📢 ANNOUNCING THE WORKSHOP Ideas for the Future – Business Models for Sustainable Success

The workshop "Introduction to Methods and Tools for Analyzing and Designing Innovative Circular Business Models" is taking place on Thursday, 18.9.2025, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

In this hands-on beginner workshop, discover the importance of the circular economy for SMEs, start-ups, the environment, and society. Learn from best practices how the DECIDE Toolbox can support you in developing and evaluating digital business models for the circular economy. Using proven methods and tools from EU projects, you will analyze business situations, understand customer needs, and develop innovative, sustainable ideas. The workshop provides space for your own initial approaches to integrating circular economy principles into your products, services, and business models, as well as opportunities to network and exchange ideas with other participants.

Agenda

· Introduction to the Circular Economy

· Best Practices and Introduction to the DECIDE Toolbox

· Methods and Tools for Circular Business Models

· Practical Application and Networking

· Feedback Session and Outlook

Target Groups

· Professionals and managers from SMEs and start-ups working on sustainable supply chains who want to develop innovative digital business models

· People from economic development agencies, consultancy, and other interested parties seeking insights into digital business model development for the circular economy

· Anyone interested in learning more about our EU flagship project “DECIDE” for the circular economy, part of the INTERREG Danube Programme

Time: Thursday, 18.9.2025, 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Registration link: https://zd-bb.de/anmeldung-zdbb-akademie/

Instructors:
Severine Dommer, Project Lead DECIDE
Martin Kinitzki, Digital Business Model Consultant, Center for Digitalization (ZD.BB)

Format: Online Workshop

Requirements: Non

Language: German only

Location: The webinar is offered exclusively online (via Zoom)

Number of Participants: Minimum of 5 participants

Cost: Free of charge (funded by the EU Interreg Danube Region Programme)

Organizer: EU Interreg Project DECIDE at ZD.BB