The programme focuses on topics that shape the world of offices and work – ranging from office technology, office supplies and office furnishings to IT and AV solutions, as well as artificial intelligence, health, wellbeing and design. 

Through this partnership, wll.news complements the festival by offering a practical perspective from the office sector and fosters discussion on key issues facing a changing world of work.

The Wherever Whenever – Work Culture Festival is not a traditional conference. It is a place where genuine exchange takes place. Across multiple stages, in workshops and in interactive spatial concepts, you will discover practical solutions, new ideas and approaches that can be put into practice straight away. Installations and prototype working environments demonstrate how work is already being conceived and implemented differently today.

The editorial team sees itself, on the one hand, as a bridge between those who support small and medium-sized enterprises and the more than three million businesses ranging from micro-enterprises to family-owned groups worth billions. In terms of content, *Markt und Mittelstand* focuses on the key challenges facing businesses: human resources, AI transformation, succession planning, new leadership, finance, liquidity management, tax and legal matters – or, in short: The magazine aims to help companies become more resilient and grow amidst change. Editor-in-chief Thorsten Giersch spent 19 years at Handelsblatt and n‑tv, and has also served as a managing director himself. He sees himself as a networker and aims to connect executives with those who can help businesses navigate these times of change.