Living sustainability in companies and at events is the credo of Jens Kenserski, Managing Director and owner of pulsmacher gmbH, a communications agency founded in 1999. He has received various awards for his agency's projects and gives lectures on the topics of New Work, sustainability, marketing and event management. Jens Kenserski is a member of the board of trustees of the Schlossfestspiele, a podcaster and cultural organiser in Ludwigsburg. Jens Kenserski discovered his passion for films and cinema through his work at Scala Ludwigsburg.

As a specialist in audience development and film marketing, Astrid Böhmisch was responsible for a large number of film campaigns for Senator Entertainment and Wild Bunch Germany, including nature themes such as "More than Honey" and "Watermark", before moving into the book industry. She was also in charge of the grassroots marketing campaign for "Die Eiche - Mein Zuhause" by Laurent Charbonnier and Michel Seydoux. A graduate in German and English, she is the director of the Leipzig Book Fair.

Stefanie Schneider was born in Sindelfingen and studied Romance and German language and literature at the Eberhard Karls University in Tübingen. After holding various positions at different private broadcasters, she joined what was then Südwestfunk, where she worked at SWF1 in the Tübingen regional studio. After working as programme manager and wave director at SWR4 BW, she headed strategic corporate development within SWR. She has been State Broadcasting Director BW and Deputy Director General since 2014.

Outside of SWR, Stefanie Schneider has been involved with the French Film Festival in Tübingen for over 30 years.