Steffi Metzner is a primary school teacher and author of teaching materials in Munich and is passionate about all topics related to the preservation of this planet. Children are our future! That is why she enjoys creating learning situations in which children can experience themselves, their world and the climate, learn about them and report on them.

Harald Lesch is a German astrophysicist, natural philosopher, science journalist, television presenter and audio book narrator. He is a professor of physics at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich and a lecturer in natural philosophy at the Munich School of Philosophy.

Lothar Leuchter is a German entrepreneur. He is co-founder of Salvia Gebäudetechnik GmbH, which was founded in 2008.

For him, people and further education are always the main focus. This is where his passion for volunteer work and inclusion comes from. The electric cube was conceived and designed by Lothar.

A passionate physics, mathematics, and IT teacher at the Puchheim secondary school, Moni is committed to a sustainable future and inspires young people to take responsibility. Her mission of climate protection motivates her to impart not only subject-specific knowledge but also values for environmental protection to her students.

Michael Sach works full-time as a director of studies for physics and general education in the training of teachers. He teaches physics at a senior high school, has a teaching position for subject methodology at the University of Frankfurt and is co-editor of a physics didactic journal.

Norbert Seidl is a local politician, graduate theologian, teacher and certified mediator. As the first mayor of the city of Puchheim, he is represented in the district council of the Fürstenfeldbruck district and also serves as chairman of the supervisory board of KommEnergie GmbH and Wohnungsentwicklungsgesellschaft Puchheim mbH.

Wolf-Rüdeger Schanz studied physics, mathematics, and geography at the Technical University of Braunschweig and worked as a high school teacher for many years. Since 1998, he has collaborated with the Institute for Solar Energy Research (ISFH) and co-founded the NILS learning workshop in 2001. As head of the student laboratory and founder of SUNdidactics, he combines natural sciences and solar energy with hands-on learning.

Johannes Reischböck studied civil engineering at the Technical University of Munich.

In various leading sales positions at global software companies, he was a pioneer for digitalization in the construction industry.

Through his role as a board member of the Federal Association for Software and Digitalization in Construction e. V. and through his many years of service as treasurer of the German Werkbund Bavaria, he has the necessary network to support our goals in many areas.