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Determined tech enthusiast with a love for efficiency, eager to solve complicated business problems in a complex environment. Interested in Start-Ups and people with a vision. Passionate about discussing bold ideas, their impact, and strategies for implementing them.

I have a PhD in Artificial Intelligence (AI), in which I thought the computer to return better answers to complex questions using my strong background in Computational Logic, Computer Vision and Machine Learning. I have entrepreneurial experience with an own Start-up and look forward to founding my next one. In my free time I'm a black belt and martial arts teacher.

In this blog I share my insights and thoughts towards tech, entrepreneurship and leadership. 

Contact

If you think we should talk, feel free to contact me. You can reach me best via LinkedIn or email walter@forkel.eu.

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