Finn Malte Hinrichsen sitting during our telephone conversation, especially in Stockholm. Normally he is working in his start-up cloud Heating in Hamburg, but now he has a mission: he wants with his technical know-how to help the refugees in Europe
He developed a management software to enable optimal inventory management in refugee centers and closets. “After the first stories of the refugees in the exhibition halls and the perceived chaos within the organization, we have then placed us together on a Friday night and discussed how they could help there,” the founder explains the birth of the idea.
welcoming culture with start-up dynamics
Finn developed the software with the help of the volunteer organizers of the Closet-halls and is poised to make the prototypes online. Now he speaks with Swedish startups from the SpeedUp! Europe program, on which he also participates with cloud Heating. He wants to make the software rapidly available throughout Europe.
In addition to countless helpful people in Germany, Finn stands for a dynamic welcoming culture that especially from start ups is being driven. Young companies like EasyPep offer their software products, for example, at no charge. Your layer scheduling software is already being used in a refugee camp in Augsburg. Other startups organize welcome celebrations, planning crowdfunding campaigns or to donate items from their inventory.
The founders of Sugar Shape have after a call to the Closet Hamburg unceremoniously decided to donate underwear sets and nursing bras from her collection. Utensils, which are urgently needed, as they may not be donated by private reasons of hygiene. “We have 400 bras and matching bottoms sorted in mainly smaller sizes, packed and labeled and even went there,” says Sabrina Verenice Schönborn who is a son own and you go especially close to the situation of refugees.
Designed like a puzzle
In order for the start-up support services like a puzzle fit together, Finn Malte Hinrichsen developing its new management software aware as an open source version. Everyone has access to source code and can develop him in his senses. In addition, the software has an open interface (API), which integrate other systems such as the relief of EasyPep.
“An open source project spreads rapidly internationally, as we build on the just developing momentum, “the founder says confidently. But now he has going on – hold talks with the Swedish star-tup-friends. He eventually the aim of helping with the other many refugees in Europe. A good goal.
About the Author
Sina is co-founder and managing director of Gritzuhn Startup platform Hamburg startups. Here are their responsibilities in implementing the startup and monitor the management of the editorial staff. Sina has studied Journalism and Communication Studies at the University of Hamburg.
After graduating she worked as a PR and social media professional in various startups worked until she was a freelance social media editor for Beebop media AG and as speedy reporter for the initiative Hamburg @ work go early-2013. As an avowed social media addict and startup evangelist is for three years, an active ingredient of the hamburger startup scene and the network is their home. Sina can be reached on all relevant communication channels.
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