Ride Congress announces its 2015 speakers
The congress in Chur will show how the digital world is changing the sport of mountain biking and what opportunities and risks this presents. Over the course of two days, there will be specialist lectures, showcase presentations and in-depth sessions. The list of speakers for 2015 has now been published. This year, 11 experienced experts will contribute tangible and visionary content in their speeches and showcase presentations. They are also integrated into the in-depth sessions and will be available for talks and discussions in the numerous networking spaces
Registration for the Ride Mountain Bike Congress 2015 is now open
.Date: October 15-16, 2015
Location: Cantonal School Chur
Costs: 395 CHF/person
Registration: www.ride-kongress.ch
List of speakers for the 2015 Ride Mountain Bike Congress in Chur
Jonathan Sweet (Global Sales Manager at Bosch eBike Systems)
E-mountain bikes: Are they a potential or a threat to mountain biking? A report from the development front.
Markus Hallermann (Founder and Managing Director of Komoot)
Crowd content: How to steer and channel mountain bikers in the age of digital democratization?
Tanja Brunnhuber (psychologist, tourism consultant)
Flow psychology: Digital my ass! The motivation of mountain bikers is and remains analog.
Global Tourism: Digitalization is turning international tourism on its head. What role do mountain bikers play in this?
Andreas Sansano (eBusiness specialist, management consultant)
Digital natives: New digital behavior patterns are shaping the coming generations. How do you turn them into lasting mountain bike guests?
Alex Gligorijevic (communications expert)
Digital communication: How to make yourself heard by mountain bikers in the digital age
Martin Wyttenbach (University of Applied Sciences)
Conflict simulation: The coexistence of user groups can now be simulated on the computer. Findings from the research lab.
Adrian Greiner / Claude Balsiger (tourism consultants)
Trail centers: Can the successful trail centers in Scotland or the Czech Republic also be implemented in the (Pre)Alps?
Timo Leiser (Head of the SBB long-distance fleet)
Lack of space: SBB is the world leader in bicycle transportation. But the crux of the matter with transport capacity is a major challenge for them.
Path to the signpost - the realization of the new signage for freeride routes
Michael Christ (tourism manager)
From ban to magnet: How to make a banned mountain bike route legal - about resolved conflicts and new problems
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