Workshops for Social & Green Entrepreneurs

10.10.2022 Incubation, News

We have expanded our portfolio of offers for Social & Green Entrepreneurs and are pleased to be able to offer a series of workshops where you can expand your know-how. The topics of the workshops are wide-ranging: from storytelling to your professional social media presence, targeted press work to impact analysis & reporting and much more exciting content awaits you in our workshops. Of course, we are particularly pleased that we were able to get hold of absolute experts in their field as speakers! The workshops are free of charge – we ask that you register via our website . Participation is also possible online!

17.10. Storytelling for (Social) Entrepreneurs
09:00 – 11:00, Laura Sahin (Crowdstrudel)
Venue: UNICORN, Schubertstraße 6a *


17.10. Social Media: Benefit – Structure – Strategy
11:00 – 13:00, Lisa-Maria Kapper (HiPerformer)
Venue: UNICORN, Schubertstraße 6a *


11. & 12.11. Impact analysis – make positive impact measurable. Two-day Workshop
12:00 – 20:00, Kirsten Tangemann & Rüdiger Wetzl-Piewald (Social Business Hub Styria)
Venue: Beethovenstraße 8, HS 111.21


16.11. Strategic Media Management for Social Business
09:00 – 11:00, Ernst Sittinger (Kleine Zeitung)
Venue: UNICORN, Schubertstraße 6a *


16.11. We have a winner! Submit applications to awards correctly and use them strategically
11:00 – 13:00, Rüdiger Wetzl-Piewald (Social Business Hub Styria)
Venue: UNICORN, Schubertstraße 6a *


The workshops are aimed at (impact-oriented) entrepreneurs and their employees. Participation is free, registration via our website.


*) Participation also possible online – please indicate when registering.

We would like to thank our speakers and our cooperation partners: UNICORN Startup & Innovation Hub and Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz

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