"All real living is meeting," goes a line from Martin Buber's book “I and Thou,” published in 1923. It’s hard to imagine him lying there on the picturesque hills below the vineyards of Heppenheim, coming up with that sentence and thinking: "Oh, that would be so relevant to hybrid work one day." But if he did, he would be right. Buber’s core idea is that genuine human existence emerges through our encounters and relationships with others. Over a century later, that concept ma

We’re always curious about how strong teams make better decisions — especially in environments where speed, focus, and clarity really matter. At Campus X, we work alongside companies that operate under constant pressure: competitive markets, limited attention, growing expectations. Creative choices in marketing are rarely just “nice-to-haves” — they directly affect performance, budgets, and growth. Today, we talk with Alexander Zhivkov , co-founder of Neuro Insiders, about ho

Some years are defined by milestones. Others by what happens in between. 2025 belonged to the in-between moments — the everyday choices, conversations, and small improvements that don’t ask for attention, but slowly change how a place feels. Campus X continued to evolve not through sudden shifts, but through care, listening, and consistent action. Here’s how the year came together. Making Campus X better, one decision at a time One of the first tangible changes of the year