in person

Munich, Germany

Create a dedicated space for honest, human-centered dialogue on regenerative economies, capital, leadership, and transformation

ongoing

• Qualitative exploratory approach using stakeholder mapping and semi-structured dialogues

• Engagement included pre-identified meetings with tech hubs, universities, and investor representatives

• attendance at a local conference (on explicit invitation from the organizer)

• and 1:1 strategic meetings addressing local economic trends, the role of the informal economy, and systemic funding constraints

Host and facilitator: curating the space, holding presence, and creating an open container for conversation and reflection

• Deep connection between participants and host

• Emergence of new insight, ideas, and perspectives on regenerative economic practice

• Seeds for collaboration, action, and experimentation in the field

• Gathered 15 leaders from different sectors

• Demonstrates the value of small, intentional gatherings for understanding and experimenting with regenerative practices in real contexts

• focused on key aspects of the regenerative economy

• highlighted the importance of human-centered creations of economic systems