"Together We Are Unlimited": Innovation Day 2025 focuses on the power of collaboration

Now in its 21st year, Innovation Day focuses on the power of collaboration and the combination of human expertise and innovative technology. Under the motto "Together We Are Unlimited", the event offers guests from the worlds of business, communication and media visionary and inspiring talks by top-class international speakers. 

Once again, there will be formats that offer time for networking and cross-disciplinary interaction, as well as topic-specific masterclasses with proven experts. This is an opportunity to gain inspiring, practical insights and engage in discussions on megatrends in the marketing and communications industry. 

We cordially invite you to join us on 14 October 2025 from 9 a.m. at the House of Communication, Friedenstr. 24, 81671 Munich, to discuss the future of brands, communication and innovation. 

This year's Innovation Day will focus on the theme "Together We Are Unlimited": How can companies and brands leverage the opportunities that arise from collaboration? How does collaborative thinking and action promote new growth, forward-looking brand management and targeted transformation?

On the Morning Stage, Ian Beacraft, one of the top voices for AI and the future of work and a top speaker at SXSW, will talk about the interplay between technology, creativity and responsibility. As founder and chief futurist of Signal and Cipher, Beacraft advises the world's most innovative companies and is known for actively experimenting with new technologies before they leave the research lab. 

Award-winning journalist, social scientist and entrepreneur Dr Léa Steinacker provides inspiring insights into how work, the economy and society are readjusting in the wake of digital transformation. Steinacker is co-founder of the digital platform ada and conducts research into automatic facial recognition, synthetic voice generation and quantum computing. 

With an eye on the changing world order, the much sought-after security expert and professor of international politics, Prof. Dr. Carlo Masala, outlines how Europe can reposition itself politically and economically through consistent cohesion. His ability to convey complex issues in a clear and understandable way has made Masala a sought-after guest on leading TV programmes and at international conferences. Carsten Knop, one of the editors of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, will lead the panel discussion with Masala. 

Find out more about the speakers on the Morning Stage here.

Exciting masterclasses on AI & technology, content & customer experience provide practical inspiration and present helpful insights into case studies. Among other things, they illustrate how the harmonious interplay of human skills and innovative technologies leads to greater efficiency and optimal results.