating and shaping the dynamic landscape of professional opportunities and economic success.
The event was a unique experience,
🧡 with around 80 learners attending
🌱 alongside our Sustainability Stakeholders & Partners,
🎉 and countless moments of connection and inspiration.
We started our first day at Deutsche Bank in Frankfurt with an energetic welcome note from our founders, Thomas Funke and Christian Rebernik. This was followed by a keynote from Dr. Jan Gutenberg, Head of Sustainability at Deutsche Bank on the topic of sustainability, which set the stage for our mission.
Next, Linda Köpper from our partner neosfer shared some interesting insights on the IMPACT Festival and how to implement sustainability measures in event planning and management, such as serving only vegan food during the event.
The community got to test the Apple Vision Pro Headset during a break between our partner panels. After an exciting morning, we had lunch, mingled, and chatted. The energy was high as we moved on to the second part of our program—a deep chat led by our Sustainability Professor, Sami Asad. He helped our learners reconnect with their mission statements, which is a vital part of their learning journey at Tomorrow University. It serves as the North Star of their journey.
Lukas Hoyos, from our partner Rentenbank, hosted a workshop next on their Idea Camp, an initiative allowing founders to meet AgriFood experts. The Idea Camp is your chance to meet future shapers from the agri-food industry, exchange ideas with mentors, find co-founders, and win great prizes!
Last on the program for this day was an all-female panel featuring inspiring guests, including Marie Günther, Head of HR at Bosch, Carolina Yeo, Founder of &ahead, and Anna Kazmierczak, Seed investor at Plug and Play Tech Center, sharing the investor, founder, and corporate perspective on creating growth and jobs for a new era.
On the second day of our meetup, our community took over the stage to explore various topics. Louis Raschdorf discussed the three levels of communication, Flor Diniello shared insights on coaching and self-reflection, and Sami Asad led the final mission reconnection session. The program was fantastic, and the discussions were energetic.
After the event, our learners explored the nightlife in Frankfurt and connected. It was a unique experience to meet our learners in person, discuss, and grow together.
Our mission is to educate and equip our learners to make a positive impact. Our quarterly immersive meetups provide a unique opportunity for our growing community of change-makers to unite and drive change. We all stand for our beliefs and work towards a sustainable future.
Stay tuned as we continue to dive into these critical topics and discover new ways to make a difference.