The Common Ground

This conversation focuses on the diversity of social cultures and the small but significant differences that arise in everyday life across European countries. One concept discussed is how we continually learn from and influence one another through the exchange of experiences, especially when encountering new situations. Several points are raised, including the importance of standing together and exploring how different perspectives can contribute to shared development and understanding.

This conversation focuses on the diversity of social cultures and the small but significant differences that arise in everyday life across European countries. One concept discussed is how we continually learn from and influence one another through the exchange of experiences, especially when encountering new situations. Several points are raised, including the importance of standing together and exploring how different perspectives can contribute to shared development and understanding.

Welcome to the new episode of “Quo Vadis”!

In this episode, Sara and Sarah welcome expert Kristin Reichel from the German Academy for Volunteering in Berlin. Together, they delve into the fascinating topic of “human resources”—from different types of volunteer work to the differences and similarities between volunteering and full-time employment, all the way to the challenges of generational change. How have forms of volunteer work changed over the years? What motivates people today to volunteer, and how can they strike a balance between freedom and responsibility?

With humorous anecdotes, fascinating real-world experiences, and a look at innovative solutions, the three discuss how organizations can remain attractive even in times of change and uncertainty—for young and old, full-time employees and volunteers alike. Look forward to fresh ideas, honest insights, and inspiring stories centered on the broad theme of “Participation and Co-Creation”!

Welcome to the new episode of “Quo Vadis”!

In this episode, Sara and Sarah welcome expert Kristin Reichel from the German Academy for Volunteering in Berlin. Together, they delve into the fascinating topic of “human resources”—from different types of volunteer work to the differences and similarities between volunteering and full-time employment, all the way to the challenges of generational change. How have forms of volunteer work changed over the years? What motivates people today to volunteer, and how can they strike a balance between freedom and responsibility?

With humorous anecdotes, fascinating real-world experiences, and a look at innovative solutions, the three discuss how organizations can remain attractive even in times of change and uncertainty—for young and old, full-time employees and volunteers alike. Look forward to fresh ideas, honest insights, and inspiring stories centered on the broad theme of “Participation and Co-Creation”!

This second episode of Furuset in Fokus is about Oslo: The discussion explores various facets of the city, examining topics such as crime and the lives of adults versus families. Listeners can look forward to a fascinating insight into the current challenges and realities of life in the Norwegian capital.

This second episode of Furuset in Fokus is about Oslo: The discussion explores various facets of the city, examining topics such as crime and the lives of adults versus families. Listeners can look forward to a fascinating insight into the current challenges and realities of life in the Norwegian capital.

Today’s episode focuses on the diverse work of TSG Bergedorf in Hamburg, particularly its collaboration with daycare centers and schools. The discussion highlights how the sports club engages numerous apprentices, students, and volunteers in various areas and the role they play in educational work. A central theme is the importance of collaboration and personal commitment in the day-to-day life of the club. The episode also addresses the impact of the pandemic on the children’s social environment and how staff training contributes to the quality of care. Finally, a sense of community and the members’ identification with the club are illustrated through brief anecdotes.

Today’s episode focuses on the diverse work of TSG Bergedorf in Hamburg, particularly its collaboration with daycare centers and schools. The discussion highlights how the sports club engages numerous apprentices, students, and volunteers in various areas and the role they play in educational work. A central theme is the importance of collaboration and personal commitment in the day-to-day life of the club. The episode also addresses the impact of the pandemic on the children’s social environment and how staff training contributes to the quality of care. Finally, a sense of community and the members’ identification with the club are illustrated through brief anecdotes.

In this episode host Hulcar István Róbert explores the multifaceted world of sponsorship, collaboration, and cooperation in sports and business. Joined by his guest with decades of experience in sports and Hungarian business leadership, the conversation delves into how partnerships are built, the business motivations behind sponsorships, and the different approaches taken by large corporations and local businesses.

They discuss the impact of sporting tradition, the role of personality and brand alignment in successful sponsorships, and the challenges faced by smaller clubs in attracting support. Practical advice is shared for both sports organizations seeking sponsors and companies looking to support sports, with a focus on authenticity, strategic investment, and mutual value.

In this episode host Hulcar István Róbert explores the multifaceted world of sponsorship, collaboration, and cooperation in sports and business. Joined by his guest with decades of experience in sports and Hungarian business leadership, the conversation delves into how partnerships are built, the business motivations behind sponsorships, and the different approaches taken by large corporations and local businesses.

They discuss the impact of sporting tradition, the role of personality and brand alignment in successful sponsorships, and the challenges faced by smaller clubs in attracting support. Practical advice is shared for both sports organizations seeking sponsors and companies looking to support sports, with a focus on authenticity, strategic investment, and mutual value.