W. Madeleine Lienhard, actress, founder of the Eckenroth Foundation. She says: "most peolpe think my profession is considered to be the icing on the cake, it comes along free of charge – and who really would like to look into a mirror? As an actor, I am a storyteller, I portray people, show conflicts and how to cope with them. My art depicts life – certainly it can serve as a distraction and diversion. But, as composer Händel replied after a concert  to the English king who said to him, "You  have entertained us well": " My Lord, I should be sorry if I only entertained them; I wished to make them better."

Lea Bobe, Eckenroth writer, University of Bonn. She says: [...] In Eckenroth, pen and paper [...] is all that I need. I am an individual, indivisible. I cannot split my skull and tear apart my ribs to show my vis-à-vis my heart and brain to be a part of it. But I can grab my heart and brain and bring them over my arm and hand to paper. The pen becomes an extension of my arm, becoming the only possible source. [...]I write down my thoughts before I have an important conversation, I write down my memories when I don't want to forget, because I forget far too much anyway. The white paper sheet forces me in its simple being to full concentration, to seriousness.

Bettina Wohlfarth studied German, philosophy and theatre studies. She has worked as a translator, among other things, since 1990, and has been a freelance correspondent for art exhibitions and the French art market for the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung in Paris since 2013. Her novel "Wagfalls Erbe" was published by Osburg Verlag in spring 2019. She says: [...] davos of arts® assumes that art – or culture in the broader sense – essentially contributes to becoming human and in this respect, art is at the origin of everything. [...]

Dr. Britta E. Buhlmann, studied art history, history, theology and archaeology. After working in Krefeld and Würzburg, she has been the director of the mpk, Museum Pfalzgalerie Kaiserslautern, since 1994, where she introduced artists such as Carmen Herrera, Nobuyuki Tanaka and Charles Pollock to Germany and Europe for the first time. The mpk is regarded as a house of discoveries, the collections arouse the appetite for art. Dr. Bulhmann has held summer courses in Chennai, India. She has been a lecturer at universities of Würzburg, Saarbrücken, Kaiserslautern and Heidelberg. 

Dr Alissa Jung, actress, screenwriter, doctor, founded PEN PAPER PEACE e.V. in 2011: Creating peace through education. Pen Paper Peace e.V. is committed to education. As a symbol „pen and paper“ improve the situation  for young people to live in. Jung  says: We want to build bridges worldwide through educational projects. Because education creates perspectives, courage and it is the prerequisite for independent action.

Schubladendenkverbot (prohibition of pigeonholing)