Q&As

we will transform cities from concrete jungles into sustainable and breathable spaces - cover for q&a with Klara Ritter

‘We will transform cities from concrete jungles into sustainable and breathable spaces’ – Q&A with Klara Ritter

by berenike

A quick Q&A with Klara Ritter, Associate & Head of Nordics at Proptech1 Ventures . What is your most surprising prediction about cities? Klara Ritter We will transform cities from concrete jungles into sustainable and breathable spaces. Who is the person that most influenced the way you think… Read More »‘We will transform cities from concrete jungles into sustainable and breathable spaces’ – Q&A with Klara Ritter

reassess if your solution address vulnerable communities - cover for q&a with Sheryl Owen

�Reassess if your solutions address vulnerable communities� � Q&A with Sheryl Owen

by berenike

A quick Q&A with�Sheryl Owen, Founder & CEO at�Surrounded by Opportunities� � What is your most surprising prediction about cities? Cities will have to embrace utilizing material passports to address their waste generated. Who is the person that most influenced the way you think about… Read More »�Reassess if your solutions address vulnerable communities� � Q&A with Sheryl Owen

‘Be bold and never miss a chance you are given’ – Q&A with Kaisa Ahonen

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A quick Q&A with�Kaisa Ahonen,�Urban Tech Helsinki�Project Manager at�Aalto University Startup Center.�� What is your most surprising prediction about cities? Kaisa Ahonen I see cities becoming more and more independent from state governments. Their meaning and influence is growing, so we might see more… Read More »‘Be bold and never miss a chance you are given’ – Q&A with Kaisa Ahonen

�It is great to see that large corporates take their sustainability commitments seriously� � Q&A with Robert Heinecke

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A quick Q&A with�Robert Heinecke, Founder & CEO,�Breeze Technologies�(Urbantech 2020)�� When and why did you start your company? Back in 2014, I was living and working in Istanbul. For me this was the very first time when I experienced heavy smog. During some parts… Read More »�It is great to see that large corporates take their sustainability commitments seriously� � Q&A with Robert Heinecke

a change of perspective always sparks new ideas urbantech q&a with lea jordan

‘A change of perspective always sparks new ideas.’ – Q&A with Lea Jordan

by berenike

What is your most surprising prediction about cities? Lea Jordan I feel like there are certain predictions that many of us can agree on, such as huge changes in terms of mobility (car-free cities, 15-minute-cities, etc.). As well as the future of city centers and… Read More »‘A change of perspective always sparks new ideas.’ – Q&A with Lea Jordan

We will see a massive revival of the need for soft skills - urbantech q&a with Jakob Stoumann

‘We will see a massive revival of the need for soft skills’ – Q&A with Jakob Stoumann

by berenike

A quick Q&A with Jakob Stoumann, Hub Director at PropTech Denmark and proptech ecosystem builder � What is your most surprising prediction about cities? I believe that very soon ‘noise’ will be seen as one of the major challenges that we have to solve as… Read More »‘We will see a massive revival of the need for soft skills’ – Q&A with Jakob Stoumann

Hurry up, slowly - urbantech q&a with Claus a. foss rosenstand

‘Hurry up, slowly’ – Q&A with Claus A. Foss Rosenstand, PhD

by berenike

A quick Q&A with Claus A. Foss Rosenstand PhD –�Digital Hub Denmark Professor � What is your most surprising prediction about cities? I predict that we will see more convergence of urban technologies than expected in 10 years; however, it will be less than expected… Read More »‘Hurry up, slowly’ – Q&A with Claus A. Foss Rosenstand, PhD

we need to be more efficient in connecting ecosystems - urbantech q&a with Michael Johansen

‘We need to be more efficient in connecting ecosystems’ – Q&A with Michael Johansen

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A quick Q&A with Michael Johansen, Head of Business Development at CLEAN� What do you think the cities of the future will look like? Cities of the future will be more clean, green and sustainable – and first and foremost more liveable. Citizens will experience… Read More »‘We need to be more efficient in connecting ecosystems’ – Q&A with Michael Johansen

cities will evolve along two themes: integration and inclusion - urbantech q&a brian lim

‘Cities will evolve along two themes – integration and inclusion’ – Q&A with Brian Lim

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A quick Q&A with Brian Lim, Country Manager for Rainmaking in Japan. Brian operates the Startupbootcamp Scale Osaka program, focused on growing the Smart Cities & Living sector in Osaka. The program provides international scaleups with the opportunity to expand in Japan and to collaborate… Read More »‘Cities will evolve along two themes – integration and inclusion’ – Q&A with Brian Lim

seeing beyond your own agenda - urbantech q&a with Jakob stolt

‘Seeing beyond our own agendas’ – Q&A with Jakob Stolt

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A quick Q&A with Jakob Stolt, Senior Project Manager at EIT Climate-KIC� What is your most surprising prediction about cities? In the future, development in cities is equal to sustainable and inclusive programmes involving the citizens on a broader scale. The quality of living is… Read More »‘Seeing beyond our own agendas’ – Q&A with Jakob Stolt