Speaker Kristina zur Mühlen

Kristina zur Mühlen is an excellent presenter and a proven speaker on the topic of sustainability.

Kristina zur Mühlen studied physics in Jena. She graduated in 1993 in the field of laser physics and embarked on a career in journalism after graduating. She has been a trained television journalist since 1996 and a television presenter since 2002. She initially presented the regional magazine show "Hamburg Journal" (NDR) on public radio. This was followed in 2006 by the regional magazine "Lokalzeit aus Aachen" and the knowledge magazine "Q21" (both WDR). However, the milestones in her long career as a German television presenter are undoubtedly her regular appearances as a spokesperson for "tagesschau" and presenter on "tagesschau24" (both ARD).

Book Kristina zu Mühlen as a speaker: 7 topics - 7 food for thought:

- Urban living space: Quality of life in a confined space
- Digitalization: Will robots take our jobs?
- Sustainability: The end of the throwaway society
- Mobility: New concepts to combat traffic jams
- Error culture: How we deal with mistakes blocks creativity
- Children: How we prepare them for the future
- Society: The amazing potential of the kindness chain

Kristina zur Mühlen known from: tagesschau (ARD) and nano (ZDF/3sat). Kristina zur Mühlen is also an excellent moderator for your meeting, conference, trade fair or event.

Thanks to her scientific background, the journalist is also enthusiastic about the many questions of life, nature and the natural sciences in particular. Her trademark is her fresh and entertaining presentation style, with which she arouses the curiosity of the audience - regardless of age - for scientific and technical topics. The physicist proved that science and technology can be presented in an entertaining and easy-to-understand way in the well-known 3sat science program "nano", which she presented for 10 years as the main presenter.

Kristina zur Mühlen has been entertaining audiences on stage for more than 16 years on topics such as the mobility of the future, urban development, sustainability, health, robotics and, of course, education.

The future of children is particularly close to Kristina zur Mühlen's heart - and not just as the mother of a daughter. As an ambassador for the Peter Ustinov Foundation, she also supports projects that promote education and creativity. She is an ambassador for child protection at the German Society for Prevention and Intervention of Child Abuse and Neglect, DGfPI. She also supports the work of the Hamburg-based foundation "phönikks - Familien leben mit Krebs".

Kristina zur Mühlen: "What future do you want to live in? - Food for thought on our changing world"

Imagine you live in the future... You have grandchildren and you have to tell them about the past... You think about it for a while. Then you remember your old record collection, the cassettes, your CDs and DVDs. You remember how you used to wait in front of the telephone box as a child, how you used to write letters and read real books. You remember buying color films and maps for your vacation. That you paid with cash that you withdrew from an ATM beforehand. That you had to open the front door with a key and turn the light on and off with a switch. Also that you avoided cleaning the windows, vacuuming and mowing the lawn, because there were no household robots back then. You pause... How will we be living in 20, 30 or 50 years' time? What will your grandchildren tell their grandchildren...?

Kristina zur Mühlen encourages the audience to see change as an opportunity with her thought-provoking ideas. One of her main topics at the moment is digital change. Old structures are dissolving at an unprecedented pace: things that were thought to be safe are suddenly being washed away - and that scares many people. However, a look back shows that the new has always displaced the old. And the new has also found it difficult to assert itself against the established.

Kristina zur Mühlen builds bridges to the present in an entertaining and pointed way. No one can say for sure today which innovations will prevail in the future - and which will not. Only one thing is certain: there have always been changes - and it is up to us to actively shape the future...

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