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betahaus Kreuzberg, Café, Rudi-Dutschke-Str 23, 10969 Berlin
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Members: Free
Non-members: betabreakfast only - 10€, betabreakfast + Day Pass (special deal) - 25€
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Find a job. Make a friend. Pitch your startup. Try something new. Meet an investor. Get introduced to a business partner (or even someone to date). A lot can happen over breakfast. Sometimes it’s breakfast and sometimes it’s a pitch event. We’ve had tea tastings, panels, crypto meet ups, demos, and live performances from time to time, too. It’s the original breakfast event since +10 years connecting Berlin entrepreneurs, and the best way to break into the betahaus community.
We’ll bring the croissants. You make the connections.
Check our previous betabreakfast highlights on instagram!
Aging is full of surprises – it’s no longer just a personal journey, but a global challenge and a huge opportunity. Our society is shifting fast – in age, culture, and the way we live and work. It’s time for fresh thinking.
In this new mindset, age diversity isn’t just a fact — it’s the future.
And that future brings new ways of working:
From cross-generational collaboration spaces to 60+ coworking pilot programs — places where people of all ages come together to think, create, and shape the future.
Join us for a conversation with age diversity activist and Age Bombs initiator Robert Eysoldt.
Guido who just moved from Italy to Berlin is an unconventional entrepreneur with a sharp eye for innovation, scale, and disruption. From AI and automation to agritech and events, he builds ventures that shake up traditional markets and redefine industries.
His edge? Blending strategy with creativity to anticipate trends and act fast. He crafts smart, scalable solutions—whether optimizing supply chains, designing immersive event formats, or unlocking financial growth through incentives and funding.
With a bias for action and a passion for tech-driven impact, he partners with bold teams to turn ambitious ideas into high-growth realities. For him, innovation isn’t a buzzword. It’s a blueprint.
Asli will tell us all about the inspiring project Vollgut: 25,000 m² of space in Neukölln - equivalent to 784 shipping containers.
It will include facilities for sports, food, community gatherings, childcare, and more. With light-filled courtyards, green roofs and façades, and adaptable commercial spaces, the former warehouse is being transformed into a vibrant, multifunctional hub.
Planned with a circular, user-centered approach, the building supports a wide range of activities and remains active throughout the day.
While the land remains owned by the Edith Maryon Foundation, the cooperative holds long-term usage rights through a leasehold. This model protects the project from speculation and ensures affordable commercial rents.
The cooperative manages itself transparently, sustainably, and with a strong sense of solidarity. Diversity and participation are at the core of its values, enabling responsible, community-driven development.
Theodora will share her story of starting an app that helps ppl find their perfect travel mate.
More info to come
Nox will be a European overnight train service offering fully private rooms for the price of a flight. The company has developed a unique interior design to elevate the night train experience, while focusing on operational efficiency and standardisation behind the scenes. With operations planned to launch in 2027, Nox aims to connect over 100 cities across Europe by 2036.
“The non-obvious guide to starting a company in Germany” This edition of betabreakfast dives into what actually matters (unfortunately) when starting a business in Germany. We’ll skip the obvious and tackle the bureaucratic blind spots: hidden costs, legal traps, annoying paperwork no one warns you about, Finanzamt, social insurance & co and how to avoid spending €5K on a tax advisor you don’t need (yet).
You’ll get real talk, lived experience, and tactical advice, not theory.
See you at breakfast! and bring a friend! 🥐
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Want to pitch your startup or do you have something else you’d like to present at betabreakfast? Drop a line to madeleine@betahaus.de
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