100 heads of tomorrow
100 Heads of Tomorrow was an exhibition , a book and part of the location initiative Germany - Land of Ideas of the German Government and Business. She introduced 100 people from Germany who, due to their creativity and motivation, had a promising future .
A 22-strong jury from all areas of society chaired by Peter Raue , the chairman of the Association of Friends of the National Gallery, selected the 100 people. The only fixed criterion was a maximum age of 40 years. The selected people were shown in the summer of 2006 in an exhibition at the German Historical Museum in Berlin in the form of life-size photos with short biographies . As a result, the exhibition made u. a. Station in Vienna and Bratislava.
The exhibition was the start and finish point of the Walk of Ideas through the center of Berlin. It opened on May 30, 2006 and ended on October 3, 2006, the anniversary of German reunification . The youngest selected was the 13-year-old runner Jule Aßmann from Hamburg.
A book of the same name was published in advance of the campaign.
List: 100 heads of tomorrow (alphabetically)
- (1) Jule Aßmann (* 1993), athlete
- (2) Christian Bau (* 1971), German chef
- (3) Ruth Berktold (* 1967), architect
- (4) Anne-Julchen Bernhardt (* 1971), German architect
- (5) Benedikt Bläsi (* 1971), German physicist
- (6) Timo Boll (* 1981), German table tennis professional
- (7) Nicolay Borchev (* 1980), opera singer
- (8) Ina Bornkessel-Schlesewsky (* 1979 in Berlin), German linguist
- (9) Mirko Borsche (* 1971), German graphic designer
- (10) Jan Bosse (* 1969), German theater director
- (11) Bas Böttcher (* 1974), German writer and slam poet
- (12) Frank Bradke (* 1969), German neurobiologist
- (13) Till Brönner (* 1971), German jazz trumpeter, singer and composer
- (14) Daniel Brühl (* 1978 as Daniel César Martín Brühl González Domingo), German actor
- (15) Patrick Cramer (* 1969), German structural biologist
- (16) Dominik de Daniel (* 1975), CFO
- (17) Natalie de Ligt (* 1968), curator
- (18) Aaron Voloj Dessauer (* 1986), student
- (19) Götz Diergarten (* 1972), German photographer
- (20) Stefan Diez (* 1971), German industrial designer
- (21) Jörg Dräger (* 1968), German physicist and politician (independent)
- (22) Christian Drosten (* 1972), German molecular biologist
- (23) Tanja Dückers (* 1968), German writer and journalist
- (24) Jan Edler (* 1970), German artist and architect
- (25) Klaus Erfort (* 1972), German chef
- (26) Julia Fischer (* 1983), German violinist
- (27) Julia Franck (* 1970), German writer
- (28) Christoph Gottschalk (* 1977), German politician
- (29) Daniela Götz (* 1987), German swimmer
- (30) Ali Güngörmüş (* 1976), German chef
- (31) Volker Halbach (* 1969), German architect
- (32) Fabian Hambüchen (* 1987), German gymnast
- (33) Andrea Hartwig , (* 1979), fashion designer
- (34) Susanne Hatje (* 1970), General Director
- (35) Silke Hauf (* 1973), German biologist
- (36) Jakob Hein (* 1971), German writer and doctor
- (37) Katja Heinecke (* 1969), landscape planner
- (38) Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck (* 1973), German-Austrian film director, screenwriter and producer
- (39) David Hermann (* 1977), director
- (40) Lars Hinrichs (* 1976), German entrepreneur
- (41) Max Hollein (* 1969), since 2001 director of the Schirn Kunsthalle and since 2006 director of the Städelsche Kunstinstitut and the Liebieghaus in Frankfurt am Main
- (42) Florian Illies (* 1971), German journalist and book author
- (43) Julia Jäkel (* 1971), German journalist and publishing manager
- (44) Stephan A. Jansen (* 1971), German economist; President of Zeppelin University in Friedrichshafen, Professor for Strategic Organization & Financing
- (45) Julia Jentsch (* 1978), German actress
- (46) Gesche Joost (* 1974), German design researcher
- (47) John F. Jungclaussen (* 1970), German historian and journalist
- (48) Suzie Kerstgens (* 1971), German pop singer
- (49) Tanja Kinkel (* 1969), German writer
- (50) Timm Klotzek (* 1973), editor-in-chief of SZ-Magazin
- (51) Mateo Kries (* 1974), museum director
- (52) Frank Krings (* 1972), bank manager
- (53) Wilfried Kühn (* 1967), architect
- (54) Vanessa Kullmann (* 1972), see Balzac Coffee
- (55) Jana Kuss (* 1975), violinist
- (56) Benjamin List (* 1968), German chemist
- (57) Wladimir Malachow (* 1968, Ukrainian-Austrian dancer)
- (58) Cornelius Meister (* 1980), German conductor and pianist and general music director of the city of Heidelberg
- (59) Michael Michalsky (* 1967), German fashion designer and designer
- (60) Birgit Minichmayr (* 1977), Austrian actress
- (61) Terézia Mora (* 1971), writer, screenwriter and translator from Hungarian
- (62) Thomas Mussweiler (* 1969), German social psychologist
- (63) Axel Ockenfels (* 1969), German economist
- (64) Nina Öger (* 1974), German entrepreneur
- (65) Alexander Olek (* 1969), German biochemist and entrepreneur
- (66) Albert Ostermaier (* 1967), German writer
- (67) Thomas Ostermeier (* 1968), German director
- (68) Elisabeth Pähtz (* 1985), German chess player
- (69) Matthias Pintscher (* 1971), German composer and conductor
- (70) Rik Reinking (* 1976), German art collector, art dealer and curator
- (71) Moritz Rinke (* 1967), German playwright
- (72) Nico Rosberg (* 1985), German racing driver
- (73) Michael Sailstorfer (* 1979), German sculptor and installation and object artist
- (74) Marie-Céline Schäfer (* 1967), architect
- (75) Nadine Schemmann (* 1977), German designer and illustrator
- (76) Ina Schieferdecker , German computer scientist
- (77) Tobias Schlegl (* 1977), German singer, musician and television presenter
- (78) Michael B. Schmidt (* 1968), under the stage name Smudo lyricist and rapper of the hip-hop band Die Fantastischen Vier
- (79) Bernhard Schölkopf , Professor at the Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics
- (80) Daniela Seel (* 1974), German poet and publisher
- (81) Polina Semionova (* 1984), a Russian ballet dancer
- (82) Jerszy Seymour (* 1968), Canadian product designer
- (83) Florian Silbereisen (* 1981), German television presenter and singer
- (84) Joachim P. Spatz (* 1969), biophysicist
- (85) Martin Stadtfeld (* 1980), German pianist
- (86) Julia Stegner (* 1984), German photo model
- (87) Juliane Stolle (* 1988), track and field athlete
- (88) Devid Striesow (* 1973), German actor
- (89) Leonie Swann (* 1975), pseudonym of a German crime writer
- (90) Stefan Vilsmeier (* 1967), entrepreneur
- (91) Silja Vöneky (* 1969), German legal scholar and international lawyer .
- (92) Clemens Weisshaar (* 1977), designer
- (93) Jörg Widmann (* 1973), German composer and clarinetist
- (94) Kati Wilhelm (* 1976), former German biathlete
- (95) Lavinia Wilson (* 1980), German actress
- (96) Philipp Wittmann (* 1974), winemaker
- (97) Marcus Wolsdorf (* 1971), company founder
- (98) Juli Zeh (* 1974), German writer
- (99) Ron-Robert Zieler (* 1989), German soccer goalkeeper
- (100) Ronny Ziesmer (* 1979), former German gymnast
See also
- You are Germany (Social Marketing Campaign 2005)
- Inventor Day
literature
- Jutta Limbach and Peter Raue : 100 heads of tomorrow. The future in the land of ideas. Paperback, 212 pages, publisher: Heel; 1st edition (June 2006), ISBN 3898806677