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- Amberg Speakers' Evening: Discover new ideas for meaning and success!
Experience the 1st Amberg Speakers Evening on October 18, 2025 at the ACC. Inspirational speakers discuss meaning in life.
<ol> <li>Amberg Speakers' Evening: Discover new ideas for meaning and success!</li> </ol>
On October 18, 2025, the Amberger Congress Center in the heart of Amberg will be the venue for an exciting new event: the1st Amberg speaker evening. The event under the motto “Meaningfulness in Action and in Life” will attract numerous managers, founders and people interested in personal and professional development from 8 p.m. Organized by the Amberger Congress Marketing, this evening promises not only stimulating speeches, but also valuable food for thought for everyday life.
The themes of the evening are timeless and universal and revolve around the questions that affect us all. Ancient philosophers emphasized the importance of “experiencing joy,” “learning,” and “gaining experience.” This evening, three speakers will inspire the audience with new ways of thinking and ideas.
The speakers and their topics
With his lecture “Fated lions don’t hunt,” Dieter Lange will show how hardened structures in the world of work can be broken down. Fabian Schünke talks about the “Primacy of Value Creation – Survival in the Jungle of Paradoxes” and explains how skillful decisions make the crucial difference at work. Carsten Fuchs is credited with “The future is made of courage!” set an inspiring tone that encourages those listening to actively work on their future.
Ticket prices start at79.00 eurosand are online via okticket.de available. It is an excellent opportunity to network with like-minded people and work on new ideas together.
The value of personal development
Personal and professional development are critical to success in today's work environment. An article by finally-successful.eu describes ten strategies for improving skills and soft skills. Self-reflection is particularly emphasized. Regular time windows to reflect on your own experiences are essential to recognizing patterns in behavior and decisions. Netwoking and getting feedback are other important steps in continuing to develop.
The1st Amberg speaker eveningis not only an opportunity to gather new ideas, but also an invitation to consider the question of what makes our actions meaningful at work and in life. It is an opportunity to broaden your perspective while making valuable contacts.