Ivor Jüchtern

Extraordinarily capable of discovering and developing people, in founding and developing organisations, and in delivering services, Ivor is interested in one thing above all and this is humanity.

Ivor grew up under the influenced of his grandfather, who supplied him with books like Kon Tiki and My Family and Other Animals. This led to Ivor believing life is about inventing and making crazy projects happen. An attitude he retains until today.

At a fragile one digit age Ivor realised, that a man in the village of his grandmother gave money for roots. He took a shovel, dug up the said roots, brought them to the man and was delighted to receive a banknote in exchange.

Ivor attended an early experimental school where the pupils received no grades and could learn at their own pace. Later he attended an advanced school where he studied university level Physics.

When Ivor read Richard Branson words, that "leadership is giving people impossible goals and then cheering like mad, while they are achieving them" he saw himself in those words. Once, during his early teenage years, he dragged a friend to a midnight climb of the nearby 3000m peak in the middle of the winter.

Eager to save the planet, Ivor spent the summers of his mid- and late teenage years in swamps placing tracing rings on the legs of birds, so that their migration routes can be studied and protected.

Door  Name Shields. Deliveries (OP).

Law. Macroeconomics.

Open Society Foundation. Stuart Nolan.

EuroPrix Multimedia Art. Salzburg.

meeting technology, law, economics and people skills 

meeting technology, law, economics and people skills 

meeting technology, law, economics and people skills 

meeting technology, law, economics and people skills 

meeting technology, law, economics and people skills 

meeting technology, law, economics and people skills