What do the cities of the future look like? Register now for one of the limited roundtable places and join in!
The event “Smart City Life” has the motto: “From vision to realism.” Join us in discovering solutions that make the city of the future worth living in, integrate working and living environments and use resources efficiently and climate friendly.
We will start with a welcoming address and three keynote speeches from 09:00 to 10:30. Afterwards, we will continue with workshops until 13:30. In these workshops, which will be led by table captains, you will work with other innovators such as Stefan Kögl (Head of Technology & Construction I Siemens AG), Gregor Grassl (Head of Green City Development I Drees & Sommer), experts from the creative industries and start-ups from the real estate sector on a variety of topics, for example sustainable responsibility in urban development, industry & living space, security in the new digital city and many more.
| Time | Speaker & Details |
|---|---|
| Time 09:00–09:30 |
Speaker & Details
Arrival & Registration Welcoming speech (09:20–9:30) Klaus Dittrich, Chairman & CEO, Messe München |
| Time 09:30–09:45 |
Speaker & Details
Keynote speech: Environmental data as decision driver of a Smart City Janina Stork, Hawa Dawa GmbH |
| Time 09:45–10:00 |
Speaker & Details
Keynote speech: Urban Mining—the city as raw material warehouse in the future circular economy Gregor Grassl, Drees & Sommer |
| Time 10:00–10:15 |
Speaker & Details
Keynote speech: Space for industrial digitalization & life Stefan Kögl, Siemens AG |
| Time 10:15–10:30 |
Speaker & Details
Keynote speech: Space requirements of the creative industry Jan Knikker, MVRDV |
| Time 10:30–11:00 | Speaker & Details Pitches of round table topics |
| Time 11:00-13:00 | Speaker & Details Round table discussions |
| Time 13:00–13:30 | Speaker & Details Table captains present the workshop results |
Table captain: Grisha Domakowski, Head of Projects, b_TEC Foundation
Grisha Domakowski has 15 years of experience in managing complex international projects in the real estate and energy sectors. He is currently the Head of Projects for the development of a 150,000m2 technology university campus in Barcelona. He holds a Masters degree in Project Management (La Salle, Barcelona), Business Intelligence (University of Barcelona) and Environmental Management (University of Amsterdam).
Table captain: Gregor Grassl, Head of Blue City, Drees & Sommer
Gregor Grassl's expertise lies in sustainable urban and district development. He leads Projects ranging from strategic consulting and climate protection concepts to infrastructure system planning for major international projects with City BIM.
Table captain: Jens Burkhardt, Chief Digital Officer, BIM Berliner Immobilienmanagement GmbH
Jens Burkhardt is an expert in process and quality management, especially for certifications. He is responsible for the innovation project LED catwalk at BIM. In addition, he is a speaker Smart City Network Berlin.
Table Captain: Tobias Willuhn, Program Manager Aerospace & Defense, Rohde & Schwarz
Tobias Willuhn is program manager for aerospace and defense at Rohde & Schwarz. As a driving force in the market development and marketing strategy for the emerging Urban Air Mobility (UAM) market, he is also responsible for the European marketing program aimed at customers in the aerospace and defense industries.
Table Captain: Melanie Grötsch, Department of Urban Planning and Building Regulations, State Capital Munich
Melanie Grötsch is responsible for traffic planning and innovations in mobility in the Department of Urban Planning and Building Regulations. This Department is in charge of a wide range of projects relating to mobility in a Smart City. Among others the project "Modellstadt 2030" of the Inzell initiative, to implement forward-looking solutions for sustainable mobility in the city of Munich, or the project "car-free old town".
