The first industry meeting for all submarkets of the creative industries
With a turnover of 175.4 billion euros, the creative industries are the third largest economic sector in Germany and a social driving force with great innovative power. It enriches the lives of all people and is more omnipresent in everyday life than any other economic sector. The sector, which in Germany includes design, the games and software industry, advertising, architecture, the visual and performing arts, the music industry, the book and press market and the film industry, is a constant driver of innovation and has social effects that go far beyond the economic. It is an important driver for the economy as a whole, makes life more beautiful and exciting, and at the same time points the way to the future of the country.
From Creative AI, to sustainability, to new financing models
The Creative Economy Summit 2024 is the national platform where all stakeholders in the creative economy negotiate the issues that affect them all. We offer the creative economy a forum for exchange with politics, science and administration, so that the framework conditions for acting, working and doing business in Germany can become even better. The goal: to strengthen the common ground and increase visibility.
All participants can expect a diverse programme of keynotes, panels, workshops, master classes and exhibitions. From Creative AI to sustainability to new financing models - the most current topics concerning the creative industries will be discussed here.
Contact
- Kirsten Nord
- Partner Management German Creative Economy Summit
- 040 2372435-06 Kurzbiografie
Kirsten is currently responsible for partner management, sponsorship and cooperation at the German Creative Economy Summit.
The trained publishing specialist and graduate urban planner (MSc HafenCity University Hamburg) has been with Kreativ Gesellschaft since 2010, where she built up and managed the real estate division, then worked in the Cross Innovation Hub in the area of event conception and supported our management in the area of funding acquisition. Kirsten was then project manager for Mind the Progress (congress for net culture and digital society) and most recently co-project manager for the first German Creative Economy Summit.
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