WHAT MOVES US

This week, ballerina Victoria Dauberville surprises with her performance in Antarctica: she dances her choreography in a tutu on the bow of a ship in the freezing cold. With this spectacular finale to her ballet career, she also reportedly wants to draw attention to the beauty and fragility of this unique region and raise awareness of climate change. Formidable! we applaud Victoria Dauberville.

As the Ressmann agency, we have been a member of the UN Global Compact since 2018 - and are committed to supporting the ten principles in the areas of human rights, labor, environment and anti-corruption. The 17 Sustainable Development Goals are firmly integrated into our corporate strategy and culture as well as into our activities as an international communications and marketing consultancy agency. From consulting, conception and implementation of human rights campaigns to the creation of major specialist congresses on socially relevant topics from diversity to international cooperation and social transformation: with a focus on sustainability and respect for human rights in the supply chain, we work for the private sector, for ministries as well as for global corporations and create value by always setting high standards in the current fields of action of our time.

Published: 29.01.2025, YouTube, CBC News: The National

... and far beyond the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region. And this "mega-event" moves and inspires us sustainably. So not only the cable car is constantly on the move these days: Among the 16 nominees for the German SDG Award 2023, who were announced at the UN Climate Change Conference COP 27 in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt: The 17 SDG gardens of the Federal Garden Show, of BUGA 23 Mannheim. As an internationally active agency for event marketing and live communication based in Mannheim and a participant in the UN Global Compact, the world's largest and most important initiative for sustainable and responsible corporate management, we keep our fingers crossed.
The German SDG Award is an initiative of the German Senate for Economy.

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Moments of inspiration for new ideas are once again considered particularly valuable today. The 2022 study by the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering IAO and the GCB German Convention Bureau e. V. proves in the context of business events that people in our highly digitized world long for authentic experiences in real places.
Today we are moved by the beats of the Youtube video of The Kiffness – and the basis, the wonderful voice of the supplier of iconic cold drinks on the beach.

We are happy to agree with Brooke's comment:
“People like Faisal make the world a more fun place to be. Thank you for sharing!!“

Italian men, who fill the deserted streets with their powerful voices in the late evening - full of courage, fervour and strength. Or a “Nonna”, a grandmother, dancing in Naples, who simply dances away the isolation and enjoys the few minutes of being light. Or police officers on Mallorca, who get creative during quarantine periods and keep people in check with music.

These are the images and the sounds that are good for us today, we even need them. They have an immediate effect on our minds. We become more positive, more confident, more motivated.

Music has shaped us from birth, probably even earlier. It touches us like hardly anything else and can drive us to peak performance by stimulating our creativity, making us more physically and mentally mobile. It is important to see and use this added value. We experience it so often in all our projects. Sometimes the live music at the beginning of a conference or the music at the Come Together or at the evening dinner event is the first thing to be cancelled when savings are due. But isn't it exactly the music that is the most efficient "accelerator lever" for what we want to achieve? Namely to strengthen the sense of unity, the motivation, the innovative exchange, the creative power of everyone.