SensAbility, the largest social entreprenership conference organized by students in Germany, was held again at the WHU - Otto Beissheim School of Management. This year again there were amazing talks by inspring social entrepreneurs trying to change the world.
We and our friends from the student initiative Infinity Mannheim were live on-site and you can read about our experiences at SensAbility in their blog. For more input on social entrepreneurship follow Infinity Mannheim and SensAbility on Facebook!
Speakers included Lily Liu from PublicStuff, Torsten Schreiber from Africa Green Tec, Audrey Cheng from the Moringa School, Nicole Dufft from betterplace lab, Julian Oehrlein from Oradian, Tom Szaky from TerraCycle and Will Tyler-Greig from the Scottish Government. Unter the topic "Half full or half empty? Which direction is our society heading in?" Ryan Little form Impact Hub, Paula Schwarz from Startup Boat and Alexander Roland from the Entrepreneurs Pledge, were having an inspiring panel discussion with SensAbility Alumna Francisca Fei as Moderator.
