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Participation is limited. Interested participants are invited to submit a registration request; attendance will be confirmed individually.
When: 19. May 2026 at 6 p.m.
Where: Friedrichstraße 95, 10117 Berlin
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Das Video zur Veranstaltung:
Software Defined Defense – the public Platform approach (BWI/CEO Bernhard Günther/n.n.)
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Defense Funds – Innovation requires Private Capital (DTIF/ GP Dr. Daniel Biene)
03
Defense and Security – the private Platform approach (AEGIRON/CEO Christoph Otten)
Concept & Moderation
Dr. Thomas Asmus/Dr. Lorenz Müller, lindenpartners
Program:
Key Note: Resilience requires new ways of Public-Private Collaboration (General (ret.) Chris Badia)
Tuesday, 19. May 2026,
6 p.m.
Collaboration - defined Resilience
I. Platform & Funds
How do we build resilience in times of crisis – across defense, cybersecurity, energy, and critical supply chains? Rapid technological change and rising requirements such as interoperability, an accelerating innovation race, and exponentially growing conflicts in the cyber and information domain are reshaping how security and resilience are organized. At the same time, public‑private collaboration is becoming more complex in an increasingly regulated environment.
lindenpartners launches a series of events "Collaboration-defined Resilience" exploring what meaningful collaboration under these conditions really looks like. Bringing together public‑sector leaders, industry platforms, technology companies, investors, startups, and international partners, the series examines how innovation, regulation, and security requirements can be aligned to strengthen resilience across critical domains. The series will address topics including software‑defined defense, defense and dual‑use innovation pipelines, private capital, security and compliance requirements for DefTech, and practical lessons from international best practices – with perspectives from the U.S., Singapore, and Ukraine.
Our first event, “Platforms & Funds,” will take place on 19 May, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. It will focus on the development of public and private platforms and private funds. The event is structured into two complementary parts: a 90-minute session of high-level, expert keynotes and moderated discussion, followed by a 90-minute get together. Together, both parts are designed to allow sufficient time for in-depth exchange and reflection.
The event will take place against the backdrop of the Berlin evening skyline.
Join us for outstanding perspectives, practical insights, and a network‑driven dialogue on Collaboration-defined Resilience.
Collaboration - defined Resilience
I.Platforms & Funds