Bentley Tech Summit Unites 500 Experts in Berlin Amidst Germany’s Modernization Push

Set against the ambitious backdrop of Germany’s half-trillion-euro national investment in modernizing its transport, energy, and public-works systems, the Bentley Tech Summit 2025 convened its global community of 500 infrastructure experts in Berlin.

This year’s summit marked a significant shift in focus, emphasizing the principle that the future of infrastructure is being built by the people who use the tools every day. The event moved beyond traditional presentations, becoming a dynamic collaboration hub where Bentley leaders, power users, and solution architects worked side-by-side to solve real-world infrastructure challenges.

Featuring insights from:
• Nathan Marsh, SVP and Regional Executive, EMEA
• Andy Rahden, VP, Solution Engineering & Services
• Kierstin Arthur, Senior Technical Enablement Manager
• Mehreen Javaid, Senior Solutions Architect
• Barritt Lovelace, VP of Emerging Technologies, Collins Engineering
• Tomas Kellner, Chief Storyteller

The next decade of infrastructure requires new ideas, new talent, and new ways of learning — and it starts here in Berlin.

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