Tina Deutsch

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Co-Founder & Managing Director
KONTEXT Institut

Tina currently leads KONTEXT, a Vienna-based thinktank with the mission to enable courageous climate policy. With a background both as corporate executive & serial founder, she now works on transformation, leadership and climate action.

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Tina Deutsch on the Schedule 2026

All times in CEST
Starting times
Morning
Hike | The Cost of Caution: Risk, Power, and Responsibility
English 180
Europe’s ability to act is shaped by how it handles risk. Incentives often reward caution over initiative, limiting decisive leadership – raising a critical question: can a system designed to avoid failure still produce decisive leadership? This hike examines risk across individual, institutional, and strategic levels, and how systems can shift to enable agency and responsibility.//INFO: Wear sturdy shoes and bring drinking water.//INFO: In case of heavy rain, the session is going to take place at CCA-Flora-Saal.
Congress Centrum Alpbach , Hike Start 1 | CCA Square
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09:00 - 12:00 Hike | The Cost of Caution: Risk, Power, and Responsibility
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Morning
Hike | The Benefit-Cost of Stability: Europe's Struggle to Transform
English 180
Europe misprices transformation by treating the status quo as safe while treating change as risky, thus locking capital into systems already in decline. This hike reframes stability as a costly illusion and explores how behavioural bias, cultural habits and incentives distort our decisions. Beyond this, it outlines ways of redirecting capital and engaging institutions proactively toward long-term resilience and transformation. //INFO: Wear sturdy shoes and bring drinking water.//INFO: In case of heavy rain, the session is going to take place at Volksschule.
Congress Centrum Alpbach , Hike Start 2 | Bus Turning Area
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09:00 - 12:00 Hike | The Benefit-Cost of Stability: Europe's Struggle to Transform
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Afternoon
Europe’s Future: Who Pays and How?
English 60
Europe’s approach to long-term investment remains largely crisis-driven, raising broader questions about how its future is financed. This session explores strategies to unlock long-term private capital toward strategic objectives. Discussion will center on the completion of the Capital Markets Union as a means to provide a stable and predictable framework for European investment.
Congress Centrum Alpbach , CCA – Schrödinger-Saal
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14:00 - 15:00 Europe’s Future: Who Pays and How?
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