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Welcome
Welcome 10 years of DLD and still “It’s only the beginning”. No matter how much we think the internet has disrupted our world so far, the real digital revolution hasn’t happened yet; it’s just starting to unfold. Digital connectivity is becoming omnipresent – just like electricity. Algorithms, sensors and data are making machines and applications smarter. New technologies, new products and new business models are being developed at an incredible speed. I believe that a new view on humanity in the face of data and transparency is also necessary. That’s what we explored at DLD15 with our usual set of intelligent, engaging, mindful, and disruptive speakers as well as our curios audience.
Steffi Czerny, DLD Co-Founder and CEO
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Content DLD Global Network ...... 8 DLD 15 .................... 10 Welcome Cocktail ........... 26 Museum Tours... 28 Chairmen’s & Speakers’ Dinner ................. 32 Impressions ....... 40 Topics & Panels.................. 46 Aenne Burda Award ......... 70 Deep Dive ............ 72 Old Masters ...... 104 DLD Numbers & Facts ...... 124 Media Contacts ................. 126 Partnership Options....... 128 Thanks to our Partners. .............................. 129 Campus Lecture ................ 130 Party..................... 132 Partner Side Events ....... 136 Workshops ......... 144 Partner Lounges .............. 148 Farewell Lunch ............... 152 Focus Nightcap.................. 154 DLD14 Review...... 160 DLD Team.............. 166 Stay in Touch .... 168 Auf wiedersehen! ............. 169 Imprint................. 169
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Global Network
Global Network
DLD Global Network
LONDON UK NEW YORK Usa
WARSAW POLAND MUNICH GERMANY
San Francisco / Palo Alto Usa
DAVOS SWITZERLAND
MOSCOW RUSSIA
BEIJING CHINA
ISTANBUL TURKEY
TEL AVIV ISRAEL
Austin Usa
DLD Events March 05, 2015 DLD Salon with Kevin Systrom, CEO Instagram » Munich May 06 – 07, 2015 DLD NYC Conference » New York City June 22 – 23, 2015 DLD Summer Conference Health, Tech & Lifestyle » Munich September 06 – 12, 2015 DLD TLV Festival » Tel Aviv November 2015 DLD Lunch » Palo Alto
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December 2015 DLD Cocktail » New York City January 17 – 19, 2016 DLD16 Conference » Munich
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DLD15 Jan 18 – 20, 2015 Munich
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Speakers
Steffi Czerny, DLD Media
Timotheus Höttges, Deutsche Telekom
Alina Fichter, Bayerischer Rundfunk
Ulrich Reitz, Focus Magazin Verlag
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Yossi Vardi, DLD Chairman
Klaus Hommels, Lakestar
Erik Spiekermann, EDENSPIEKERMANN
Jochen Wegner, ZEIT ONLINE
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Paul-Bernhard Kallen, Hubert Burda Media
Ilse Aigner, Bavarian State Minister
Jeff Jarvis, CUNY Center for Entreprenurial Journalism
Gabi Holzwarth, Violinist
Ben Horowitz, Andreessen Horowitz
Joe Schoendorf, Accel Partners
Hubert Burda, Hubert Burda Media
Andrea Accomazzo, European Space Agency (ESA)
Ed Vaizey, UK Minister of State for Culture and the Digital Economy
Travis Kalanick, Uber
Dominik Wichmann, Journalist
Esther Dyson, HICCup
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Axelle Lemaire, French Ministry of State for Digital Affairs
Alix Christie, Author and Journalist
Bruno Patino, France Télévisions and Sciences Po
Chad Dickerson, Etsy
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Andrew McAfee, MIT
Wes Nichols, MarketShare
Lockhart Steele, Vox Media
Christof Mascher, Allianz SE
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Herbert Henzler, Moelis & Company
Lynn Vojvodich, Salesforce
Peter Barron, Google
Henry Blodget, Business Insider
Michael Mendenhall, Flextronics
Alexandra Suich, The Economist
Diane Brady, Bloomberg Businessweek
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Alexander Kekul茅, Martin Luther University Halle
Oliver Samwer, Rocket Internet, European Founders
Eric Hippeau, Lerer Hippeau Ventures
Thorsten Dirks, Telef贸nica Deutschland
Nathan Wolfe, Metabiota
Stefan Winners, Hubert Burda Media
Kate Lewis, Hearst Digital
Samir Arora, Mode Media
Martin Clarke, MailOnline
David Hayes, Tumblr
Rob Tarkoff, Lithium Technologies
Nirav Tolia, Nextdoor
Ian Robertson, BMW Group
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Edit Schlaffer, Women without Borders
David Rowan, WIRED UK
Luc de Brabandere, Boston Consulting Group
Reid Hoffman, Greylock Partners
Lars Hinrichs, Cinco Capital
Max Levchin, Affirm
Mattias Ljungman, Atomico
Kerry Trainor, Vimeo
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Joshua Kushner, Thrive Capital
Gadi Amit, NewDealDesign
Markus Braun, Wirecard
Christian Wegner, ProSiebenSat1
Arianna Huffington, The Huffington Post Media Group
Brady Forrest, Highway1
Ina Fried, Re/code
Lutz Sch端ler, Unitymedia KabelBW
Roland Grenke, Dubsmash
Stewart Butterfield, SLACK
Roman Friedrich, Strategy&
Niall Murphy, Evrythng
Thomas von Koch, EQT Partners AB
Viviane Reding, European Parliament
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David Kirkpatrick, Techonomy
Dennis Woodside, Dropbox
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Linda Boland Abraham, comScore
Mikko Hypponen, F-Secure
Frédéric Court, Advent Venture Partners
Tony Haile, Chartbeat
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Yobie Benjamin, Avegant
Salim Ismail, Singularity University
Reinhard Ploss, Infineon Technologies
Werner Vogels, Amazon
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Chris Boos, Arago
Bas Verhart, THNK Amsterdam
Ludwig Siegele, The Economist
Nicholas Carlson, Business Insider
Matthew Bishop, The Economist
Andy Goldstein, Deloitte Digital
Albert Wenger, Union Square Ventures
Raffaello D’Andrea, ETH Zürich
Andrew Keen, FutureCast
Amol Sarva, Knotable
Mike Butcher, TechCrunch
David Marcus, Facebook
Chris Moody, Twitter
Jane Zavalishina, Yandex
Jong Lee, Hanson Robotics
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David Hanson, Hanson Robotics
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Keith Boesky, Boesky & Company
Joyce Kim, Stellar.org
Andrea Panconesi, Luisaviaroma
Susann Remke, Hubert Burda Media
Taavet Hinrikus, Transferwise
Tracy Yaverbaun, Instagram
Assaf Biderman, Superpedestrian
Philip Ginthรถr, Sony Music Entertainment Germany
Tom Lovett, Sofar Sounds
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Gregor Vogelsang, C3 Creative Code and Content
Giorgio Moroder, Moroder Entertainment
Ralph Simon, Mobilium
James Meekings, Funding Circle
Thomas Tochtermann, World Economic Forum
Troy Carter, Atom Factory
Bill Gross, Idealab
Sonali De Rycker, Accel Partners
Ryan Leslie, Artist
Scott Galloway, NYU Stern
Julia Stoschek, JULIA STOSCHEK FOUNDATION
Carina Namih, HelixNano
Anne Gfrerer, HypoVereinsbank
Rina Onur Sirinoglu, HemenKiralik & Peak Games
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Herman Narula, Improbable
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Frank Feulner, aexea
Mikhail Naumov, Digital Genius
Hans Ulrich Obrist, Serpentine Galleries
Peter Hirshberg, Re:Imagine Group
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Katharina Kurz, BRLO Craft Beer
Colleen Costello, Vital Vio
Simon Denny, Artist
Isabell Welpe, Munich University of Technology
Tim Hwang, FiscalNote
Timur Si-Qin, Artist
David Soloff, Premise
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David Kenny, The Weather Company
Simon Levene, Mosaic Ventures
William Zhou, Chalk.com
Yuri Pattison, Artist
Eric Gundersen, Mapbox
Fab 5 Freddy, Artist
Alex Fiance, Kairos Society
Torsten Schmidt, Yadastar & Red Bull Music Academy
Isabel Lewis, Artist
G端nther Oettinger, European Commission
Almar Latour, The Wallstreet Journal
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Sean Garrett, The Pramana Collective
Nicolas Brusson, BlaBlaCar
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Mikkel Svane, Zendesk
Donald Schneider, H&M
Emilie Baltz, Entrepreneur
Hakan Bas, Lidyana.com
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Guiseppe Zocco, Index Ventures
Edgardo Osorio, Aquazzura
Caleb Harper, MIT Media Lab
Jennifer Schenker, Informilo
Soraya Darabi, Zady
Andras Forgacs, Modern Meadow
Sina Afra, Markafoni
Shaul Olmert, PlayBuzz
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Anand Chandrasekaran, Bharti Airtel
Beau Lotto, Ripple Inc
Kevin Slavin, MIT Media Lab
Dan Kaufman, DARPA
Tayo Oviosu, Paga
Annette Weber, InStyle Germany
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Tobias Engel, Sternraute
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Harry Nelis, Accel Partners
Benjamin Palmer, The Barbarian Group
Jason Goldberg, Hem
Jakob von Uexkﾃｼll, World Future Council
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Welcome Cocktail
Welcome Cocktail
Welcome Cocktail Barak Berkowitz, Herman Narula, Werner Vogels, Peter Lipka
Essential for DLD is always the gathering of old friends to catch up on where life has taken them, and the connection of new friends who come together to spark fresh ideas! 21 networking events took place within the DLD15 conference space, each one more lively than the last. Over 90 guests were present at the DLD15 Informal Welcome Cocktail hosted by DLD Co-Founder & Director, Steffi Czerny. Ulrich Kranz (r)
Steffi Czerny, Eric Hippeau
Kate Lewis
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Yossi Vardi, Lynn Vojvodich, Wes & Julie Nichols
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Museum Tours
Museum Tours
Museum Tours
The best way to get to know a city and its history is to take a walk in its finest museums, and during DLD15 participants from across the world came together to experience the rich history of what we think is one of the best places on earth – Bavaria!
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Museum Tours
Museum Tours
The Munich Residenz www.residenz-muenchen.de DLD guests experienced the magic of the former castle of the Bavarian dukes, electors, and kings right in the center of Munich. The “Highlight-Tour” through the palace included a number of museums and beautiful halls – including the venue of this year’s DLD Chairmen’s Dinner.
Lenbachhaus Munich www.lenbachhaus.de Among the greatest artists of Munich of all time, most can be found at the Lenbachhaus. The expressionistic art of the Blue Rider avant-garde artists as well as the Joseph Beuys collection of object art “Human, All Too Human,” were on view at the Lenbachhaus as well as many more highlights of art history during DLD 15.
City-Tour through Munich Delving into Munich’s architectural past, the “Historic Town Walk” included the most beautiful places and buildings of Munich’s historical center, among others the St. Peter’s Church and the Viktualienmarkt.
Museum Brandhorst www.museum-brandhorst.de This art museum focuses on classical avant-garde artists such as Picasso and Schwitters, and postwar European Modernists among the likes of which include Beuys and Polk, but the main interest became increasingly drawn to American art, highlighting the works of artists like Twombly and Warhol. The unique compilation of varying styles of art was collected by Udo Brandhorst and his wife Anette from the 1970s onwards. 30
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Chairmen’s & Speakers’ Dinner
Chairmen’s & Speakers’ dinner
A night to remember! Distinguished guests of DLD15 came together for an exclusive dinner hosted by DLD chairmen Hubert Burda, Yossi Vardi and Paul-Bernhard Kallen at Munich Residenz, the historic palace of the Kings of Bavaria. The night was filled with familiar faces and DLD legends including Uber’s Travis Kalanick, famed VC Ben Horowitz, Arianna Huffington, Accel’s Joe Schoendorf, LinkedIn’s Reid Hoffman and many others. DLD is all about connecting the unexpected, and there was nothing more unexpected than Ryan Leslie’s unbelievable hip hop performance causing an eruption of loud praise from the audience, followed by a pair of stunning opera singers from the Salzburg Festival, for which “Brava!” was the cheer of choice.
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Susanne & Oliver Samwer, Herbert Henzler Edward Shenderovich, Steffi Czerny, Troy Carter
Gabi Holzwarth, Travis Kalanick
Chris Moody, Rachel Bremer
Mafalda von Hessen, Joe Schoendorf
Yossi Vardi, Viviane Reding, Charlotte Knobloch
Fab 5 Freddy, Ben Horowitz
Stewart Butterfield, Mikkel Svane
Rameet Chawla, Michael Schneider, Tom Lovett
Klaus Hommels, Paul-Bernhard Kallen
Maria Furtwängler-Burda, Hubert Burda
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Sunday Kraut
Dirndl, Pretzel, Yodel DLD participants gathered at Zum Franziskaner to experience traditional Bavarian cuisine and create vibrant conversations after the first day of panels and keynotes. Only at DLD can you network over schnitzel and sauerkraut!
Connect the unexpected The DLD Chairmen’s dinner at the Munich Residenz was filled with the musical stylings of Grammy nominated hip hop artist Ryan Leslie, contemporary violinist Gabi Holzwarth accompanied by performance artist Isabel Lewis. As a highlight, excerpts from the opera Don Giovanni were performed by Daniel Giulianini & Adriana Ferfecka.
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Impressions
Impressions
Impressions “It’s only the beginning!”
Although technology has made enormous strides in recent years, DLD15 demonstrated that the digital revolution is nowhere near finished. 1400 participants and over 160 speakers joined us to explore these groundbreaking developments and were put on the brink of experiencing the incredible potentials that new technologies have to shape our future. What will these new set of technologies and new set of business models be? Should we be scared? “Quite the contrary,” said DLD director Steffi Czerny, “I am convinced that these developments predominantly yield opportunities for innovation.” Opportunities for innovation were presented in many forms. Speakers such as Travis Kalanick, co-founder and CEO of Uber, discussed the possibilities of job creation that have now become feasible through the advances of technology. Additionally, Andrew McAfee from MIT talked about how the current state of automatisation is actually opening the door to a new humanism enhancing creativity.
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Humanlike Robots by Hanson Robotics
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Topics & Panels
Topics & Panels
Topics & Panels
At DLD we are known for connecting the unexpected, we dare to bring opposing minds together, and challenge leaders from a variety of fields to come together to create meaningful conversation. Spanning from artificial intelligence, to life as a DJ at 74 years old, the DLD15 topics and panels kept the audience on their toes!
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Topics & Panels // Content & Media
Topics & Panels // Content & Media
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Topics & Panels Content & Media Future of Messaging David Marcus, Facebook moderated by Frederic Court, Felix Capital
The Science and Emotion of Content@Scale Samir Arora, Mode, in conversation with Jeff Jarvis, CUNY Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism
Acquiring WhatsApp for $19 billion marked the turning point for Facebook messenger, which is starting to grow in new and unexpected ways.
As technology and social drive big changes in consumer content usage, experts take a look at the top trends in consumers, social, feeds, platforms and the future of distribution.
Diary on the Digital Revolution Hubert Burda, DLD Chairman in conversation with Dominik Wichmann, Journalist
How Digital Content Models Work Kate Lewis, Hearst Digital, Martin Clarke, Mail Online, Lockhart Steele, VOX Media, Peter Barron, Google moderated by Alexandra Suich, The Economist
Publisher Hubert Burda in conversation with journalist Dominik Wichmann discussing Burda’s book, “Diary on the Digital Revolution: Notes from 1990-2015.”.
The panel addressed the challenges and opportunities that come from digital content models and test their validity against their personal and professional experience.
Post Paris Journalism Jeff Jarvis, CUNY Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism, Bruno Patino, France Televisions, Ulrich Reitz, Focus moderated by Jochen Wegner, Zeit Online Four media experts share their views and explore what the Charlie Hebdo tragedy could mean for freedom of speech and media.
Screen Backlash? Lessons from Gutenberg Alix Christie, Author of “Gutenberg's Apprentice” and Journalist, Erik Spiekermann, University of the Arts Bremen moderated by Jeff Jarvis, CUNY Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism Drawing parallels between the Gutenberg workshop and today’s internet startups.
The Video Explosion Kerry Trainor, Vimeo, Lutz Schüler, Unitymedia, Christian Wegner, ProSiebenSat.1 moderated by Viviane Reding, European Parliament
Play the Content Field Shaul Olmert, PlayBuzz Olmert talks about our lack of undivided attention to information, and how that effects content creators making their content engaging enough for the modern consumer.
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Topics & Panels // Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Investment
Topics & Panels // Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Investment
Entrepreneurship, Innovation, Investment
Entrepreneurship in Europe Nicolas Brusson, Blablacar, Mikkel Svane, Zendesk,
On Entrepreneurship Ben Horowitz, Andreessen Horowitz in conversation with Paul-Bernhard Kallen, Hubert Burda Media
Giuseppe Zocco, Index Ventures moderated by Jennifer Schenker, Informilo
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This panel tackles the pivotal question European start-ups face when scaling globally: the Valley or staying on the home turf.
Analyzing entrepreneurial issues without offering easy answers.
Rocket: The Sky Is the Limit Oliver Samwer, European Founders Fund in conversation with Stefan Winners, Hubert Burda Media Discussing global expansion, first mover advantages and quick execution, emerging markets, and their potential for digital business.
What Matters Most in Startup Success Bill Gross, Idealab A serial entrepreneur shares his learnings from over the years on how to push your company into success.
Ownership with Passion Klaus Hommels, Lakestar, Thomas von Koch, EQT, Max Levchin, Affirm moderated by David Kirkpatrick, Techonomy
Innovation and Entrepreneurship Lab Rina Onur, Hemen Kiralik, Herman Narula, Improbable, Frank Feulner, AX Semantics, Katharina Kurz, BRLO moderated by Isabell Welpe, TUM, and Simon Levene, Mosaic Ventures
A variety of perspectives - from entrepreneurs and venture investors to private equity and corporates on ownership.
A stunning accumulation of know-how and experience in entrepreneurship and VC.
On Entrepreneurship Joshua Kushner, Thrive Capital in conversation with Arianna Huffington, Huffington Post Exploring what it takes to be an entrepreneur from both ends - investment and entrepreneurship.
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Topics & Panels // Mobility
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Mobility
Focus Digital Star Award moderated by Susann Remke, FOCUS
Rethinking Mobility in a Digital World Ian Robertson, BMW Group in conversation with David Rowan, Wired UK
The FOCUS Digital Star Award celebrates its 3rd anniversary. In cooperation with DLD, FOCUS awards the “Digital Innovation Leader” of 2015. The winners were relayr, Kreditech and moovel.
How connectivity helps us create time and enables to rethink mobility in a digital world.
Creative Communities Chad Dickerson, Etsy in conversation with Esther Dyson, HiCCUP
Superpedestrian Assaf Bidermann, MIT MITs Assaf Biderman shares the story of Superpedestrian, the smart electric hybrid that is bringing the bike revolution to the streets.
Chad and Esther discuss the challenges and realities of running a business that creates, serves and depends on a community.
Entrepreneurs Tackling Global Challenges Mikhail Naumov, Digital Genius, Colleen Costello, Vital Vio, Tim Hwang, FiscalNote, William Zhou, Chalk moderated by Alex Fiance, Kairos Society
Uber and Europe: Partnering to Enable City Transformation Travis Kalanick, Uber Q & A by Alina Fichter, Bayerischer Rundfunk
The Kairos Society shows that the next generation is not only focusing on social media applications, but on cuttingedge solutions to major challenges in areas like healthcare, security, and education.
Across the globe from San Francisco, to Barcelona, through Budapest, right up to Stockholm, Uber’s is one of the fastest growing modes of transportation.
Demo Smash Roland Grenke, Dubsmash A demo of the video selfie app Dubsmash; le dernier crie from Berlin.
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Topics & Panels // Future of work & Leadership
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Arts Session Yuri Pattison, Artist, Timur Si-Qin, Artist, Simon Denny, Artist moderated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Serpentine Galleries
The Second Machine Age: Ideas in Work Andrew McAfee, MIT Sloan School of Management in conversation with Herbert Henzler, Moelis & Company
The interface of technology and art and what it means for the next generation of artists.
Understanding how the current state of automatization allows us to leave the first industrial age and open the door to a new humanism.
Machines & Humanism Chris Boos, Arago in conversation with Matthew Bishop, The Economist
Seismographic Talk Steffi Czerny, DLD Curator in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist, Serpentine Galleries
Smart machines have started an unstoppable movement of giving time back to people, and will allow them to work in more creative ways.
A meta conversation about the curation that goes into the Digital Life Design conference.
On Collecting Julia Stoschek, Julia Stoschek Collection
Facing Global Challenges Jakob von Uexk端ll, World Future Council
The curator gives insights into her approach for collecting contemporary art focusing on time based media, visual arts, photography, and installations.
Jakob von Uexk端ll set his focus on serious environmental problems the world is going to face in the next decades and explained, how digital and technical progress could be used for the first move in finding solutions to guarantee a better future.
Performance Isabel Lewis, performance artist & DJ
Future of Work Stewart Butterfield, Slack in conversation with Jochen Wegner, Zeit Online
A performance intermezzo by the amazing Isabel Lewis on social dances as a cultural storage system.
Butterfield reflects on both his past companies and his most recent venture - the collaborative professional tool Slack.
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Topics & Panels // Future of work & Leadership // AI, IOT, Robots
Topics & Panels // AI, IOT, Robots
Technology’s Impact on Leadership Salim Ismail, Singularity University, Bas Verhart, THNK, Andrew Goldstein, Deloitte Digital moderated by Amol Sarva, Knotable
Robots & Drones Raffaello D’Andrea, ETH, David Hanson, Hanson Robotics moderated by Keith Boesky, Boesky & Company
Answering the questions of what is the impact of exponential technologies on business and large institutions, how CEO’s and executives learn to think differently, and how large organizations stay innovative.
Presenting the evolution or robotics in the past few decades, where we are currently in the coming machine revolution, and where it is headed.
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Connect for Change – The HVB Women’s Council Anne Gfrerer, HypoVereinsbank / Unicredit The HVB Women’s Council institutes its own initiatives directed towards female customers, employees and interested members of the public.
AI, IOT, Robots How to Make More Out of Less Reinhard Ploss, Infineon in conversation with Ludwig Siegele, The Economist
Connected Everything Gadi Amit, New Deal Design, Brady Forrest, Highway1, Niall Murphy, Evrything, Roman Friedrich, Strategy&, Lars Hinrichs, Cinco Capital moderated by Mattias Ljungman, Atomico
Reinhard Ploss speaks about how we can tackle the problems of population growth, dwindling fossil energy resources, and climate change through the use of semiconductors and how this technology may hold the key to driving productivity and quality of life.
Influencers from the worlds of design, hard & software, homes, cars, consulting and investment discuss connectivity.
The Intelligence of Things Michael Mendenhall, Flextronics in conversation with David Kirkpatrick, Techonomy A fireside chat on how putting a new kind of intuition into the things we interact with isn’t just about making the devices smarter – it’s about making how we holistically live a lot more intelligent. 56
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Markets, Commerce, Consumers The New Consumer Thorsten Dirks, Telefonica Deutschland, David Hayes, Tumblr, Rob Tarkoff, Lithium Technologies, Christof Mascher, Allianz SE moderated by Diane Brady, Bloomberg Businessweek It is clear that the consumer is in the driving seat, and this panel explored the implications of that.
Topics & Panels // Markets, Commerce, Consumers
Mobile and Tech in Emerging Markets Anand Chandrasekaran, Airtel, Tayo Oviosu, Pago, Harry Nelis, Accel Partners moderated by Ina Fried, Re/code A reflection of the state of smartphones being beyond everywhere and wearables being ready for serious business.
The Bling and the Click – Digital’s Impact on Luxury Andrea Panconesi, Luisaviaroma, Tracy Yaverbaun, Instagram, Gregor Vogelsang, C3, Scott Galloway, NYU Stern/L2 moderated by Thomas Tochtermann, WEF
Is the CMO the New CTO? Wes Nichols, Marketshare, Lynn Vojvodich, Salesforce, Michael Mendenhall, Flextronics moderated by Eric Hippeau, Lerer Hippeau Ventures With Chief Marketing Officers buying more technology than their colleagues in the traditional Information Technology functions, perhaps the CMO is the new CTO.
Experts in the field of luxury products discuss the current convergence of luxury brands with digital, and give insights into its future implications.
New Beginnings in E-Commerce – A Next Wave of Opportunity? Áslaug Magnúsdottír, Tinker Tailor, Jason Goldberg, HEM, Hakan Bas, Lidyana moderated by Sina Afra, Afra Global 3
The Four Horsemen: Amazon / Apple / Facebook & Google – Who Wins / Loses Scott Galloway, NYU Stern/L2
Data and Business Chris Moody, Twitter, Jane Zavalishina, Yandex Data Factory, Tony Haile, Chartbeat, Werner Vogels, Amazon moderated by Nicholas Carlson, Business Insider
A breakdown of the horserace to be the best and biggest technology company in existence.
How businesses can employ big data to change their processes or improve the ways in which they engage with their customers.
Beyond Cloud and Mobile Dennis Woodside, Dropbox in conversation with Diane Brady, Bloomberg Businessweek A conversation that pondered what philosophies will enable tech companies to succeed in the future.
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Topics & Panels // European Competitiveness
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New Fashion, New Impulses Donald Schneider, H&M, Edgardo Osorio, Aquazzura, Soraya Darabi, Zady moderated by Annette Weber, InStyle Germany
Entrepreneurship and the European Digital Ecosystem Ed Vaizey, Minister of State for Culture and the Digital Economy, UK, Axelle Lemaire, Minister of State for Digital Affairs, France, Timotheus HĂśttges, Deutsche Telekom moderated by Klaus Hommels, Lakestar
How fashion companies successfully position themselves in the changing and highly competitive multi-channel environment of today.
A group of European politicians and industry leaders discuss at the national and supranational level the challenges for the digital ecosystem in Europe.
Maps & Data David Soloff, Premise Data, David Kenny, The Weather Company, Eric Gundersen, Mapbox moderated by Almar Latour, Wall Street Journal A panel on how the mapping industry is changing fast and how it will affect everything from logistics, food delivery, navigation, and search. European Digital Framework GĂźnther Oettinger, European Commission Q & A by Ulrich Reitz, FOCUS Commissioner Oettinger gives insights into his agenda for the upcoming years to create a thriving digital ecosystem in Europe.
Welcome to Bavaria Ilse Aigner, Bavarian State Minister for Economic Affairs and the Media, Energy and Technology Ilse Aigner opens the discussion on the Bavarian economy: how to maintain and sustain innovation and high technology in the federal state.
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Topics & Panels // Science
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Healthcare’s Age of Enlightenment Carina Namih, Helix Nano
The Rosetta Story Andrea Accomazzo, European Space Agency in conversation with Esther Dyson, HiCCup
Carina Namih, shares the vision of a future where true molecular diagnostics and continuous self-monitoring come together to empower the patient.
Head of the Solar and Planetary Missions Division Andrea Accomazzo tells the story of the robotic space probe Rosetta, which performed the first soft landing on a comet and returned data from the surface.
Predicting Pandemics and the Virus Quest Alexander KekulĂŠ, Martin Luther University Halle, Nathan Wolfe, Metabiota
The Future of Food Benjamin Palmer, Barbarian Group, Emilie Baltz, Food Artist, Caleb Harper, MIT, Andras Forgacs, Modern Meadow moderated by Kevin Slavin, MIT
Two of the most prolific epidemic scientists talk about their research.
The discussion addressed issues of sustainable urban farming, closed ecosystems, technology, food supply chains and the broad environmental and humanitarian implications.
Seeing Differently: Filling the Space Between the Real and Digital Beau Lotto, Ripple Lotto speaks about his new messaging app, called Traces, which lets its users leave messages behind at certain geographic locations.
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Topics & Panels // Music & Entertainment
Payment/FinTech
Music & Entertainment
Shifting Attitudes Max Levchin, Affirm
74 is the new 24 Giorgio Moroder, Music Producer in conversation with Troy Carter, Atom Factory
Levchin explains the brilliance of Affirm by offering an overview of generational and computing platform-driven shifts in consumers’ attitudes towards money, habits, interests, views of morality, capitalism, and sense of “right and wrong.”
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Troy Carter who lives at the cutting edge of music, interviews the godfather of disco about his trailblazing days of working with Donna Summer, creating the first electronic tracks to hit the world’s ears, and his current work as a DJ and composer at the age of 74.
Mobile Payment – It’s Only the Beginning Markus Braun, Wirecard in conversation with Ina Fried, Re/code
Technology Flips Music Philip Ginthör, Sony Music GSA, Ryan Leslie, DMM, Tom Lovett, Sofar Sounds, Ralph Simon, Mobilium moderated by Troy Carter, Atom Factory
Markus Braun shares his years of expertise in digital payments in a conversation with mobile guru Ina Fried.
Many different perspectives from the music industry talk over the new economic structure of music and the entertainment world.
News in FinTech James Meekings, Funding Circle, Taavet Hinrikus, Transferwise, Joyce Kim, Stellar moderated by Sonali de Rycker, Accel Partners
Ahh This Stuff is Really Fresh Fred Brathwaite aka Fab 5 Freddy, Creator in conversation with Torsten Schmidt, Red Bull Music Academy
This panel puts the spotlight on the most important sectors within financial tech such as payment, messaging, digital currency, lending, big data and bitcoin.
Legendary Fab 5 Freddy walks the audience down his memory lane, a path that paved the way for modern street art.
DLD Music Ryan Leslie, Gabi Holzwarth
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Ballooning the Interview – Even the Communists Can’t Fight Gravity Peter Hirshberg, Re:imagine Group
Is Technology Making Us Stupid? Luc de Brabandere, Corporate Philosopher An argument that computers are extremely good in deductive reasoning but are not able to be inductive.
The Human Rights Foundation released copies of the film The Interview into North Korea by high altitude balloon, and Hirshberg shows the first footage of North Korean defectors seeing the movie.
Global Citizenship Reid Hoffman, LinkedIn /Greylock, Arianna Huffington, Huffington Post
Secure Your Data Dan Kaufman, DARPA, Peter Hirshberg, Re:imagine Group, Tobias Engel, Hacker
A fireside chat discussing the actual implications of digitalization and tech on business and our daily lives, the importance of loyalty, and telling the good stories.
A presentation of some work at the forefront of privacy and security: the right to be forgotten and expiration dates for data, trust standards, encryption, exchange with trusted recipients only, and more.
The Internet Is Not the Answer Andrew Keen, FutureCast in conversation with Mike Butcher, TechCrunch A sharp analysis of the detrimental effects of the Internet on our psychology, economy, and society.
Insider Wrap-up Nicholas Carlson, Business Insider Nicholas Carlson boils the abundance of ideas and inspiration from DLD down into a condensed 10 minute rapid fire.
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Inspiration: It’s only the Beginning
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It’s Only the Beginning: The Internet R.I.P. Mikko Hypponen, F-Secure Corporation
It’s Only the Beginning: The Fragility of the Internet Yobie Benjamin, Avegant
Security expert Mikko Hypponen warns about the monster we have created with our connected world.
Benjamin walks us through the birth of the Internet itself, the browser and the dot com boom, it's implosion, the social web, and big data.
It’s Only the Beginning: Communications in an Age of Lost Control Sean Garrett, The Pramana Collective
It’s Only the Beginning: Linda Boland Abraham, Comscore Nirav Tolia, Nextdoor Joe Schoendorf, Accel Partners Albert Wenger, Union Square Ventures
Sean Garrett looks at the ways to succeed at communicating including a focus on transparency, radical truth-telling, and mildly subversive techniques that run counter to the often self-perpetuating media/corporate news creation paradigm.
Linda: The landscape of Digital Media Measurement is changing, the audience is changing - but how does this change the monetization? Devices collecting measurements and data surround us, and Linda explains the challenge of finding what measurements are meaningful.
It’s Only the Beginning: Industry Overview Henry Blodget, Business Insider
Nirav: There are many American neighborhoods in which people don’t know the names of anyone they live next to. Tolia explains how Nextdoor is here to introduce you to your neighbors once again.
Henry Blodget asked his crystal ball about the future of digitalization and business.
Joe: Schoendorf argues that next big thing is building technology to replace labor, and walks us through our technological advances of the past, and how the future is being paved for this huge societal shift in our midst. Albert: Everyone is online, but for Wenger, the internet is not the answer. An impressive overview of why we really are just at the beginning of the developments that will change our ways of life. 68
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Aenne Burda Award
Aenne Burda Award The trophy, a statue of Pallas Athena is awarded in memory of the late Aenne Burda. As a visionary entrepreneur in postwar Germany, she created a small publishing the world’s largest fashion publishing. With the Aenne Burda Award for Creative Leadership Women are awarded for outstanding entrepreneurial and creative services at DLD since 2006.
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Over 160 speakers from around the world shared their insights and innovations on the DLD stage. Both panel and keynote speakers alike acknowledged the great amount of progress humanity has made thus far, but challenged the audience to entertain the idea that this is just the beginning. In 2015 we are just starting to see the enormous potential of the digital world to change our future in ways that only DLD speakers can imagine. The following few pages take a closer look into a selection of exciting topics.
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The Intelligence of Things
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DLD15 was the 10th DLD conference at our beloved location in the heart of Munich. As part of this anniversary, we did a little clearing up in the cellar of this former baroque city palace. And guess what we found? We discovered some real DLD history, some amazing masterpieces. We thought it would be wise to expand our DLD collection with some new “old masters� from the global DLD community. Take a look at some of our latest additions.
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Campus Lecture This year’s DLD Campus Fireside Chat featured Amazon’s VP and CTO Werner Vogels, and Stefan Winners, Member of the Executive Board at Hubert Burda Media. Vogels, who has been at Amazon for over a decade, discussed his life as an investor, his understanding of leadership and the talent recruitment process at Amazon. To him, Amazon has become one of the most dynamic and innovative companies in the world, and Vogels stated with pride that he would never dream of being anywhere else.
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Dropbox Nightcap After the DLD Chairmen’s Dinner, almost 200 DLD friends mixed and mingled at the Dropbox Nightcap, located at the Falk’s Bar in Bayerischer Hof. It was a night filled with fun cocktails and conversation!
Partner Side Events
930 members of the DLD community came together at various Partner Side Events to share business cards, conversation, and great food!
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Allianz Lunch
Facebook Cocktail
Allianz’s CIO Ralf Schneider, Head of Group Digital Innovation, Jörg Richtsfeld, and DLD Founder Steffi Czerny brought together over 40 guest to enjoy lunch at the cozy Italian ristorante, Perazzo.
To wrap up the second evening of DLD15, Facebook’s SVP David Marcus, Managing Director Northern Europe and CEEE Martin Ott, and Head of Mobile Partnerships EMEA Julien Lesaicherre hosted a marvelous cocktail reception in The Salon with over 100 DLD friends.
Atomico Breakfast 70 guests came together for a breakfast hosted by Atomico Managing Partner Mattias Ljungman and DLD Founder Steffi Czerny. The vibrant breakfast discussion revolved around Atomico’s latest research on the global spread of billion-dollar companies and the changing technology landscape.
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Index Ventures Lunch
Pictet Entrepreneurial Talk
Index Ventures Co-founder Giuseppe Zocco and DLD Founder Steffi Czerny hosted a networking lunch with 80 DLD guests at Restaurant Pageou.
The partners of Pictet invited DLD guests to a “conversation with outstanding entrepreneurs” at Bayerischer Hof’s Dachgarten. ’In conversation with’ is a series of entrepreneur roundtable discussions held by Pictet, bringing together the brightest and best local and international entrepreneurs and investors of today. This conversation about how to manage talent in the networked age included Lars Hinrichs, Founder XING & CEO Cinco, Julia Hohendorf, Partner Heads! Executive Search, and Martin Ott, Managing Director Northern, Central and Eastern Europe, Facebook with an introduction from Yossi Vardi.
The EQT Breakfast Club To kick-off the first conference day, EQT hosted an informal breakfast at Burger & Lobster Bank. During the breakfast, it was announced that Kees Koolen (former CEO of bookings.com), Lars Jörnow (former VP Growth at King.com) and Hjalmar Winbladh (serial Entrepreneur) were joining EQT Partners. The purpose is to strengthen the team and expand the expertise for evaluating potential digital investments and give EQT’s portfolio companies support with digital, disruptive and technological competence.
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Telekom Lunch
Accel Partners Dinner
20 guests shared a lunch prior to the official start of DLD15, hosted by Deutsche Telekom CEO Timotheus Höttges and CEO of Hubert Burda Media Dr. Paul-Bernhard Kallen. Guests were invited to reflect on the DLD15 motto “It’s only the beginning …”. We are convinced that this assumption is true - that this is only the beginning. The question is: The beginning of what?
Accel Partners invited 100 of their closest friends including some of DLD’s hottest startups, investors, and VIP’s for drinks, dinner, at an intimate networking evening at Chez Fritz Brasserie.
Pubmatic Breakfast PubMatic’s Global Chief Revenue Officer Rob Jonas, Vice President EMEA John Stoneman, and Country Manager DACH Eric Hall hosted a breakfast at Barista to discuss how Realtime Advertising is changing the Digital Media Industry and learn more from our 2015 PubMatic Outlook.
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A number of DLD15 participants were given the opportunity to join in on some hands-on activities and thoughtful discussions. Both by creating and conversing, the workshops weared together many ideas about the key combination of digital with design.
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Jewelry Workshop
Hublot Watch Academy
Many DLD participants joined co-founder of L2 Think Tank Maureen Mullen for the Watches & Jewelry Digital IQ Workshop. This workshop examined which jewelry and watches brands are winning in an omni-channel environment and provided insight into how to strengthen brands digital presence.
In the age of high-tech, the art of watchmaking upholds mechanic precision, traditional craftsmanship and timeless value. At DLD15 Hublot’s Marketing Manager for Central Europe Kirsten Eichhorn, and Store Manager of Hublot Munich Simone Schmidt hosted a private lesson on how to assemble the many layers of an iconic Hublot watch. DLD guests got the opportunity to work with the real masters of the Swiss watchmaking tradition.
BMW Workshop – RETHINKING MOBILITY The BMW workshop, “Pioneering Mobility” brought together 100 people for a thoughtful discussion on mobility of the future hosted by Head of Design at BMW Benoit Jacob, SVP of Product Line Ulrich Kranz, and Global Director of Brand Management Steven Althaus and WIRED UK’s editor-in-chief, David Rowan.
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Partner Lounges
Partner Lounges
Partner Lounges
Sometimes there is nothing better than taking a moment to relax. The partner lounges were a place to both take a pause from the excitement of the conference and enjoy the company of others in attendance.
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BMW Speakers Lounge
Lufthansa Networking & VIP Lounge
Wirecard Check-In Bar
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Farewell Lunch
Farewell Lunch
Farewell Lunch
On Tuesday afternoon over 45 members of the DLD community gathered at Schumann’s Bar to raise a glass to another great DLD conference, and to bid farewell as they ventured off to Davos and to their respective homes across the globe.
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Focus Nightcap
Focus Nightcap
Focus Nightcap
Once again, during the World Economic Forum in Davos, the DLD FOCUS Nightcap brought together leaders and visionaries of today’s world. Publisher Hubert Burda and the Burda Management Board with Paul-Bernhard Kallen, Philipp Welte, Andreas Rittstieg and Stefan Winners and DLD creator Steffi Czerny with FOCUS Editor-in-Chief Ulrich Reitz welcomed around 800 high profile guests at the Steigenberger Belvedere Hotel.
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Philipp Welte, Kathrin Menges, Carsten Knobel
Jochen Wegner, Oliver Samwer, Hubert Burda Steffi Czerny, Marc Benioff
Thomas de Maizière, Paul-Bernhard Kallen
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Lakshmi Mittal, Hubert Burda, Ursula von der Leyen, Ariana Huffington, Maria Furtwängler-Burda
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Paul-Bernhard Kallen, Aroon Purie, Hubert Burda, Stephen A. Schwarzman, Yossi Vardi
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Andrew McAfee, Tatiana Lingos-Webb, Hugh Herr
Thomas Bach, Muhammad Yunus
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Review 2014
Review 2014
DLD Review Throughout the Year 2014
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DLD14 NYC Conference
DLD cities 14 SFO Conference
New York, April 30 – May 01, 2014
San Francisco, June 12, 2014
“WOW!” That was the reaction to our very-first DLD conference in New York City. Held in Frank Gehry’s design-oriented IAC building the event gathered a staggering number of 1000 people. From industry leaders to startups, guests came from Europe, Israel and the US. A Bavarian party that took place at The Standard High Line Hotel was the perfect addition to this wonderful event: The beer garden atmosphere showed the roots of DLD, and gave everyone the opportunity to casually network over a nice cold Bavarian beer. Prost!
What are the latest developments in the intersection of the digital revolution and urbanism? This is exactly what DLD spin-off DLDcities conferences aim to explore. The dynamic events’ latest edition was held in San Francisco at the Fort Mason Center overlooking the spectacular view of the Golden Gate Bridge. The event was sponsored by Siemens and gathered more than 40 speakers and over 200 guests. Topics included the evolution of software and its impact on infrastructure, the urban removal of the economy, civic engagement, creativity, social physics, Internet of Things and VCs. Amongst speakers were Alexander Pentland from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stefan Denig and Sven Scheuble from Siemens, The National Geographic’s star photographer Rick Smolan and many others.
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DLD women14 Conference Munich, July 21 – 22, 2014 Over 500 international guests gathered in Munich for the 5th edition of the DLDwomen, a conference dedicated to explore the female perspective on the digital age. In the past years the digital sphere has grown exponentially and tech innovations have been propelling our world forward at an incredible pace. With “Relevance!� as its theme, the DLDwomen14 staged over 80 opinion leaders from different fields to discuss the implications of these rapid developments and to determine what is most important for ourselves as well as for our businesses. The conference featured exciting conversations accompanied by numerous workshops covering hot topics including leadership, coding, branding, mobility and education.
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