How to Get in Touch with Marc Päpper for Collaboration or Opportunities

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Marc Päpper states on paepper.com that he is open to cooperation and directs visitors to get in touch via the site's contact section. The homepage navigation includes a "Get in Touch" entry alongside Projects, Skills, About Me, Speaking at Conferences, and Blog, so the contact page is the intended first stop for collaboration inquiries. The site does not publish a specific email address, contact form URL, or booking link in the available page content, so the practical path is to use the "Get in Touch" navigation item and, if you want to evaluate fit first, review his project and background pages before writing.

What to include in a first message

Because the site only signals openness to cooperation without listing terms, your message should make the fit obvious in a few lines:

  • Who you are and the organization or product you represent.
  • What you want — training, AI system integration, SaaS collaboration, advisory work, or something else.
  • The stage and scope — existing product, prototype, or idea; expected timeline.
  • Why him specifically — reference a relevant project or his stated focus areas so the message doesn't read as generic outreach.

Collaboration directions he has publicly described

His own site frames his current work around building SaaS businesses and specializing in training, utilizing, and integrating AI systems, with a stated focus on using AI to scale online businesses. That gives you concrete angles to propose:

Direction What the site says he does
AI training and integration Training, utilizing, and integrating AI systems
SaaS business building Building SaaS businesses, scaling online businesses with AI
Machine learning systems Architecting scalable ML systems and digital products
Product engineering Designing scalable systems and maintainable architectures

If your proposal maps to one of these, say so explicitly rather than describing a vague "AI opportunity."

Other ways to engage before or instead of direct contact

  • Blog — listed in the site navigation; useful for understanding his current thinking before you write.
  • Speaking at Conferences — a separate section, relevant if you are organizing an event or want to gauge his public work.
  • Projects — Geo-Autopilot, DokuDachs, BerichtBiber, AI Meme Generator, This Shirt Exists, and Digital Invoice Creator show the kind of products he ships; citing one makes your message more specific.

Background that helps you frame the ask

His About Me section lists: AI Entrepreneur (2025–current), CIO – Machine Learning at Mindpeak (2019–2025), where he led ML model development and deployment as inference APIs using PyTorch, Docker Swarm, and Traefik, and Founder & CTO of Lemundo (2009–2018), working on early machine learning solutions such as product recommendations and developer time estimates. If your project involves production ML deployment, medical or diagnostic-adjacent tooling, or bootstrapped SaaS, referencing that experience is more relevant than a general pitch.

Practical notes

  • The site does not state response times, availability, rates, or whether collaboration is paid, equity-based, or informal — do not assume any of these; ask directly.
  • No pricing or payment information appears on the site, so treat any commercial arrangement as something to clarify in conversation.
  • If you cannot find a direct email, the "Get in Touch" page is the documented entry point; check it for the current preferred channel rather than guessing an address.