Mikael Genberg

Mikael Genberg uses his own and others’ experiences, failures, and successes as a mirror for all of us, showing just how simple yet complex it is to be innovative. With “action” as his focus – our individual acts that define us more than anything else – he poses questions about what we actually can and may do based on the roles we have chosen or been assigned. What does it take to think in new ways? Are we doing enough, or maybe too much? Are we using our own and our colleagues’ skills optimally? He repeatedly returns to the simplest yet hardest question in the world: What do we want?

More about Mikael Genberg as a speaker

Mikael describes how he went from studying economics to achieving success as an artist, developing a career that balances art and entrepreneurship. He has founded and runs several companies that do everything from underwater hotels to putting houses on the moon, along with traditional construction and real estate operations.

With extensive international experience, Mikael navigates easily across industries, creates improbable collaborations among people from different business cultures and areas of expertise, and finds himself in roles he could never have imagined.

Mikael Genberg’s lectures challenge conventional views on creative processes, success, and failure in a disarming, entertaining way, leaving audiences smiling and thinking, Tomorrow, I’ll go for it.

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