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Next Renaissance:How to shape a better future together We believe that the creative and cultural sectors, and especially the blending of scientific, technological, cultural and artistic knowledge, can be a catalytic driver to both imagine and realise possible futures. We aim to develop a global movement that sees this task as common sense and urgent. It argues for a paradigm shift in how we think, plan and act.  Register now! Be part of the Next Rennaisance Movement The Next Renaissance is a flagship initiative of the newly founded EIT Culture & Creativity. Our aim for the Next Renaissance platform is to promote the need to dramatically reassess our ethics, values and priorities in addressing the major problems of our times.   What you will get Learn to know the Next Renaissance actions Get inspired by architects of the future Know how to get involved to create new rules and ethics how to shape our future Our Speakers Veronika Liebl Managing Director FESTIVAL PRIX EXHIBITIONS at Ars Electronica Linz Veronika Liebl (AT) is currently the Managing Director of the Festival/Prix/Exhibitions department at Ars Electronica. She studied economic and business science at Johannes Kepler University in Linz (graduated in 2010) with study visits at Harvard University (US) and Université de Fribourg (CH) and has an interdisciplinary background in non-profit and innovation management. Since 2011, she has been in charge of cultural management and European project development at Ars Electronica Linz and serves as a member of the Linz City Culture Council and Linz' UNESCO City of Media Arts Executive Board. She leads Ars Electronica's European collaboration projects in the field of culture, research & education and has developed, launched, and executed numerous EU projects such as the STARTS Prize. Jury Krpan established the Kapelica Gallery in 1995 as a non-governmental and non-profit organization. He has been the senior curator since its inception. In his role as a curator and commissioner, he has contributed to numerous national and international exhibitions and festivals. In recent years, he has curated presentations and surveys of contemporary investigative art in Slovenia, participated in various art juries and served as the artistic director of the Kesnikova Institute. He is also involved in developing systemic solutions for innovation design, using artistic ideations as catalysts for innovation processes. Jurij Krpan has lectured on the artistic and cultural profiles of the Kapelica Gallery and the Kersnikova Institute in Slovenia and abroad. He was honored with the title of Ambassador of smart specialization of the Republic of Slovenia by the Government Office for Development and European Cohesion Policy in 2019 and is currently a member of the National Council of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia. Jurij Krpan Art Director at Kersnikova Institute John Palmesino Architect & Co-founder of Territorial Agency John Palmesino is an architect and urbanist who, together with Ann-Sofi Rönnskog, co-founded Territorial Agency, an independent organization in London. Their work combines architecture, science, art, advocacy, and action to promote comprehensive territorial transformations. Notable projects include 'Oceans in Transformation' commissioned by TBA21–Academy and 'Sensible Zone' at la Biennale di Venezia. John also teaches at the AA Architectural Association and is a founding member of multiplicity, an international network of researchers. They are the chief curators of the upcoming 7th Lisbon Triennale in 2025 and have been honored with the STARTS 21 Prize. Register now! First Name Last Name E-Mail Country Organisation From which sector are you?: – Bitte auswählen –higher education pointvocational and training institutionresearch institut and think tankone-person business or freelancerbusiness corporation or large enterprisesmall and medium enterprisestudentstart upchamber of commerce, industry and craftscreative hub or cultural centresectoral association or networkgovernamental institution or networkgovernamental institution or agencylocal or regional authorityactivist association or networkpress and media Other: Dieses Feld bitte nicht ausfüllen! The event is fully booked! Please join the waiting list by completing the form below. As soon as we have free capacities, we will contact you via e-mail. Please note that depending on which program items you have chosen, you will be entered in our waiting list system. I would like to participate at the Opening of the European Culture & Creativity Days. In the forenoon I would like to participate at my chosen panel: – Bitte auswählen –Next MaterialsNext ManufacturingNext Renaissance In the afternoon I would like to participate at my chosen forum: – Bitte auswählen –Policy ForumInvestors ForumOpen Data of the Past Forum I would like to subscribe to the Kreativwirtschaft Austria Newsletter It should be noted that the data provided in the registration will be processed by Kreativwirtschaft Austria and the EIT Culture & Creativity for the purpose of organizing the Culture & Creativity Days. 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Welcome to the European Culture & Creativity DaysVienna Join us in celebrating EIT Culture & Creativity, the newest Knowledge and Innovation Community within the European Institute of Technology.  EIT Culture & Creativity aims to strengthen the European cultural and creative sectors and industries (CCSI) by connecting creatives and organizations with Europe’s largest innovation network, investing in cultural and creative talent, in innovation and entrepreneurship within sectors, and in connections to other industries. Register now! We are excited to announce the opening of our co-location center in the vibrant city of Vienna. This center is strategically designed to bring our services closer to creative minds, policy makers, industry leaders, artists, cultural heritage enthusiasts, academia, research & innovation professionals and investors – particularly in the South East Europe and Alpine Space regions. Together, we will co-create a desirable future.   Get ready to embark on a journey of innovation, inspiration, and creativity. We look forward to welcoming you at the Opening of the European Culture & Creativity Days! Our Speakers Eva Landrichtinger Secretary General of the Federal Ministry of Labor and Economy Eva Landrichtinger, studied law at the University of Vienna and has experience in labor and social policy, previously working as a consultant for Federal Ministers Harald Mahrer, Gernot Blümel, and Alexander Schallenberg. Since January 7, 2020, she has been serving as Chief of Staff at the Federal Ministry of Labor, Family and Youth. With the reorganization of the ministry on February 1, 2021, she also took on the role of Secretary General under Federal Minister Martin Kocher. Eva Landrichtinger continues to hold these positions with the establishment of the new Federal Ministry of Labor and Economics since September 1, 2022. Amelie Groß has been Vice President of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber since 2020 and is intensively dedicated to the question of how Austria can be made fit for the future. In doing so, she places a special focus on the creative industries, which not only act as a driving force, but also as a decisive economic factor. Amelie Gross Vice President  of the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber Gerhard Hirczi Managing Director Vienna Business Agencys Gerhard Hirczi has led the Vienna Business Agency as its Managing Director since 2009. Following his graduation in macroeconomics at the University of Graz, he started his career with a Viennese consulting company in 1985. From there he moved to the Austrian Federal Chancellery. From 1997 to 2009, Gerhard Hirczi acted as Siemens Austria’s secretary general, and later became Head of HR for Siemens´s CEE cluster, overseeing a staff of over 40,000. Dr. Paul Ruebig, born in Wels (Upper Austria), was member of the European Parliament from 1996 to 2019. He is married and has two children. As president of the HTL Alumni Club Steyr he has always been engaged in the technical education of young people. In 2019 Paul Ruebig was appointed to the Advisory Board of Rübig Holding GmbH. He is also member of the Governing Board of the EIT (European Institute of Innovation & Technology) and member of the European Economic and Social Committee. In 2022 Paul Ruebig was appointed as External Advisor to the Board of Directors of Water Europe. Paul Rübig Member of the EIT Governing Board and the EESC Gerin Trautenberger Chairman of the Kreativwirtschaft Austria Gerin Trautenberger is the Chairman of Kreativwirtschaft Austria, a prominent figure in the creative industry. With his deep understanding of the sector, he has played a pivotal role in promoting and supporting the growth of creative businesses in Austria.  Bernd Fesel is the CEO of EIT Culture & Creativity, a renowned leader in the field of cultural and creative industries. With his extensive experience and visionary approach, he has successfully fostered innovation and collaboration within the sector. Bernd Fesel CEO EIT Culture & Creativity Carla C. Hjort Founder and Director of Space10 Carla Cammilla Hjort is a creative and cultural entrepreneur with a deep passion for building & nurturing communities, supporting corporate transformation and bringing radical ideas to life.   Carla started her first creative studio ArtRebels in 2006 and has since added multiple ventures to her portfolio, such as Trailerpark Festival, Social Service Club and latest SPACE10 -  an independent future-living lab fully dedicated to and proudly supported by IKEA. Just last year she was asked to set up and lead a new philanthropic foundation for architecture & design, called re:arc institute. Driven by her belief in creative solutions to societal challenges, Carla initiates concepts and projects, and nurtures communities that aim to deliver positive change in the world. Since the age of seventeen, Carla’s personal journey has been fueled by a desire to find the deeper meaning of life and influenced greatly by western and eastern philosophy. In addition to being an entrepreneur, Carla also spends a lot of time mentoring and supporting young creative entrepreneurs Register now! 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The European Culture & Creativity Days Vienna are part of the EIT Culture & Creativity financed by the European Union and the principal partner Business Agency Vienna, hosted by Kreativwirtschaft Austria.

Next Materials:How to bring circular materials from the lab to the market? Explore the impact of advanced and circular materials on architecture and design. Discover how sustainable approaches can enhance competitiveness while aligning with the EU's circular economy goals. Don't miss the chance to learn about the intersection of science, design, and sustainability. Learn how to seamlessly transfer material novelties from the lab to buildings and products. Register now! Cultural and Creative Industries have immense influence over materials' perception, adoption, and evolution, catalyzing a more sustainable and dynamic future. Creatives can rethink material usage, incorporating eco-friendly materials and designing for easy disassembly and recycling to promote circularity, thereby reducing waste and conserving resources.   What you will get Embrace eco-friendly material innovations for design and architecture Explore the impact of advanced and circular materials on architecture and design Discuss how material innovations can be better transferred from lab to market Learn how design promotes circularity within the industry, reducing waste and conserving valuable resources Our Speakers Reanne Leuning Deputy Chairwoman of Kreativwirtschaft Austria; AWO CCI Reanne Leuning heads Advantage Austria's creative industries export program. Her role involves fostering global connections for Austrian creative entrepreneurs, driving their economic growth, and advocating for cross-border collaboration. Her efforts aim to foster a diverse, sustainable global economy by showcasing creativity and innovation."     “Circular materials play a crucial role in the creative industries, driving sustainable design practices. They enable inventive projects that prioritize resource efficiency, waste reduction, and novel product innovation.” Franz Riebenbauer, is the Founder, CEO, and Creative Director of Studio Riebenbauer and SR-Products, Studio Riebenbauer's new product company. After graduating as a graphic designer, he started his journey at Jung von Matt in Hamburg and DDB Berlin. In 2003, he founded Studio Riebenbauer - a global creative studio working in all fields of creativity with studios in Vienna, Berlin, and Los Angeles. Franz Riebenbauer is a member of the Creative Club Austria and has served on major creative juries. He is also a lecturer at the University of Applied Arts Vienna and the UCLA Department of Architecture and Design, as well as a visiting professor at the University of Applied Sciences Graz. He mostly lives and works in Los Angeles and Vienna."     “A circular design approach is no longer an add on to a project, it’s a key principle to every solution and the fundament of a forward thinking concept.” Franz Riebenbauer  CEO and Creative Director at Studio Riebenbauer Thorsten Schwerte Director of Zoology at Leopold-Franzens University of Innsbruck Dr. Thorsten Schwerte, biologist, leads Innsbruck's Institute of Zoology, excelling in bioinspiration, bionics and bringing in the perspective what we can learn from biology in terms of materiality. As CEO of a mixed-reality media publishing house, Thorsten is fostering innovation at the intersection of science and creative industries. Co-founder and director of Identity Designers, Dagmar Zvonickova Fredholm is a link between spaces and identities, creating impactful designs worldwide. In 2022, she launched Novavita Lab, pioneering sustainable materials from recycled ingredients. Dagmar's journey began with academic success, including winning an international competition the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat  for redefining tall buildings of the future. Prior to her entrepreneurial ventures, she gained valuable experience at renowned design studios (Design Haus Liberty, Eva Jiricna, Grimshaw), contributing to projects spanning high-end interiors, innovative placemaking, and iconic architectural landmarks. Dagmar Zvonickova Fredholm Co-Founder of IDENTITY DESIGNERS & NOVAVITA Andrea Kessler Co-Founder of materialnomaden GmbH Andrea Kessler ist co-founder of materialnomaden gmbh, circular design & architecture and HarvestMAP eGen - platform for re:use. Both companies act as pioneer in developing an implementing processes for a circular economy within the construction sector as well as the creative industries. Register now! First Name Last Name E-Mail Country Organisation From which sector are you?: – Bitte auswählen –higher education pointvocational and training institutionresearch institut and think tankone-person business or freelancerbusiness corporation or large enterprisesmall and medium enterprisestudentstart upchamber of commerce, industry and craftscreative hub or cultural centresectoral association or networkgovernamental institution or networkgovernamental institution or agencylocal or regional authorityactivist association or networkpress and media Other: Dieses Feld bitte nicht ausfüllen! The event is fully booked! Please join the waiting list by completing the form below. As soon as we have free capacities, we will contact you via e-mail. Please note that depending on which program items you have chosen, you will be entered in our waiting list system. I would like to participate at the Opening of the European Culture & Creativity Days. In the forenoon I would like to participate at my chosen panel: – Bitte auswählen –Next MaterialsNext ManufacturingNext Renaissance In the afternoon I would like to participate at my chosen forum: – Bitte auswählen –Policy ForumInvestors ForumOpen Data of the Past Forum I would like to subscribe to the Kreativwirtschaft Austria Newsletter It should be noted that the data provided in the registration will be processed by Kreativwirtschaft Austria and the EIT Culture & Creativity for the purpose of organizing the Culture & Creativity Days. This consent can be revoked at any time and without giving reasons by sending an e-mail to kreativwirtschaft@wko.at – your data will then be removed immediately. 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Open Data of the Past:How uniting creative minds with digital cultural heritage not only shines a light on historical treasures but also propels us to aim for the stars? Creative innovators are pivotal in shaping the Big (Open) Data of the Past – an endeavour undertaken by the Time Machine network bridging Europe's history with cutting-edge digital technology, resulting in a shared digital system that intricately maps the ongoing tapestry of Europe’s economic, social, cultural, and geographical evolution. Our society thrives on imaginative thinkers, and this is your chance to become part of a transformative movement that will sculpt Europe's future by creating and exploring the Big (Open) Data of the Past. Join us in discovering how 3D visualizations can unlock cultural heritage data and how digital cultural heritage has the ability to intensify your tourism adventures, enrich museum visits and learning/gaming environment. Register now! Our Speakers Thomas Aigner Vice President Time Machine Organisation Thomas Aigner is a Vice President at the Time Machine Organisation, where he tirelessly works to advocate for the preservation of our past. With a doctorate in history and archival sciences, he served as the Archives Director at the St. Pölten Diocesan Archives for almost three decades, from 1995 to 2022. Furthermore, he founded ICARUS, the International Centre for archival research, and has been at the forefront of leading digitization efforts in various international projects aimed at safeguarding our cultural heritage. Michael Klein is a visionary CEO of 7Reasons, known for his pioneering work in virtual archaeology and digital heritage. With over 20 years of experience, he is devoted to sharing scientific knowledge and bringing history to life through his expertise in 3D animation. Michael Klein CEO 7Reasons Linnéa Richter Head of Creative Concepts, fluxguide Linnéa Richter is the Head of Creative Concepts at fluxguide, where she specializes in driving digital transformation for museums. With a seamless combination of education and technology, she brings ideas to life with her creative approach, always focused on finding solutions and achieving goals. Linnéa's expertise lies in seamlessly integrating education and technology, making her a valuable asset in the field of digital transformation for museums. Alexander Pfeiffer is an innovator in emerging technologies, known for his groundbreaking work in establishing the Emerging Technology Experience Lab at the University for Continuing Education Krems (UWK) in Austria. With a deep passion for lifelong learning, he continuously pushes the boundaries of knowledge and exploration in his field. As a visionary, he serves as a bridge between academia and industry, fostering collaboration and driving impactful advancements in the fast-evolving landscape of technology. Alexander Pfeiffer Leading blockchain & game-based education researcher at MIT & Austrian Academy of Sciences fellow Urska Starc-Peceny Chief Innovation Officer and Lead of Tourism 4.0 Department, ARCTUR Urška Starc-Peceny, PhD, is an accomplished innovation specialist with expertise in business communication and new technologies. She received her international education in Slovenia, Italy, and Austria. In 2001, her PhD thesis entitled "Netlife" paved the way in research of collaboration design in an AI and big data-driven reality. With over 20 years of experience as an entrepreneur across Europe and the Middle East, Urška currently serves as Chief Innovation Officer at Arctur Ltd., where she leads the Tourism 4.0 department. In this role, she is dedicated to spreading Industry 4.0 technologies into the tourism sector to create a better future for all. She is proud to be part of several flagship projects co-creating the European Transition Pathway, including data spaces for tourism and cultural heritage, and Smart Tourism Destinations. She is deeply passionate about digital innovation of heritage. Living between Slovenia and Vienna, Austria, she leads the NASA Space Apps Challenge and serves as a university lecturer on smart-related topics. Register now! 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The European Culture & Creativity Days Vienna are part of the EIT Culture & Creativity financed by the European Union and the principal partner Business Agency Vienna, hosted by Kreativwirtschaft Austria.

Next Manufacturing:How unique aesthetics and sustainable approaches bring fashion production back to Europe The endless creation of new clothes comes with a heavy environmental price. The following numbers cannot be repeated often enough: Every year the sector requires 93 billion cubic meters of water, which is enough to meet the consumption needs of five million people, and is responsible for around 20% of industrial water pollution. Cotton production uses 6% of the world’s pesticides and 16% of insecticides. 30% of the clothes are thrown away before being worn. The industry produces an estimated 92 million tons of textiles waste annually, much of which is burnt or finds its way to landfill, while less than 1% of used clothing is recycled into new garments. Register now! New aesthetics, technologies and crafts In the panel we show creative ways to rethink the complex and environmentally harmful textile manufacturing processes into smart, aesthetically pleasing, and eco-friendly practices through the application of arts and creativity. We explore the potential of blending technology, creativity and new aesthetics. We show how to rework surplus fabrics into distinctive aesthetic, functional, sustainable design to a mainstream fashion audience combining luxury with integrity. We explore a radical regenerative experiment of circular manufacturing from seed to shoe. We present the new powerful Fashion Agenda of the EIT Culture and Creativity and discuss how traditional craftmanship can be transformed for the fashion of tomorrow.    What you will get Explore together with designers, manufacturers and researchers innovative ways to transform the textile industry through smart, aesthetically pleasing, and eco-friendly practices by blending technology, creativity and new aesthetics. Learn how surplus fabrics can be reworked in combining luxury with integrity.  Get inspired by a radical regenerative experiment of circular manufacturing from seed to shoe.  Get to know the new powerful Fashion Agenda of the EIT Culture and Creativity and Discuss transformation of traditional craftsmanship for tomorrow's fashion. Our Speakers Christiane Luible-Bär University of Arts Linz Head of Department Fashion and Technology Christiane Luible is a professor and co-director of the Fashion & Technology department at the University of Arts Linz. Her scientific work focuses on practice-oriented design research for the field of fashion. She is currently leading the national FWF Peek project Fashion & Robotics and has collaborated on groundbreaking EU research projects such as Re-FREAM, Leapfrog, E-Tailor, or Haptex     “New design and manufacturing methods of clothing represent a significant opportunity for this industry in terms of economics, supply chain transparency and traceability as well as creating new, circular business models and associated jobs.” Christopher Raeburn is a British fashion designer with a unique and innovative approach to creating menswear, womenswear and accessories collections. Graduating from London’s Royal College of Art in 2006, Raeburn set up his own studio in 2009 and later that year his eponymous label, showing his first collection at London Fashion Week. Raeburn’s remade ethos guides and influences every aspect of his design and development process. His product is defined by a distinctive aesthetic, meticulous detail, considered functionality and sustainable intelligence, bringing sustainable design to a mainstream fashion audience and presenting luxury with integrity. Throughout the last decade Christopher Raeburn collaborated with Moncler, Barbour, Victorinox, Rapha Cycles, Clarks Footwear and the V&A. Christopher Raeburn is also the winner of a British Fashion Award, three UK Fashion and Textile Awards and GQ Men of the Year recipient for the Best Emerging Designer category. Christopher Raeburn Raeburn Design Miriam Kathrein Head of AFA Futures at the Austrian Fashion Association Miriam Kathrein is the head of AFA Futures, the newly formed division of the Austrian Fashion Association that focuses on equitable sustainability and social change through creative work and forward-thinking fashion design for a broad audience. She explores the areas of design justice, just sustainability, and design as social practice with a focus on future-forward, radical, and highly creative fashion practice that creates not only garments and textile artifacts, but also a social fabric full of optimism, and hope. Gert Rücker managing  director of family-owned textile manufacturer JMB Fashion. He  has steered JMB Fashion Team to numerous accolades, including being recognized as the "Family- and Women-Friendly Enterprise" twice. Their commitment to sustainability and responsible business practices was further celebrated with the TRIGOS award and the title of "Company of the Year". Georg Rücker knows the ups and downs and opportunities from European textile production through valuable insights and experiences at "Textile production in 4. Generation. Gert Rücker Business Owner of JMB Fashion Sophia Guggenberger Designer and Visual Artist Sophia Guggenberger is a designer/maker continuously working on developing alternative strategies for the production of footwear. Her work focuses on sustainability and the development of multi-perspective solutions for the conception and manufacturing of products with a holistic approach to social, technical and material aspects. The aim is to develop ecological and economic models that create sustainable perspectives for a fast moving world.Together with Eugenia Morpurgo The project Syntropia develops a shoe based on biomaterials which can grow on and be harvested from the same regenerative polycultural field. Jenny Kornmacher works as interim innovation director at EIT Culture & Creativity. Her task is to develop new innovation structures with focus on the cultural and creative industries and sectors. Jenny Kornmacher also works for the Swedish region Skåne with the development of cultural and creative industries and sectors. Both on European and regional level her professional focus is to support innovation within the creative sector but also to work with the sector’s innovation potential through collaboration with other industries and areas of society: cross innovation. During the last ten year’s Jenny Kornmacher has worked in different EU countries continuously developing new frameworks, methods and approaches in order to promote sustainability, transformation and innovation through cross-sector collaboration. Jenny Kornmacher Interim Innovation Director at EIT Culture & Creativity Register now! 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In the forenoon I would like to participate at my chosen panel: – Bitte auswählen –Next MaterialsNext ManufacturingNext Renaissance In the afternoon I would like to participate at my chosen forum: – Bitte auswählen –Policy ForumInvestors ForumOpen Data of the Past Forum I would like to subscribe to the Kreativwirtschaft Austria Newsletter It should be noted that the data provided in the registration will be processed by Kreativwirtschaft Austria and the EIT Culture & Creativity for the purpose of organizing the Culture & Creativity Days. This consent can be revoked at any time and without giving reasons by sending an e-mail to kreativwirtschaft@wko.at – your data will then be removed immediately. The following applies:Datenschutzerklärung I read the terms and conditions of participation and accept them. The European Culture & Creativity Days Vienna are part of the EIT Culture & Creativity financed by the European Union and the principal partner Business Agency Vienna, hosted by Kreativwirtschaft Austria.

Investment Forum:Why are Creative Industries a prime opportunity for Investors & Start Ups? Unveil the extraordinary potential within the creative industries at our exclusive Investment Forum:  Pioneering pathways for investors & startups. From the captivating realms of gaming and media to the pulsating beats of fashion and music, a universe of opportunities awaits visionary investors and dynamic startups. Get inspired by pitches of selected startups from the culture and creative industries of south east europe and the alps, and get to know how to be part of the EIT Culture & Creativity Investors Club to exchange ideas with like-minded individuals and engage with inspiring startups. Register now! Where Impact Meets Profit Dive into a realm where financial gains intertwine seamlessly with social and environmental impact. Our Investment Forum is your gateway to unlocking the treasures of cultural and creative industries. Explore the symbiotic expectations of investors and startups, while gaining insights into the support structures provided by EIT Culture & Creativity. Uncover good practices and opportunities within the startup hotspot Vienna.   What you will get ... as a creative startup: insights and information on how to approach investors  establish grounds for great collaboration  identify optimal access points for investments  draw lessons from creative startups that have already started this journey.  ... as an Investor: specific culture and creative industry knowledge an understanding of the distinct financial requirements of the cultural and creative industries,  access to impact and passion driven businesses Our Speakers Kambis Kohsanal-Vajargah Head of Startups; Wirtschaftskammer Österreich Kambis Kohansal Vajargah is Head of Startup-Services at the Austrian Federal Economic Chamber. He is the founding partner of several startup companies, including whatchado, Saturo, Carployee, Freebiebox or ALVERI and angel investor at Gateway Ventures and Founders of Europe. The World Economic Forum has chosen him as a European Digital Leader guiding the digital transformation of Europe. Besides, he is advisory board member at SXSW Pitch, juror at the World Summit Awards and European Youth Award and has been named Austrian ambassador for integration. Since 2011, he has been actively advising startups from all over the world how to scale up their ventures globally. His motto: Believe. Execute. Learn Mehjabeen Patrick is a seasoned leader with a 25+ year track record in finance and investment, empowering creative SMEs, and driving innovation in Europe's cultural and creative sectors. A true catalyst for growth and change. Mehjabeen has raised multimillion-pound funds, supporting over 1000 creative sector SMEs with capital and business support. Additionally, she serves on the boards of various organizations and small businesses, including the University of Gloucestershire and Social Tech Trust. She is also a member of the British Design Fund Investment committee. Currently, Mehjabeen holds the positions of CFO and Investment Lead at EIT Culture & Creativity. Mehjabeen Patrick Interim Chief Financial and Investment Officer at EIT Culture & Creativity Michael Mayboeck Investor of the Cultural and Creative Sector Michael Mayboeck is the Co-Founder and General Partner of the newly launched early-stage VC-Fund New Renaissance Ventures, investing in tech companies in the cultural and creative industries. Before founding nr.ventures, he spent 6 years at various VC-funds investing from early- to late-stage across many different verticals and geographies. “Throughout history, technology has constantly changed how we create, distribute and consume culture.  Once again, we stand on the brink of a new wave of innovation driven by the mass adoption of new technologies like AI or AR/VR” Nermina Mumic is CEO & founder of Legitary, an award winning tech-startup to verify streaming data. Legitary’s patented AI powered soft audit technology verifies streaming revenues and forecasts future music catalogue performance, being used by labels, auditors, publishers and M&A teams. Nermina Mumic Data scientist, CEO and founder of LEGITARY Register now! First Name Last Name E-Mail Country Organisation From which sector are you?: – Bitte auswählen –higher education pointvocational and training institutionresearch institut and think tankone-person business or freelancerbusiness corporation or large enterprisesmall and medium enterprisestudentstart upchamber of commerce, industry and craftscreative hub or cultural centresectoral association or networkgovernamental institution or networkgovernamental institution or agencylocal or regional authorityactivist association or networkpress and media Other: Dieses Feld bitte nicht ausfüllen! The event is fully booked! Please join the waiting list by completing the form below. As soon as we have free capacities, we will contact you via e-mail. Please note that depending on which program items you have chosen, you will be entered in our waiting list system. I would like to participate at the Opening of the European Culture & Creativity Days. In the forenoon I would like to participate at my chosen panel: – Bitte auswählen –Next MaterialsNext ManufacturingNext Renaissance In the afternoon I would like to participate at my chosen forum: – Bitte auswählen –Policy ForumInvestors ForumOpen Data of the Past Forum I would like to subscribe to the Kreativwirtschaft Austria Newsletter It should be noted that the data provided in the registration will be processed by Kreativwirtschaft Austria and the EIT Culture & Creativity for the purpose of organizing the Culture & Creativity Days. This consent can be revoked at any time and without giving reasons by sending an e-mail to kreativwirtschaft@wko.at – your data will then be removed immediately. The following applies:Datenschutzerklärung I read the terms and conditions of participation and accept them. The European Culture & Creativity Days Vienna are part of the EIT Culture & Creativity financed by the European Union and the principal partner Business Agency Vienna, hosted by Kreativwirtschaft Austria.

Creative LunchBeyond ordinary networking In cooperation with Creative Lunch Club we are hosting the format "Beyond ordinary networking". The Creative Lunch Club was founded by Digital Marketer Klaus Heller and is a community for people working in the creative industries. Meeting other creative and inspiring people is one of the best things about working in the creative industries. This is where the Creative Lunch Club comes in and brings creative people together to have lunch together. Register now! Creative Lunch Club-Special When: 10th October, from 13.00 to 15.30 Where: die Angewandte (Atrium) Catering by muto Coffee by Gota Coffee Experts   In this Creative Lunch Club - Special at the European Culture and Creativity Days in Vienna we connect creatives, producers, leaders, cultural workers, managers, educators, crafters, grafters, changemakers and dreamers.   Speakers, the participants as well as the hosts of the Culture and Creativity Days are matched and hand-picked based on their background, superpowers and needs. Up to 4 people are enjoying lunch together.   With each match, we ask ourselves "why should/must the people necessarily talk to each other". Real, sustainable match making is based on the equilibrium of give and take (and paying forward). Therefore, all the participants get a brief questionnaire in advance for better match making results.    The lunch and coffee break afterwards offers the opportunity to get to know several "matches". The "Networking Special Force" (Klaus Heller, Georg Tremetzberger, Gisa Schosswohl) contacts the participants in advance and also supports them in the networking process. Match Making, Networking, Lunch and Coffee are provided by Vienna Business Agency!   Any questions? Contact Klaus Heller  info@klausheller.at Register now! First Name Last Name E-Mail Country Organisation From which sector are you?: – Bitte auswählen –higher education pointvocational and training institutionresearch institut and think tankone-person business or freelancerbusiness corporation or large enterprisesmall and medium enterprisestudentstart upchamber of commerce, industry and craftscreative hub or cultural centresectoral association or networkgovernamental institution or networkgovernamental institution or agencylocal or regional authorityactivist association or networkpress and media Other: Dieses Feld bitte nicht ausfüllen! The event is fully booked! Please join the waiting list by completing the form below. As soon as we have free capacities, we will contact you via e-mail. Please note that depending on which program items you have chosen, you will be entered in our waiting list system. I would like to participate at the Opening of the European Culture & Creativity Days. In the forenoon I would like to participate at my chosen panel: – Bitte auswählen –Next MaterialsNext ManufacturingNext Renaissance In the afternoon I would like to participate at my chosen forum: – Bitte auswählen –Policy ForumInvestors ForumOpen Data of the Past Forum I would like to subscribe to the Kreativwirtschaft Austria Newsletter It should be noted that the data provided in the registration will be processed by Kreativwirtschaft Austria and the EIT Culture & Creativity for the purpose of organizing the Culture & Creativity Days. This consent can be revoked at any time and without giving reasons by sending an e-mail to kreativwirtschaft@wko.at – your data will then be removed immediately. The following applies:Datenschutzerklärung I read the terms and conditions of participation and accept them. The European Culture & Creativity Days Vienna are part of the EIT Culture & Creativity financed by the European Union and the principal partner Business Agency Vienna, hosted by Kreativwirtschaft Austria.

Policy Forum:How do we unlock the Transformative Power of the Cultural & Creative Industries for Cities and Regions? Nowadays cities and regions frequently encounter shared challenges: the isolation of urban centers, the reclamation of brownfields, the haunting specter of business vacancies, uncertainties in terms of green, digital and societal transformation and the drain of intellectual capital, among others. Yet, within the crucible of these challenges, a transformative force has emerged – the Cultural and Creative Industries as catalysts, igniting profound and innovation-focused transformations. Their impact spreads out far beyond their own domain, transforming the entire economy and society with impact. Register now! Navigating the Future through Creative Industries Join us for an unprecedented voyage into this transformative realm, as we present the Policy Forum: Navigating the Future through Creative Industries. This interactive event gathers ambassadors and policymakers from diverse cities and regions, sharing their pragmatic insights, illuminating the path towards fostering an equitable playing field for the Cultural & Creative Sectors and Industries (CCSI). In this policy forum, ambassadors and seasoned policy makers from diverse cities, regions and nations will share their practical insights and guidance on creating a level playing field for Cultural & Creative Sectors and Industries (CCSI). In an interactive format you will get firsthand insights in how to translate strategies into actions and discover the benefits and secrets behind attracting CCSI in order to positively influence the competitiveness of your region. Don’t miss the opportunity to directly exchange with this high-level group of experts and policy makers!   What you will get Knowledge of seamlessly integrating CCSI into your policy framework cascading its influence across local, regional, and national levels. Discover the good practices that resonate with the dynamic shifts by CCSI driven new ways of work, cooperation and change impactful for living and working environments. Policies are made by people – so let’s exchange and explore the cross-disciplinary magic of Cultural & Creative Industries!    Join to bring policies into action! For more information on the Policy Forum please contact Christina Koch, Community Manager of CLC SEA, clc-sea@eit-culture-creativity.eu Our Speakers Ana Ilic Senior Advisor to the Serbian Prime Minister for Creative Industries & Tourism Ana Ilić is a Senior Advisor for Creative Industries and Tourism to the Prime Minister of the Republic of Serbia. She leads a team of a national platform Serbia Creates for promotion of export potential in the field of creative industries, innovation, and knowledge-based economy. “Creative Industries are important in Serbia, not only for their ability to boost the economy and support job creation, especially for youth and women, they also offer us the opportunity to present modern and innovative Serbia in a new and exciting light." – Ana Ilić // Policy Forum Danijela Pavlovic is the Head of the Creative and Cultural Department in the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Sprska, Bosnia. She is also a Senior Expert Associate for Publishing and Literature. “Creative industries represent an excellent path to economic development, but also a contribution to the development of the entire society by encouraging creativity, knowledge exchange and the concept of sustainable development.” - Danijela Pavlovic // Policy Forum Danijela Pavlovic Head of the Creative and Cultural Department in the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Republic of Sprska, Bosnia Dr. Susanne Ast Deputy Head of the Department for Information and Communication Technology and the Creative Industries at the Ministry of Economic Affairs Susanne Ast is an innovation expert with an inclination for the creative industries. She studied economics and political science at the University of Tübingen and got her PhD on European policy and cooperation at the University of Konstanz. She is Deputy Head of the Unit "Information Technologies and Creative Economy" of the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour and Housing Baden-Württemberg, Germany. „It is the creative ability of people that transforms good technologies into real innovations that people can trust and benefit from. Our ability to cooperate across disciplines will therefore determine whether we successfully shape the current transformation successfully.“ - Susanne Ast // Policy Forum Peter Baroš, worked at the Ministry of Culture, at the European affairs and cultural development section. As a SIGIC's general secretary, he led projects for international collaboration, music publishing, and training to strengthen capacity and professionalisation in the sector. He was the chief organiser of the Fête de la Musique in Slovenia, the head of Music Slovenia, and a president of the International Association of Music Information Centres. “The cultural and creative sector undoubtedly plays a unique developmental role in society and the economy. With its independent and critical attitude this sector shows us a vision of an inclusive and sustainable future. The task of policy makers is to listen to the needs of the sector and to formulate inclusive policies and development strategies based on cross-sector integration and a sustainable, socially just cultural policy.” - Peter Baroš // Policy Forum Peter Baroš Adviser to the Minister of Culture Republic of Slovenia  Daniela Limberger Head of the Agency for Location and Economy Leonding Daniela Limberger is the Head of the Agency for Location and Economy Leonding, a city in Austria. She is an expert on city-development policies and on how to use creative industries to revive city centers. "The creative economy can revitalize and strengthen municipalities by fostering innovation, attracting talent, and generating economic activity. Its unique ability to blend art, culture, and technology not only drives economic growth but also infuses cities with vibrancy, making them more appealing and dynamic places to live and visit." - Daniela Limberger // Policy Forum Luc Schmerber has 30 years of experience with regional innovation, technology transfer and competitiveness strategies. He is a policy expert for the Interreg Europe Policy Learning Platform since 2017; the scope of his activities covers the Policy Objectives ‘Smarter Europe’ and ‘Social Europe’. “Cultural and creative industries have a strong cross-sectoral contributions to almost any sector of the economy and policy making. They are key to the transformation for a smarter, greener and more social Europe.” - Luc Schmerber // Policy Forum Luc Schmerber Policy expert for the Interreg Europe Policy Learning Platform Elvisi Kopliku Expert on Competitiveness at Regional Cooperation Council (RCC) Evisi Kopliku is an Expert on Competitiveness at Regional Cooperation Council (RCC), based in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Her focus is mainly on regional industrial development, entrepreneurship support and women economic empowerment. Working closely with Southeastern Europe and in particular the Western Balkans, she coordinates the abovementioned agendas, with a particular focus on priority industries of the region, such as creative industries, tourism and green and circular economy. Anja Zorko is the Head of the Centre for Creativity in Ljubljana, Slovenia. She is an expert and advisor working on the development of cultural and creative sectors and industries in Slovenia. She focuses on the topics of CCSI and innovation ecosystem development, transdisciplinary cooperation, policy recommendations and the support programmes and measures development. Anja Zorko Head of the Centre for Creativity in Ljubljana, Slovenia Christina Koch Head of EU-Coordination Unit at Austria Wirtschaftsservice Christina Koch is the Head of the Coordination Unit EU-Projects at Austria Wirtschaftsservice - Austria’s national promotional bank. Additionally, she’s the Community Manager of the EIT Culture & Creativity Co-Location-Center South-East Europe & Alps and is an expert in policy making processes. Register now! First Name Last Name E-Mail Country Organisation From which sector are you?: – Bitte auswählen –higher education pointvocational and training institutionresearch institut and think tankone-person business or freelancerbusiness corporation or large enterprisesmall and medium enterprisestudentstart upchamber of commerce, industry and craftscreative hub or cultural centresectoral association or networkgovernamental institution or networkgovernamental institution or agencylocal or regional authorityactivist association or networkpress and media Other: Dieses Feld bitte nicht ausfüllen! The event is fully booked! Please join the waiting list by completing the form below. As soon as we have free capacities, we will contact you via e-mail. Please note that depending on which program items you have chosen, you will be entered in our waiting list system. I would like to participate at the Opening of the European Culture & Creativity Days. In the forenoon I would like to participate at my chosen panel: – Bitte auswählen –Next MaterialsNext ManufacturingNext Renaissance In the afternoon I would like to participate at my chosen forum: – Bitte auswählen –Policy ForumInvestors ForumOpen Data of the Past Forum I would like to subscribe to the Kreativwirtschaft Austria Newsletter It should be noted that the data provided in the registration will be processed by Kreativwirtschaft Austria and the EIT Culture & Creativity for the purpose of organizing the Culture & Creativity Days. This consent can be revoked at any time and without giving reasons by sending an e-mail to kreativwirtschaft@wko.at – your data will then be removed immediately. The following applies:Datenschutzerklärung I read the terms and conditions of participation and accept them. The European Culture & Creativity Days Vienna are part of the EIT Culture & Creativity financed by the European Union and the principal partner Business Agency Vienna, hosted by Kreativwirtschaft Austria.