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JOHANNES-GEORG VOLL
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Johannes-Georg Voll is a full-time commercial lawyer; in addition to his decades of legal experience, he has also acquired practical skills as an executive board chairman, supervisory board chairman, and managing director in commercial operations.
Johannes-Georg is a Certified Compliance Officer (SHB) and a member of the ArMiD e.V. (Association of SME Supervisory Boards in Germany). As a lawyer, he specialises in providing comprehensive support for small and medium-sized business operations as well as offering highly bespoke advice and support for entrepreneurs and companies within Germany and Europe.
After active, operational involvement as Chairman of the Board at ADI Innovation, Johannes-Georg Voll now has roles with responsibility for the field of property rights exploitation and as in-house counsel. He also represents ADI Innovation in various networks and associations.
Johannes-Georg Voll’s work in the community includes involvement as Chairman of the Board of the non-profit Werner Stober Foundation in Karlsruhe, and membership unteil 2025 of the Federal Executive Board of the German Economic Council.
Johannes-Georg Voll studied law and passed the 2nd State Examination in Jurisprudence at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich.
Karl Schlagenhauf is the founder of ADI Innovation AG.
He is a serial entrepreneur and has launched numerous start-ups in the high-tech sector in Europe and the USA. He resigned as CEO in 2003 and now holds positions as a senior adviser and Chairman of ADI Innovation’s supervisory board.
Karl works as a consultant to both private equity firms and public organisations, as well as offering coaching to young entrepreneurs. His focus has always been on cutting-edge technologies and their impact on social systems, combined with the orchestration of human, intellectual, and financial resources.
He has expanded his interests in recent years to include artificial intelligence and life sciences.
Published in 2019, the book "The Brain and AI" was inspired by the EU’s 1 billion euro Human Brain Project. The German engineer Karl Schlagenhauf and the Chinese scientist Fanji Gu provide an overview of the history of science and technology in the book, discussing and debating these issues from very different perspectives. A clash of differing points of view is thus inevitable, and an exciting exchange of opinions has been captured.
(The book is available from Amazon; don’t let the illustration of the Chinese title put you off).
Karl Schlagenhauf holds a Dr. phil. habil. advanced Doctorate in Philosophy and a Dipl. rer. pol. (techn.) degree in Politics; he was also a qualified independent lecturer (Privatdozent) at the University of Karlsruhe (now known as the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, KIT).