What is included in the SunMatrix Newsroom?
The SunMatrix Newsroom is a curated overview of my professional work across three types of items: public speaking appearances (Events), press coverage that quote me (Quotes), and published point of view papers and whitepapers (Whitepapers). Each item links to its own page with a short summary, a German excerpt and an English translation, and a practical Q&A section.
What is the difference between Events, Quotes, and Whitepapers?
Events cover talks, panels, live debates, and audience Q&A sessions where I presented or participated. Quotes are articles from media outlets that include my statements, attributed by name. Whitepapers are published point of view papers I wrote, typically summarised here with excerpts and a link to the original publication when available.
Are the excerpts verbatim?
Yes. The German excerpts are reproduced verbatim from the original publication context shown on the source page or coverage. An English translation is provided to increase reach, while keeping the meaning aligned with the original wording.
Where can I find the original publication or video?
When an original source is still available online, each item includes an “Original publication link” section before the Q&A block. For events, this may include a video timestamp. If no live link exists, the item page will not display a publication link section.
Which item should I read first?
Start with the category that matches your intent. Choose Events if you want to see my public speaking and the ideas as presented live. Choose Quotes if you want third-party coverage that cites me by name. Choose Whitepapers if you want a structured point of view with an executive summary, excerpts, and practical Q&A. If you are new, start with the most recent item and then follow the topics that match what you are working on.
How should I use the Q&A section?
Use the Q&A as a quick way to understand what each item is about, why it mattered at the time, and what a practical takeaway looks like. The answers are written to be self-contained, so you can scan them quickly and decide which item page to open next.
