Sascha Haselmayer

  • Design
  • Digital Services
  • Public Procurement

Sascha Haselmayer trained at the Architectural Association and, in 2003, co-founded Living Labs Global (now co-branded ). Living Labs is a not-for-profit association working with 80 leading global cities, leading global research institutes and 1,000 innovative companies with a commitment to innovation and advancement in digital services in cities. In 2011, Sascha co-founded Citymart.com, the marketplace for cities. He is also co-founder of Interlace-Invent, which provides advisory services for socio-economic and development strategies in cities. He has lectured widely and co-authored two books on service innovation in cities, markets and new approaches to public procurement. He is an Ashoka Fellow and also a member of the Clinton Global Initiative.

Sascha is based in Barcelona, Spain.

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