A cultural change is currently taking place. Our view of death and how we deal with the end gets a contemporary upgrade.

Stefanie Schillmöller is a woman with short black hair and glasses who is speaking on stage while holding a remote. There is a presentation slide in the background that includes the words 'inter-reun' and 'VR'.

Funeral ceremonies, mourning objects and farewell rituals are being redesigned. Death becomes more personal, more sustainable and more communal.

Past conferences include The Next Web, re:publica, TODtal Digital, Evangelische Akademie Tutzing, Fifteen Seconds Festival & Professional Women’s Forum.

Clients include Ahorn Gruppe, Space 10, ING, Keeper Memorials, Stylus, Philips etc.

I’m available for keynotes, in person and virtually, at public conferences or in the boardroom. I can deliver deep-dives packed with insights as well as TED-style talks and shorter thought-starters. Presentation languages are English, German and Dutch.

The Next Web conference Amsterdam

Introducing the concept of 'digital immortality' to an audience of over 350 at the TNW Tech Conference 2021 with death doula Charlotte Wiedemann.

  • Stefanie Schillmöller giving a presentation on stage with a large screen displaying text in German. The woman is wearing glasses, a beige cardigan, white top, black pants, and sandals. The audience is visible in the foreground.

    TODtal Digital conference Berlin

    Funeral Futures – How our digital life is changing the farewell culture

  • Stefanie Schillmöller engaged in a discussion on stage at a conference, with an audience in front of them. The woman on the left has dark hair in a bun, glasses, a microphone headset, and is holding a beverage bottle.

    re:publica Berlin

    Ashes to dust – A panel discussion on the changes in our burial and remembrance culture

We celebrate the beginning of life extensively, yet ignore the end. But in every good story, it's the ending that matters!

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