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Jan Plagge (Bioland), Maria Furtwängler (MaLisa Foundation), Matthias Berninger (Bayer) and Jan-Gisbert Schultze (Action Capital) discuss sustainable food production at the DLD Nature conference in Munich.

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Maria Furtwängler

MaLisa Foundation
Headshot of Maria Furtwängler, Co-Founder of the MaLisa Foundation

Maria Furtwängler is an acclaimed and multi award-winning-actress, producer and activist. She co-founded DLD Women. In 2016, she founded the MaLisa Foundation together with her daughter Elisabeth. The foundation’s work focuses on the protection of social diversity, biodiversity and the climate, a crisis that is the central issue of our time, if not our century.

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Matthias Berninger

Bayer AG
Portrait of Matthias Berninger, Head of Public Affairs, Science, Sustainability and HSE at Bayer AG.

Matthias Berninger heads Public Affairs, Science, Sustainability and HSE (Health, Environment & Safety) at Bayer AG. He is responsible for the company’s global public affairs practice, and for making Bayer’s approach to sustainability a key pillar of its business strategy.

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Jan Plagge

Bioland
Portrait of Bioland President Jan Plagge, smiling, wearing a blue shirt, in front of a farm house.

Jan Plagge is President of Bioland, an association of 10,000 businesses from the agriculture and food industry that produce, process and sell regional organic products in Germany and South Tyrol. Plagge studied horticulture at the Technical University of Munich and joined Bioland in the year 2000.

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Jan-Gisbert Schultze

Acton Capital
Jan-Gisbert Schultze, Managing Partner, Acton Capital Partners

Jan-Gisbert Schultze is Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Acton Capital. He leads a team that has been successfully investing in digital businesses across Europe and North America for more than 20 years.

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