Q-Summit at Adon Health
On October 29, Adon Health welcomed a team from Q-Summit in Munich, one of Germany's largest student-run startup and innovation conferences. The initiative is run by students from the University of Mannheim and is one of the most significant platforms for entrepreneurial thinking and technological progress in the German-speaking world.
What is Q-Summit?
The Q-Summit is one of Germany's largest conferences on startups and innovation organized exclusively by students. Since 2017, the University of Mannheim initiative has brought together students, founders, startups, researchers, and established companies once a year to generate momentum for entrepreneurial thinking, innovation, and technological progress. The event includes keynote speeches, panel discussions, workshops, networking formats, and a major pitch battle.
Organizationally, Q-Summit differs from many traditional university initiatives: responsibility is handed over to new members early on, teamwork in small, specialized groups is central, and students from all semesters can contribute their own ideas or initiate their own projects. Around 70 students work together in a total of ten teams, ranging from speaker and partner acquisition to marketing, legal, finance, and food & drinks. Q-Summit's distinctive character stems from intensive collaboration, a high degree of personal responsibility, and the shared goal of organizing a conference every year that promotes innovation and entrepreneurship.

Discussion on digital healthcare
As part of their Munich tour, nearly 30 students visited our office in the heart of the city to gain insight into the vision, establishment, and development of Adon Health. Following an introduction to our company, an interactive working and discussion session took place on topics in the areas of digital healthcare, marketing, and product innovation. During this session, the participants developed exciting perspectives on the future of modern men's health and reflected on what role technology-enabled care concepts will play in the future.
This was followed by an open Q&A session and informal exchange. Many conversations focused on the challenges in the German healthcare system, building a health-tech company, and the societal importance of prevention and men's health.
Why this exchange is important to us
A special connection arose because two of our team members themselves studied at the University of Mannheim. The exchange with talented young leaders from this environment therefore holds a special significance for us. On the one hand, because we see the perspective of young, analytically minded talents as an important impetus for the further development of digital healthcare. On the other hand, because modern men's health is an interdisciplinary topic that benefits from new perspectives, critical questions, and entrepreneurial thinking. The dialogue with the next generation strengthens our commitment to developing care solutions that are not only medically sound but also socially effective.
We would like to thank Lennart Fielhauer and the entire Q-Summit team for their visit, the constructive discussions, and their interest in Adon Health's work. We look forward to further joint ideas and the continued dialogue between next-gen talents and the future of digital healthcare.



