Meeting conference of Renn.Nord and ANE MV
b.r.m. business resource management will be taking part in the Begegnungskonferenz in Bollewick on September 15, 2021 in the person of owner and managing director Harald Rossol. The meeting conference is a three-day event on the topic of "Smart villages in the garden of metropolitan areas - villages suitable for grandchildren as the key to the future in urban and rural areas". This conference is being organized by Renn.Nord and Akademie Nachhaltige Entwicklung (ANE) MV. On the first day, the focus will be entirely on providing information. Three different presentations of 12 minutes each will be given on a specific topic. The topics range from "Regional perspectives" and "What can villages offer?" to "Compensation or avoidance" and, of course, many other exciting topics. The audience will also have the opportunity to talk to the speakers after the thematic blocks. There will be a "pause & recap" where guests can ask any questions or comment on the presentation. However, the Encounter Conference is not intended to be a symposium or a market presentation, but rather to encourage people to get actively and unabashedly involved.
Harald Rossol will also be contributing to this with his presentation. The topic will be "Green-IT & Blühfläche.de - a joint way to positively shape urban potential". As the title suggests, Harald Rossol will link his company b.r.m. business resource management with his project "blühfläche.de" in his presentation. b.r.m. has proven that it operates a particularly energy-conscious data center, for example, by being awarded the "Blue Angel". In general, b.r.m. stands for an environmentally conscious and sustainable IT service. However, more companies need to become active. Urban companies in particular can offset and reduce their footprint. In order to achieve this, they need rural space, but they can avoid this on their own. With his presentation and the "blühfläche.de" project, Harald Rossol offers guidance for a shared, sustainable and better future.
You can watch Harald Rossol's presentation here (from 4:11 minutes):
You can view a review of the conference here: