Private balconies in the city are rare, although they not only make life in the city more pleasant and livable, but also provide a retreat to relax from the hectic city life and enjoy fresh air. This is where Florian Holzmayer's company "Balcosy" comes into play!
The #glaubandich STARTUP ACADEMY of Erste Bank und Sparkassen, together with REWE Group and Clever Clover, supports founders in the FMCG and agricultural sectors to bring their innovative product ideas to the market and to retail. Together with Creative Marion Grammel from The Early Birds and DYNACT Management Consulting GmbH, the basis for this concept was developed and implemented for the fourth year in a row as a successful format that helps shape and enrich the start-up scene in Austria.
In her book "Creative Intelligence in Business", the author and consultant proves how creativity and entrepreneurship go hand in hand.
How art and creativity create an incentive to capture a restaurant visit on camera: the cooperation of young artist Julia Auly with fast food pioneer Wrapstars
The new "Creative Lunch Club" by social media marketer Klaus Heller, networks you easily and informally with like-minded people from the creative industries over lunch.
All it takes is a bike ride through Vienna and an idea is born. Vienna books are nothing new, but what happens when you give an artist free rein while strolling through the capital with a small notebook in her luggage? The result is a masterpiece of stories that are worth seeing - literally.
Petra Stelzmüller wins with her "Brooch of Thetis" in the category: Excellent Product Design / Lifestyle and Fashion at the German Design Awards.
Sending music as an analog, high-quality advertising medium by mail? The Tyroleans Kenneth Winkler and Alexander Wörle make it possible.
With her extraordinary design product "Ludo" Theresa Egger manages to combine functionality and design in the living room.
Matthias Lechner founded NFBrands.X, Austria's first full-service Web3 and Metaverse agency, and was surprised by it himself.
