Pop-up office
Would you like to change the working culture in your company and establish a culture of innovation? Then come to the pop-up office!
Would you like to change the working culture in your company and establish a culture of innovation? Then come to the pop-up office!

An agile working and innovation culture is fundamentally important for companies in order to remain competitive - both in terms of their own business and in recruiting skilled labour. The lever: transformation from within - in other words, rethinking and establishing internal structures and processes. This sounds relatively simple, but for many people, departments and companies it is often impossible to achieve on their own.
For around three days, we bring decision-makers from various companies to an inspiring location and form mixed teams together with Hamburg's top creative minds. Inspired by experts, the teams go through so-called moderated "culture sprints": relevant construction sites in the corporate culture are defined and concrete individual solutions are developed. The aim is to subsequently apply new practices and ideas from the pop-up office in a professional context.
Companies and organisations of all industries and sizes as well as stakeholders from the public sector
On request
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Hannah Kemper is head of the German Creative Economy Summit. She was previously part of the Cross Innovation Hub and the Consultancy & Training team, where she worked as project manager for the Creative Business Academy. She then worked as a programme manager in the conception & implementation department of the Cross Innovation Hub of the Hamburg Kreativ Gesellschaft.
She studied Cultural Anthropology and Art History (M.A.) at the Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel.

Nicole Wittek is responsible for cooperation and partner management at the Cross Innovation Hub. Nicole studied Cultural Studies, Media Studies and Business Administration in her Bachelor's degree and specialised in Cultural Studies in her Master's degree at the University of Regensburg. In Regensburg, she helped build up the area of cultural and creative industries promotion and was largely responsible for the development and management of the inner-city creative centre. During her studies and beyond, she organised numerous projects at the interface of culture, creative industries and urban development on a voluntary basis.
Most recently, she worked in an interdisciplinary Hamburg office for urban development. There she conceived co-creative formats in the field of placemaking and implemented them in projects on inner-city development and mobility. Nicole is a founding member and board member of the Hamburg association obenstadt e.V., which campaigns for more multifunctional roof uses in Hamburg and was co-initiator of the first Hamburg Roof Days.