12min.me - Expat Talks & Networking #13 (ENGLISH)

Dear 12mins Rockers,

it´s our utmost pleasure to unveil the speakers for our next 12min.me expat event on the 11th of April at mantro.

The event will be held in English. All other procedures are expected to stay unaltered thus you can expect inspiring 12mins talks, 12 mins of striking questions and 12mins of networking, drinking and meeting cool people.

We are looking forward to seeing you!

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We are happy and grateful to welcome on stage:

Charly Imsel (Life Coach)

Charly chose a path, which may not be for everybody. In his early twenties he quit his job and started his entrepreneurial career
first as an online marketer, followed by many different projects. After five years of experiencing uncountable setbacks he now coaches woman in realtionships.

His topic:

"The map is not the territory."

He intends to:

Out of his experience with over 300 couples he wants to share a common threat what he calls "The map is not the territory". In this talk he will introduce us to the pattern of how we create our personal reality and how this may lead to some trouble in a relationship. So stay tuned and most important: Open minded!

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Damir Abdic (IT Project Leader)

Damir is convinced that there is only one way to cope with the digital disruption - which is to BE a part of it. Driven by this belief he helps companies to define their digital strategy and to build an agile organisation that executes fast. As coach Damir inspires executives to embrace the agile mindset and empowers teams to do right things right.

His topic:

"We are Heavy Metal! - a small story of Agile Transition in hardware teams."

He intends to:

"Dear Damir, what you are doing there - that is Software. We are different. We are more something like Heavy Metal!" - that's how our conversation started. What I liked from the beginning is with how much affection my very first "hardware customer" talked about his products. And it was really Heavy Metal - a lot of hardware, but also a lot of software... I would like to share this story of agile transition in hardware teams, along with my learnings from the projects of the last three years using Scrum in robotics, household appliances and mechanical and plant engineering.

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Jan Küster (Co-Founder & Director - Founders Fight Club)

Started my entrepreneurial career with 14. Helped to scale one unicorn. Most fun venture so far: Caviar and Champagne wholesale.
Most fulfilling legacy venture: The Founders Fight Club. Humbled to work with the most outstanding founders of the 1200 - 1800 startups we meet every year.
Professionally thrilled by teaching entrepreneurship to established companies and connecting startups with corporates for business. Always learning, ever so curious.

His topic:

"Want to build a startup - learn to fight first!"

He intends to:

What I've learned from European boxing champions and their coaches about being better at startup.

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We're really looking forward to our three speakers and of cause to you, as our 12min.me Crowd and fans ;-)

Best and see ya on Thursday.
Your 12minM-team