Frederik Fischer

Frederik Fischer is a pioneer in promoting a sustainable lifestyle and working on the countryside for the betterment of the community and the economy.

He is known for co-founding KoDorf and initiating 'Summer of Pioneers' while being an active member of Neuland21, a think tank focusing on rural life in the 21st century.

Fischer has an extensive background in various fields, having served in leadership roles at organizations like Vielleben eG and Vocer eV.

His impressive career includes founding and serving as the chief editor at piqd, as well as contributing to Krautreporter in editorial and audience development capacities.

With a passion for technology and media, Fischer has also worked as a trendscout at the Medieninnovationszentrum Babelsberg and co-founded the technology company Tame.it.

He has shared his knowledge as a lecturer on Digital Journalism at Hamburg Media School and Universität der Künste, Berlin, while also advising publishing houses on digitalization strategies.

Fischer's educational background is equally impressive, holding Master's degrees in Political Economy, Mass Communication/Media Studies, and Communication and Media Studies from esteemed universities in London, Amsterdam, and Aarhus, respectively.

He also pursued his Bachelor's degree in Broadcast Journalism at Fachhochschule Hannover.

Throughout his career, Fischer has been associated with renowned organizations like Neulandia, VielLeben, and Universität der Künste Berlin in various roles ranging from founder and CEO to lecturer and editorial lead.

His journey includes internships at ZDF and Gruner + Jahr, and roles as a trainee at Kobalt Productions, highlighting his diverse experience in the media industry.

As a former HR Manager at Dachau Municipality, Fischer has showcased his versatility in both corporate and entrepreneurial environments.