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Berlin
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📞 Enabling outstanding customer experiences with AI @Parloa
🚀 Investing in rebels, nerds, and visionaries @EWOR
📝 Creating workforce insights Pathways Lab & Working Learners @Stanford Education
<aside> 👤 About
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<aside> 🚀 What I Do
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<aside> 📚 Publications
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Colin Matsinhe is a Berlin-based innovation strategist and education technology expert whose work centres around AI, workforce development and social impact. Born in Bielefeld, Germany, to Mozambican parents, he developed an early appreciation for the transformative power of education—a passion that was further fueled by his father’s inspiring journey from an electrical engineering apprenticeship in the GDR to contributing at Mozambique’s Ministry of Education.
His academic journey included advanced studies in sociology and innovation management at institutions including Bielefeld University, Tel Aviv University, TU Berlin, Bocconi University, and Stanford University. He has co-founded impactful ventures such as SozUp and the Designing Education Project Lab, and played key roles in advancing AI-powered solutions and EdTech initiatives at organizations like TU Berlin, Parloa, Cleverly, and EWOR.
Beyond his professional achievements, Colin is a long-distance sports lover and an advocate for inclusive education continuously driving transatlantic collaboration and organisational change.
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<aside> 💻 Venture Development
I help positioning, strategizing, and executing B2B and B2C ventures through market research, MVP experiments and sales development → more (outdated).
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<aside> 🤝 Empowerment & Education
I help thinking, planning, designing, building, and operating education programs, initiatives, products and organizations.
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<aside> 🧭 GTM Strategy
I help corporate and startup teams and founders to create and maintain a clear and defined marketing and go to market strategy.
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<aside> 🎤 Public Speaking
I give talks and regularly join conversations on technology, workforce development, and education mostly in Germany and USA → more.
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