Network for companies oriented towards the common good

Making an impact together: Become part of our initiative network for companies oriented towards the common good!

Do you want your company to achieve long-term and sustainable economic and social success? Then we invite you to become part of our nationwide network in order to jointly make sustainable topics and initiatives in water sports accessible to a constantly growing target group! In addition to various events and network meetings that explicitly aim to further develop the idea of the common good, our highlight is the "love your ocean" initiative at boot in Düsseldorf, where we make the most attractive projects and ideas visible and tangible.

As part of the project "Initiative Network for Companies for the Common Good" funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection and the European Union (ESF Plus), we are building a platform that offers exchange, visibility and concrete support for companies with a common good orientation - with a special focus on the maritime sector and water sports.

What we offer:

  • Workshops and events on sustainable business models, transformation and climate protection

  • Networking with like-minded people from business, science and civil society

  • Visibility and public relations for your commitment

  • Opportunities to participate in thematic working groups.

 Who we are looking for:

  • Companies of all sizes that are committed to sustainable business practices or are on the way to becoming so

  • Start-ups with a social or ecological focus

  • Stakeholders from the maritime sector and water sports who want to break new ground

  • Networks, multipliers and professional associations that spread the word.

Why take part?

Because transformation is more effective when we work together. Together, we can set new standards for action geared towards the common good, learn from each other and drive forward innovations that secure our future. You are welcome to write to us at office@meeresstiftung.de if you are interested.

  • CHUTTERSNAP

    Energy supply in marinas of the future

    Energy supply in marinas of the future

    Integration of renewable energies (solar, wind, hydrogen).

    Smart grids and charging infrastructure for boats.

  • Chris Loh

    Alternative drives for leisure shipping

    Electric drives, hybrid technologies, hydrogen drives.

    Developments in battery technologies and fuel cells.

  • Ian Keefe

    Sustainable materials and boat design

    Use of bio-based or recyclable materials.

    Lightweight construction and energy-efficient design.

  • Sustainable port management and digital innovations

    Environmentally friendly waste and water quality management.

    Protection of marine ecosystems in marinas and harbors.

    Smart marina concepts, IoT-based monitoring and management systems.

  • Waldemar

    Tourism and marine conservation

    Concepts for sustainable maritime tourism.

    Certifications and standards for "Green Marinas".

  • Michael Held

    Climate adaptation in coastal and port areas

    Dealing with rising water levels and extreme weather.

    Technical and organizational adaptation strategies.

  • Little John

    Education and awareness-raising

    Training programs for boaters, port operators and tourists.

    Campaigns to raise awareness of sustainable ocean use.