At the premium event space Scott.Weber Perner in Prague’s Karlín district, an exclusive investment evening hosted by Cyrrus & MoneyFest took place on Monday, May 11. The event brought together the worlds of finance, business, and personal development in a compact yet inspiring format. It offered not only expert insights, but also a platform for informal networking among individuals sharing an interest in investments and strategic thinking. The highlight of the evening was the presence of Sinn watches, particularly the Finanzplatzuhren collection. However, the Aston Martin DB12 from CarTec was also on display.
The main program featured two prominent figures from the Czech investment and business scene. Matt Sucha, CEO of Mindworx, explored the role of behavioral economics and customer psychology in modern business—how companies influence decision-making and build long-term relationships.
His perspective was complemented by Radek Pokorný, founder of the Engine group, who shared his entrepreneurial journey connecting real estate, investments, and the world of classic cars. His approach, combining rational thinking with emotion, resonated strongly with the nearly one hundred guests.
The discussion naturally extended beyond specific investment opportunities to broader themes such as value creation, risk management, and the importance of personal vision. The open discussion format allowed for deeper insight into the thinking of both speakers, giving the evening an authentic and relaxed tone.
Beyond investments, the event offered an additional dimension through the presentation of the German watch brand Sinn, celebrating its 65th anniversary this year. Mikuláš Sivek from the family owned atelier Chronoshop introduced around twenty timepieces, with a focus on the Frankfurter Finanzplatzuhren collection—mechanical watches developed in partnership and influence with the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. Available in standard, GMT, and chronograph versions, these models symbolically connected the world of finance with the precision of German watchmaking.
The official program was followed by networking in a relaxed atmosphere, allowing guests to build new connections and continue discussions over a glass of wine.
This evening, uniting two key names in the financial world—Cyrrus & MoneyFest—marked the beginning of a new tradition and served as an elegant prelude to the MoneyFest investment festival, which continued throughout Tuesday, May 12, at Prague’s Cubex venue.
Photos by Jan Dikovský
