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Advisory Board for Digitization

The Advisory Board for Digitalization advises the state capital on shaping its digital future and brings together experts from business, science and society.
Together, we develop innovative solutions to make Mainz networked, modern and fit for the future

The Advisory Board is tasked with advising the city administration, the city’s executive office, city-affiliated entities, and the City Council on all fundamental issues related to digitalization. 

Within this framework, it will discuss, evaluate, and develop measures and projects related to digitalization and incorporate innovative ideas from the city’s community into this process. The advisory board is tasked with supporting the further development and implementation of the digitalization strategy of the state capital of Mainz and promoting cooperation in this regard. The Advisory Board’s recommendations are intended to influence decisions regarding digitalization in the city of Mainz, particularly those made by the City Council, the city administration, and city-affiliated companies, as well as by the private sector and the city’s community. 

Generally, the Advisory Board on Digitalization consists of 22 voting members, including the mayor, the political parties, and various organizations: Mainzer Stadtwerke AG, Mainzer Wissenschaftsallianz e.V., the Rheinhessen Chamber of Industry and Commerce, Freifunk Mainz e.V., IT-Klub Mainz & Rheinhessen e.V., the Senior Citizens’ Advisory Board, the Advisory Board for People with Disabilities, the Advisory Board for Migration and Integration, the German Trade Union Federation of Rhineland-Palatinate/Saarland, and the Stadtjugendring Mainz e.V..

Members

Mayor
Nino Haase

Representatives of the city council caucuses
:
David Nierhoff, Bündnis 90/DIE GRÜNEN
Stefanie Gorges, Bündnis 90/DIE GRÜNEN
Markus Steffen, CDU
Andreas Michalewicz, CDU
Erik Donner, SPD
Ylva Dayan, SPD
Michael Ziegler, FDP
Jörg Gusek, DIE LINKE
Stefan Beckmann, AfD
Ulrich Frings, ÖDP
David Lüer, Volt
Gerhard Wenderoth, Free Voters

Representatives of the organizations
:
Kerstin Stumpf, Mainzer Stadtwerke AG
; Prof. Dr. Michael Maskos, Mainzer Wissenschaftsallianz e.V.
; Oliver Sacha, Rheinhessen
Chamber of Industry and Commerce Florian Altherr, Freifunk Mainz e.V.
Matthias Memmesheimer, IT Klub Mainz & Rheinhessen e.V. (Chair)
Christiane Gerhardt, Senior Citizens’ Advisory Council
; Ellen Kubica, Advisory Council for People with Disabilities
; Sima Hosseini, Advisory Council for Migration and Integration
; Daiana Neher, German Trade Union Federation Rhineland-Palatinate / Saarland
; Christopher Baumert, Stadtjugendring Mainz e.V.

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