Because the merger of “digital” and “analog” is a dialogue, the Private Opening Ceremony took place live in Frankfurt on November 9, 2023, the kick-off event that was only open to the honored personalities, i.e. the members. Because the Hall of Future is also a think tank (and do-it-yourself factory), the exchange within this very small, select circle began that evening, before an ever-growing Hall will present the joint book “Quality Economy” to the public in 2025.
The honor will be given through the digital publication of the Roll of Future, the Hall’s roll of honor.

The guests of this evening met exciting personalities between contemporary works of art and ceiling art, which is enlightening in the truest sense of the word. Whether DAX corporation or hidden champion, whether retired or newcomer: it inspires the diversity of industries and maybe even to meet your favorite competitor.

November 9 is a fateful day on which national history condenses. With many low points, but also great moments. This year, 2023, will be 175 years since the German Revolution, in which liberals and democrats gathered in the cities to stand up for civil liberties and co-determination. In the same year, the National Assembly met in Frankfurt’s Paulskirche. In the months that followed, a pan-German constitution was discussed. On November 9, 1848, Robert Blum, a member of the Frankfurt National Assembly, was summarily executed. The beginning of the end of this revolution. On November 9, 1918, the republic was proclaimed in Berlin, marking the birth of parliamentary democracy in Germany. And on November 9, 1923, the so-called Hitler putsch against the democratic Reich government in Munich collapsed miserably. What followed was Germany’s descent into the darkest barbarism: on the evening of November 9, 1938, the largest pogrom against the Jews to date took place in Germany. The path from Kristallnacht led to Auschwitz, Treblinka and Buchenwald. One year later, on the eve of November 9, 1939, the planned bomb attack on Hitler by the craftsman Georg Elser failed. Finally, the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989. A successful and peaceful revolution – probably the happiest November 9 in history to date.