We are proud to announce that our CEO Egbert Hünewaldt has been selected as a mentor and Green Business Development as host company of the German Chancellor Scholarship for the project "New Business Models for a Sustainable Lifestyle - Best Practices from Germany" of the Russian
scholarship holder Veronika Marfina.
Click here for a presentation of the Chancellor Fellows and Programs.
The scholarship program is under the patronage of the Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany. Up to 60 Chancellor Fellowships are awarded annually - up to ten per country.
German Chancellor Fellowships are awarded to the fellows for a period of twelve months for the purpose of carrying out their proposed projects as agreed with their hosts at host institutions in Germany.
German Chancellor Fellowships for prospective leaders The Alexander von Humboldt Foundation’s German Chancellor Fellowship Programme is targeted at university graduates from Brazil, the People’s Republic of China, India, the Russian Federation, South Africa and the USA who have an international outlook and initial leadership experience. It addresses prospective decision-makers, multipliers and thought leaders from a broad range of professional fields such as politics, public administration and business as well as society and culture. This fellowship programme is intended to give them the opportunity to spend a year in Germany exploring new solutions to the global issues of our times and widening their networks. With this programme Germany once again presents itself as a destination of choice for intercultural dialogue and as a meeting place for the international leaders of tomorrow.
By sponsoring them through the German Chancellor Fellowship programme the Alexander von Humboldt
Foundation invites fellows to become active members of an international network of trust and cooperation characterised by exchange and contacts that persist beyond the shared fellowship experience in Germany. This creates a lively, continuously expanding network of international decision-makers, multipliers and thought leaders who maintain lasting ties with Germany, thereby acting as
intermediaries between their countries of origin and Germany.