This is the motto of the New Year’s reception of the Karlsruhe Women’s Organization, which took place yesterday in the hashtag#Tollhaus.

Almost too punctual:-) I had enough time to talk to some of the women of this organization. I was very impressed by her openness and vision.

This was brought to my attention by the great Karin Eyerer, whom I had the pleasure of meeting at Hohenfels Castle when I was allowed to moderate her partner Peter Eyerer as part of a sustainability congress (organized by Christina Granacher Granacher).

So my day on Karlsruhe soil starts with a very warm and empathetic welcome from Karin Eyerer, herself active 💖 in the association “Unternehmerfrauen Karlsruhe im Handwerk und Mittelstand Karlsruhe e.V.”

After about an hour, Peter Eyerer also came, what a great joy it was to see💃🏾🙏🏽 you again

Shortly thereafter, I was finally able to see and experience two more wonderful personalities live; Carolina Butto Zarzar and Harald Wolfram Klein. Thank you very much for your joint practical book “Making a Career”, which you gave me with a touching dedication. Wow🤗❤️

Together we followed the great program of the New Year’s reception and experienced super exciting personalities; everyone in their role is simply outstanding:

Brigitte Leverenz from the “International Women’s Club Karlsruhe e.V.” and Dr. Frank Mentrup, Lord Mayor of the City of Karlsruhe, give💪🏾 confidence with their words

Moderated with a lot of life and humour, the music journalist Aline Kinzie 👌🏾

What groundbreaking impulses from Eva Gengler with her keynote speech on the topic of “Feminist AI – for a fair distribution of power” 👏🏾

After lunch together with valuable conversations and lots of laughter, Peter guided us (Carolina, Harald and me) through the open youth workshop.

His enthusiasm and passion were palpable and contagious🚀👌🏾 in every second

It’s unbelievable what Peter Eyerer and his team do for young people and thus for society. A workshop that arouses curiosity, motivation and enthusiasm, and not only among young people.

Carolina, Harald Wolfram and I were so fascinated. That wasn’t the last time we met in the workshop – we agreed on that. So stay tuned.

Thank you Karin, Peter Eyerer, Carolina and Harald Wolfram for your attitude and for paving the way with your work.

Happy Sunday dear community. I wish you (new) enriching and magical encounters for this week.