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impactmania featured in new book: Innovatoren 20

In „Innovatoren 2026“ erzählen uns Erfolgsmenschen ihre Geschichte. Sie gehen neue Wege, denken visionär und nehmen uns mit in ihre Welt: In diesem Buch erläutern 20 Autorinnen und Autoren – darunter der CEO von Vorwerk, Dr. Thomas Stoffmehl – ihre Erfolgsstrategien: Wie sie Menschen motivieren, Innovationen umsetzen und neue Perspektiven eröffnen.

impactmania featured in Berlin State video

Berlin's startup ecosystem allowed Paksy to lead and co-build the world's first Web3 Drone Corridor, win a Berlin State Deep Tech Award, and helped a Berlin-based startup break-even in less than 3 years. While also supporting Paksy in conducting 3-year long AI research w/ hundreds of participants.

Estonia’s lifestyle magazine, Eesti Naine, interviewed impactmania’s founder

Estonia's lifestyle magazine, Eesti Naine, interviewed impactmania's founder, Paksy Plackis-Cheng: "You can be very smart, but if you don't create value or impact, you're just another peacock. Take it to heart; "I've met so many whose day jobs consist of attending meetings, moving documents around, and generally critiquing why certain things cannot be done. Be an impactmaker, Intelligence minus execution = just noise."

We won! Berlin State Deep Tech Award

Impactmania's founder, Chief Strategy Officer at Staex GmbH, Paksy Plackis-Cheng, led an industry-first drone corridor for data sharing and monetization. And we won! The Deep Tech Berlin Award! We are grateful for the recognition and thank our customers, partners, and public entities who have helped us over the last years! You know who you are! This is for you.

Did you catch impactmania’s hour-long conversation on The Executives?

The most alarming learning? impactmania's tests showed that AI often favors the least experienced candidates over top (educated and experienced) people. It's clear that and plays a big role in this and how the machine learns over time. Achieving equity requires more than just unbiased AI.

Ricardo Gandour: The News is Not What it Used to Be

Columbia Visiting Scholar and Corporate Director of the Estado Group, Ricardo Gandour speaks about how the news is not what it used to be and how today’s news drives polarization, xenophobia, and nationalism. Brexit anyone? More importantly, what can we do about it?

By |2025-11-14T09:41:35+00:00July 20th, 2016|Media|
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