Last Updated on 6. May 2026
On June 30, we invite you to Hamburg’s Speicherstadt for a networking event for everyone who wants to make a difference in public administration.
Sovereignty is a big word. In public administration, it often feels like a promise that quickly comes under pressure in everyday life: too many dependencies, too many unanswered questions, too little leeway.
This is exactly where we come in, creating space for exchange and new perspectives.
Register now – free of charge, limited to 50 participants
Date: June 30, 2026, starting at 3:30 p.m.
Location: mgm Office, Holländischer Brook 2, 20457 Hamburg (Speicherstadt, 5th floor)
Three Levels of Sovereignty with Impact!
- Digital Sovereignty: Understanding technologies and data and using them consciously—rather than just working with them.
- Organizational Sovereignty: Designing structures in a way that enables change—rather than hindering it.
- Personal Sovereignty: Making clear decisions and remaining capable of action even in uncertain situations.
An afternoon that combines substantive depth with genuine exchange
Keynote presentations alternate with interactive workshops. Discussions on equal footing are expressly encouraged.
Everyone can round out the evening by networking with trailblazers from the public sector.
All of the day’s perspectives come from women who are truly making a difference in government or in their support roles. Because change requires a mindset. And a mindset requires role models.
Those who wish to delve deeper into the individual topics will soon find accompanying articles on the event here:
→ Digital sovereignty: Technology under control or under the control of technology?
→ Organizational sovereignty: The best strategy is useless if the Sie ausbremst
→ Persönliche Souveränität: Innere Klarheit in komplexen Systemen
Register now – free of charge, limited to 50 participants
Date: June 30, 2026, starting at 3:30 p.m.
Location: mgm Office, Holländischer Brook 2, 20457 Hamburg (Speicherstadt, 5th floor)
This event is open exclusively to members of the public administration.
