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As part of The General Management Plus Program at the WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management, students spend nine days living and working in Sri Lanka.

Rania Reda, the founder and CEO of Augmania, wants you to know that augmented reality is more than a gaming thing, it can change the world for the better.

Caroline Dewast went from being a London-based architect to managing informal settlements in war-torn countries for the Norwegian Refugee Council.

Eirliani Abdul Rahman is a diplomat turned activist. To raise awareness for survivors of sexual child abuse, she will be setting out for an expedition to the North and South Pole in 2019.

Waridi Schrobsdorff is bringing African Designers to the European Stage.

Azadeh Pourzand recently met U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo for dinner. As an Iranian human rights activist, that didn't make her popular.

Having given up his job as a director at Deutsche Bank, Thomas Festerling has since invested in over 20 Startups in Africa with his company Greentec Capital.

John Gilmour - south african activist and founder of the LEAP School - teaches his students how to fight inequality.

Netta Ahituv dedicates her work as a journalist exclusively to sustainable social change and shows us how to be "more constructive, hopeful and optimistic".

Fabian Brüggemann - founder of his own training company and trainer at The Arc - talks about balancing business and mindful living and what playing improv theatre has to do with it.