At three beautiful venues in Hamburg, Berlin and Düsseldorf, Fujitsu presented their latest offerings in products and services under the motto “Reshaping IT”. Among the many highlights on the big stage were comedy hacker Tobias Schrödel and the world renowned violinist Miha Pogacnik, who inspired and surprised the audience with his very own insights on music and business management.

From interactive presentations, science shows, talks and live reports from my wonderful collegue Sunny Bansemer to mind-boggling memory tricks with world-champion Christiane Stenger and a live video conference with the NASA control room for the current Mars mission in Passadena, USA, every visitor of the 310,000 got this share of new ideas to take home.

With over 8,000 square meters of exhibition space, sustainable innovations from all over the world where on display, most of them products and services that use less energy and resources, protect the environment and are manufactured under fair conditions. As the main moderator, I had the pleasure of presenting international speakers, inventors, activists, product innovations and the latest in organic and fair-trade fashion.

As the moderator of the event, I had the privilege of guiding the participants from over 26 nations through two days of exciting speeches, with innovations and visions that presented the latest trends in the banking busines.

Using a new and innovative multimedia format to introduce the presentations, developed by Head of Event, I had the privilege of being the main moderator for this event. A combination of live video and animation overlays, used to move virtual elements on the stage, created the illusion of a holographic presentation. The concept was introduced for the first time during last year’s Fujitsu “Future Forum” Roadshow, which can also be seen in part in my showreel.