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Key people at GREENTECH FESTIVAL.
GREENTECH FESTIVAL was founded in 2008 by Nico Rosberg (Co-Founder).
GREENTECH FESTIVAL is an international event platform based in Berlin, Germany, founded in 2008 by Nico Rosberg, Marco Voigt, and Sven Krüger. It promotes sustainable innovation and lifestyles through exhibitions, conferences, and awards, bringing together startups, major corporations like Allianz, Deutsche Bahn, Formula E, and Norway as a partner country, alongside environmental leaders. The festival attracts over 50,000 visitors to its major events, accelerating the adoption of green technologies and sustainable practices globally. Operating under the motto "Celebrate Change," it connects innovators, investors, and forward-thinkers around critical environmental solutions. With an estimated annual revenue of $7.1 million and a valuation of $22.8 million, supported by a team of 11-20 employees, GREENTECH FESTIVAL is a significant force in the green technology sector.
GREENTECH FESTIVAL was founded in 2008 by Nico Rosberg (Co-Founder).
Key people at GREENTECH FESTIVAL.
GREENTECH FESTIVAL (GTF) is not a traditional company but the leading global platform for business sustainability, hosting an annual event in Berlin that unites innovators, changemakers, and communities to showcase cutting-edge green technologies and drive transformative change.[1][2][8] It connects industry leaders, startups, investors, and visionaries to accelerate the transition to a sustainable economy, with a focus on turning sustainability into business opportunities through networking, exhibitions, and discussions on topics like clean energy, food systems, and circular economies.[1][2][3] For 18 years, it has facilitated partnerships, investor connections, and market access for sustainable innovators, evolving into Europe's premier sustainable tech event with high attendee ratings (4.01/5).[2][3]
Launched over 18 years ago, GREENTECH FESTIVAL has grown from a niche gathering into a global hub for sustainable innovation, celebrating visionaries on its stages and opening markets for green tech talents.[2] Organized by the GREENTECH FESTIVAL team, led by figures like Marco Voigt (GF, GTF), it has hosted events like the 2024 edition in Berlin from May 15-17, attracting speakers from organizations such as DLR German Aerospace Center and Impact Hub Berlin.[3] Key pivotal moments include its role in past events like GreenTech Festival 2024, where it redefined sustainability discussions amid global shifts, and its expansion to include agendas on crises like food security and renewable energy.[1][2] The platform's evolution reflects a response to changing innovation landscapes, now emphasizing new formats for connection and impact.[2]
GREENTECH FESTIVAL rides the wave of urgent global sustainability trends, including climate-resilient agriculture, renewable energy democratization, and circular economies, amplified by market forces like EU green policies and corporate net-zero pledges.[1][5][6][7] Its timing aligns with accelerating tech adoption—e.g., second-life batteries and independent energy systems—positioning it as a catalyst amid food crises and energy transitions.[1][6] By influencing the ecosystem, it shapes discourse (e.g., via E.ON and BASF involvement) and empowers startups to scale, bridging innovators with decision-makers in a fragmented green tech space.[1][5]
GREENTECH FESTIVAL is poised to expand its evolved format, with the 2025 edition building on 2024's momentum through deeper dives into innovation success factors and agri-tech resilience.[1][5] Trends like AI-driven sustainability and global supply chain greening will amplify its influence, potentially growing attendee numbers and spin-off events like GTF Connect.[2][6] As sustainability becomes core business strategy, GTF's role in forging partnerships could evolve it into an even broader ecosystem orchestrator, sustaining its legacy of turning green visions into scalable realities.[2][8]
