Uncertainty is part of building a startup — from navigating health insurance and taxes to making important decisions when the path ahead isn’t clear. This Thursday Gathering brings together practical guidance and expert insights to help founders feel more prepared, focused, and equipped to navigate uncertainty.
In cooperation with Techniker Krankenkasse (TK), we’ll cover common questions around health insurance and taxes for founders and startups, alongside a session exploring the neuroscience of founder clarity, regulation, and decision-making under uncertainty.
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In the Demo Table zone you will discover various products, technologies and projects being presented by the founders or startup-representatives.
In the Info Table zone you will find out about projects, organisations and ideas.
Want to present your organisation? Send us an application!
However remember, this is NO HARD SALES zone.
Unwind, connect, and vibe to the rhythm! This lively session blends casual networking with great music, offering the perfect atmosphere to meet fellow innovators, exchange ideas, and forge new collaborations. Enjoy the beats, and build meaningful connections in a relaxed, energetic setting.
Uncertainty is no longer a phase in startup building, it's the permanent landscape. Fundraising on hold. Market signals mixed. Technology shifting the ground beneath your business model every quarter.
When uncertainty becomes chronic, your nervous system doesn't distinguish between a real threat and strategic ambiguity. Your attention narrows. Clarity erodes. Decisions shift from intentional to reactive — precisely when you need them most.
Psychologist Julia Majer explores the neuroscience of how uncertainty affects founder cognition and decision-making, and walks you through concrete, embodied techniques to maintain regulation, focus, and strategic clarity even when the path forward remains unclear.
Because founders don't need certainty to lead well. They need to stay regulated enough to navigate it.
For: Founders, leadership teams, and anyone building at the edge of what's knowable.
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