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At the Munich Impact Incubator, Munich-based startup Volulink secured 1st place. A total of five impact startups have been supported since October in the program of the Department of Labour and Economics, which provides impact funding of up to €15,000.

Leadership responsibility for over 600 employees, part-time: The computer scientist with a doctorate, Stefanie Lämmle, heads customer management and the Data&Innovation team in the IT department of the Landeshauptstadt München. And she built an AI competence center. Startups can also benefit from her work.

The InnovationLab and AI Competence Center of the city of Munich are driving future topics such as artificial intelligence (AI), Internet of Things, and data analysis. What trends the team sees, what makes good startup collaborations, and how startups can get involved is explained by Stefanie Lämmle, head of the Data&Innovation department at the Landeshauptstadt München, in this interview.

The City of Munich is calling for participation in the 2025 innovation competition. Founders, students and creative minds are invited to develop and test solutions for specific urban challenges. Applications can be submitted until May 18.

How can startups and city administrations drive artificial intelligence together? At the City Demo Day on May 15, 2025 in Munich, innovative founders meet representatives of the city administration. The event, organized by Referat für Arbeit und Wirtschaft, offers startups the chance to present their ideas and network. Applications are possible until March 30, 2025.

You can find the episode about the City Demo Day and all other episodes of our podcast on Spotify, iTunes, Amazon Music, Deezer, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Radio Public, Overcast, Castbox, Podcast Addict, and Anchor. How can startups and city administration work together to drive innovation? That’s what the City Demo Day is about. In […]