For generations, our home has welcomed leaders, change-makers and doers from all over Europe. It is our family's legacy to uphold this tradition of interaction, connection and building relationships.
This year, Forum Razumovsky is organizing several events, under the theme We need you – you the thinkers, you the artists, you the business leaders, you the policy makers, you the entrepreneurs, you the change-makers – to get together and lay ground for positive transformation.
Upcoming
Events
The Art of Communication in the Age of Digitalism
Inspired by the great evening “The Art of Communicating Together – A Small School of Democracy” with Professor Pörksen in November 2025, we decided to create a new series of events. The central question will be: What is the the Art of Communication in the Age of Digitalism?
Communication no longer takes place face-to-face; rules of decency and empathy are lost. Especially on social media, siloed thinking prevails, algorithms feed users news from their own echo chambers. So how can users develop critical media literacy and think editorially? How do we reach those who no longer want to be reached? How can democratic thinking be safeguarded?
The kickoff brings together journalists, influencers, scientists, media experts, teachers and students.
June
2026
The Art of Decision-Making – Rethinking Leadership in Cultural Institutions
Decisions in cultural institutions are often not very transparent and can sometimes be used as tools of power. Together with leaders and professionals from the performing arts, we want to explore new, more human approaches to leadership.
How can we combine strong leadership with artistic quality and financial stability? And how can we rethink management in the cultural sector so that leadership teams are not shaped by internal conflict, but stay focused on the work itself—the connection to staff, artists, and audiences?
Only in this way can institutions remain relevant today.
June
2026
The Intersection between capitalism and the society
Understand the historical and societal impact of markets, challenging the idea that their primary role is to drive profit through technological innovation. What does it take to achieve a financially viable transition to a sustainable and prosperous economy?
November
2026
