Executive Team Berlin

JCB Kirsch founded after about ten years of researches the International Delphic Council together with 57 personalities of 20 countries of 5 continents in Berlin 1994, 100 years after the International Olympic Games and after 1600 years after the ban of both Games 394 by Emperor Theodosius, as heathen games. For more see founder.

Inger-Mette Stenseth is a Norwegian transformative leader rooted in deep ecology, cultural heritage, and systems thinking. With a background in sustainable fashion and design, she bridges art, science, and social innovation to cultivate regenerative leadership and nature-based solutions for lasting impact.

She serves on the boards of the International Delphic Academy and the International Peace Garden Network, promoting ecological restoration, food sovereignty, and cultural remembrance. Her leadership, shaped by Greek heritage and classical philosophy, integrates aesthetics, ethics, and nature to inspire peace, inner transformation, and democratic renewal.

With four decades of youth engagement, she has contributed to Erasmus+ programs in partnership with Norwegian Climate Network and Green Cross Sweden, internship at Norwegian Peace Research Center ( PRIO 1992), and the Council of Europe’s All Different – All Equal Peace Trains (1994/95), advancing diversity and civic participation across Europe.

Stenseth co-founded 360hub Global (2001) and World Climate School (2021), leading global education initiatives and cross-sector collaborations. Her work includes launching the 360hub Youth Conference at the Library of Alexandria and the decade-long YES Campaign (2002 – 2012). She has taught worldwide, in partnership with Dignity Education India, and co-creates immersive media- and art projects through ImagineAction artist network.

As project lead for Start-Up for Peace, she coordinates global peace and climate education events, championing a youth-led, artist-driven, wisdom-based narrative for a livable future. She is based between Oslo and Molde, with an office at The Nod/House of Consciousness.

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Alexandre de Beauharnais-Romanovsky is a seasoned media and tech entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience at the forefront of innovation. He has spent the last 15 years deeply involved in high-level blockchain and artificial intelligence projects, shaping the future of decentralized technology. Known for his sharp strategic insight, Alexandre has played a pivotal role in advising startups and institutions navigating the rapidly evolving tech landscape. He is a passionate peace advocate, leveraging his global network and influence to promote dialogue and cooperation. As an impact investor, he backs ventures that align with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, prioritizing ethical growth and long-term sustainability. Alexandre is multilingual and effortlessly bridges cultures, making him a trusted advisor to family offices and a diverse array of businesses and institutions around the world. His work spans continents, industries, and disciplines, earning him a reputation as a visionary connector. With a deep understanding of media ecosystems, he continues to guide companies in adapting to digital disruption and emerging technologies. His commitment to both innovation and humanity defines his legacy in business and beyond. Whether in a boardroom or a policy summit, Alexandre remains focused on shaping a more equitable and intelligent global future.

After studying economics including a PhD (focus on public finances and monetary policy) I worked in the Ministry of Finance, dealing with national fiscal policy, preparation of European Monetary Union and the Stability and Growth Pact. After a four year term at the International Monetary Fund (inter alia economic surveillance of Europe, Russia, Ukraine, cooperation with the World Bank) I returned to the Ministry, dealing with various European dossiers (such as economic analysis of all EU member states, coordination of the ECOFIN-council also in the Eurocrisis; European economic policy). In parallel, I had various functions in Brussels, f.e. President of the Economic Policy Committee and Mediator of the Macroeconomic Dialogue at EU level. After leaving the Ministry I am acting as independent „International Economist and Policy Advisor“ in the areas of consulting, lecturing (incl. speeches) and writing.

Andreas Hube is the Federal Managing Director of the BWA (Bundesverband für Wirtschaftsförderung und Außenwirtschaft) and Vice-Chairman and founding board member of China-Bridge, a public diplomacy platform dedicated to strengthening Sino-EU relations. He brings over 25 years of international experience in the IT and digital innovation sectors. During his 15 years with SAP in China, he served as Chief Operating Officer for North Asia and held various leadership positions in marketing, alliances, and strategic consulting. After returning to Germany, he led key global initiatives as Vice President and Head of the China Liaison Office. Andreas holds a master’s degree in International Business Management (China) from the University of Ludwigshafen and studied Chinese at Nanjing University. He is currently based in Berlin.

Dr Thomas Daffern, is a philosopher, historian, peace academic, poet, author and religious studies specialist.

Daniel is a passionate art and religious educator and works at a high school in Berlin. He loves to create exciting art and culture projects for young people. Since 2017 he has further developed the Delphic Art Wall project for schools and successfully implemented it several times.

Daniel is a freelance writer, researcher, concept developer, and media relations expert in Berlin. He has been working in this field since 2000. His main topics are politics, health, energy and logistics. He has been supporting the IDC since 2003, when he managed the press relations for the II. Junior Delphic Games 2003 in Düsseldorf, Germany. In March 2025 Daniel Postulka became CEO of IDA alongside J. Christian B. Kirsch. Daniel is 56 years old, married, and has five mostly grown-up children.

Born into a refugee family in Germany, very close to arts, culture and heritage. She studied journalistic and worked as editor for the German Television, Berlin and in the largest Film lending and Film Distribution Company of former GDR in the Public Relations Department. Since 1995 she is working full time for the International Delphic Council (IDC), Berlin. From the beginning, she is in charge for the Office Management.