21.02.2026     12pm

Ina explores why some transformations endure while others fade. She applies neuroscience, behavioral design, and systems thinking to uncover the hidden dynamics that determine whether communities sustain change long after funding ends. Her work is rooted in a lifelong study of agency, trust, and human transformation.

Konrad connects ambitious young people with leading companies and opportunities, focusing on what matters most: talent. His talk reframes the generational blame game and offers a new survival kit for navigating work in an era where adaptability matters more than credentials.

Janvière Musoni is a thought leader in women’s empowerment whose work centers on helping women overcome the internal barriers that hold them back from visibility and recognition. Her mission is to make ambition feel accessible, sustainable, and unapologetically authentic.

Known for his curiosity (and a long list of hobbies), Mert explores how the things we do in our free time quietly shape who we become.

In his talk, “The Hobbies That Shape Us,” he shares a refreshing perspective on how personal interests can help us stay motivated and inspired in a demanding world.

Deborah’s entrepreneurial journey spans horticulture, technology, and social impact across two continents. Born in Nigeria, raised in the US, and based between Berlin and Marrakech, Deborah coaches founders on navigating fear and uncertainty to build what matters.

Ronja is a neurodivergence advocate leveraging her lived experience with autism, she challenges the status quo to transform perceived flaws into strengths. Ronja speaks to build a world where diverse minds are not just accommodated, but seen, heard, and empowered.

Soraya is known for driving innovation across people, processes, and technology. She is the founder of #BeTimeless and host of the podcast Females Thriving Over 30, where she challenges outdated narratives around age, ambition, and success. An endometriosis advocate, Soraya uses her platform to amplify conversations around women’s health and fertility. 

Henrik is an award-winning professor and expert in using artificial intelligence to make organizations work better. His work focuses on automation and explores how technologies are already helping organizations tackle challenges. In his talk, he shares inspiring insights into how robotics and humans can align to shape the future of work.

Sean Rafter is a humanitarian logistics leader who has spent much of his career operating in crisis environments across Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Over time, he has learned that uncertainty is rarely solved by thinking harder, but often by moving sooner.

In his TEDx talk, he explores how people can act without certainty, and what becomes possible when they do. He offers a practical next step for anyone feeling overwhelmed by complexity.