Funding Futures: Financing That Makes Creative Ideas Possible

Markets & Capital

Apr29.

Jakob JochmannSilvia TaschnerHelene BerlingAnja BukowskiKübra Sekin

How do ideas become viable business models and who helps with financing? Different perspectives come together in this session: From targeted support for solo entrepreneurs to incubators for the music industry and tech to strategic innovation funding and unconventional approaches to growth.

Get to know programs such as Music WorX and Wavelab as well as KfW's funding opportunities – and discover with Jakob Jochmann why underdog mindsets can be a real driver of innovation.

Get into conversation with funders, program makers and creative entrepreneurs, ask your questions and find out which funding is right for your project. From initial ideas to scaling: Which paths will really get you ahead?

These are the impulses:

Financing Advice for Creative Start-ups

Innovation Funding from KfW for SMEs

Guide to Decentralized Escalation: Underdog Expertise as a Driver of Innovation

Format: CaseNetworking

Stage: K4

Speakers

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pxi.design

Jakob Jochmann

Communication Architect

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Wavelab - Innovation Lab and Start-up Center at the Munich University of Music and Performing Arts

Silvia Taschner

Head of Wavelab

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Hamburg Kreativ Gesellschaft

Helene Berling

Project Manager

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KfW Group

Anja Bukowski

Department Director Start-up and Innovation Financing

Moderation

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ravenrocker

Kübra Sekin

Presenter, Actress

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Apr29.

Instructions for Decentralized Escalation: Underdog Expertise as a Driver for Innovation

Creative work should not be an underdog story – and yet it is often the "small" creatives who make structural change happen. The article asks how life experience, diversity and expertise from solo self-employed people to SMEs can be systematically incorporated into urgently needed innovation and R&D projects.

At the centre is a strategy of "shockwave riding": scaling effects are distributed across many shoulders, experiments become possible quickly and pragmatically. One example shows how small paradigm shifts can be trialled in the wake of the AI hype and large funding projects – with the aim of anchoring more added value on a broad basis.

This programme item is part of "Funding Futures: Funding that Makes Creative Ideas Possible".

At our participative Stage K4, we combine impulses with networking. Come along at the beginning of the session and take a look at all the projects. After a short project presentation, you will have the opportunity to network intensively with the people behind the projects and find out more about their work.

Format: CaseNetworking

Stage: K4

Apr29.

Financing Advice for Creative Start-ups

How do founders find the right funding for their creative start-up – and what role do incubators play in this?
We provide insights into the programs offered by the Wavelab incubator for culture and tech start-ups and the Music WorX incubator for music und tech start-ups. We will show how programs can complement each other and what funding and support options are available for founders. The subsequent networking session will also focus on funding and financing opportunities for start-ups in the creative industries as a whole and an open exchange with those interested in the programmes.

This programme item is part of "Funding Futures: Funding that Makes Creative Ideas Possible".

At our participative Stage K4, we combine impulses with networking. Come along at the beginning of the session and take a look at all the projects. After a short project presentation, you will have the opportunity to network intensively with the people behind the projects and find out more about their work.

Format: NetworkingCase

Stage: K4

Apr29.

KfW Innovation Promotion for SMEs

KfW is presenting its promotional programs for innovation and digitalization at GCES and showing how companies can actively shape the future. Whether new business models, digital products or the use of AI in creative processes: KfW supports companies from the idea through to implementation. Funding is available for investments in technologies, processes and expertise, among other things. Find out how you can use suitable financing solutions to drive innovation and strengthen your competitiveness in the long term.

This programme item is part of "Funding Futures: Funding that Makes Creative Ideas Possible".

At our participative Stage K4, we combine impulses with networking. Come along at the beginning of the session and take a look at all the projects. After a short project presentation, you will have the opportunity to network intensively with the people behind the projects and find out more about their work.

Format: CaseNetworking

Stage: K4

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