Toni Andreß, born in 1981, studied business law with a focus on employment law and works as a personnel consultant in the building and energy technology sector. For over 20 years, he has been intensively involved in socio-political crises and political resistance.

He is particularly interested in monetary and economic policy, especially the ideas of free-market economics, digital currency, global currency and free trade. In labor market policy, he focuses on the concept of basic income, while in environmental policy, emissions trading and the remuneration of ecosystem services are key issues.

In his books, he shows that humanity, sustainability and economic efficiency do not have to be mutually exclusive, but can be mutually dependent.