Interdisciplinarity and Internationality
These two terms characterize my way of working and thinking.
The interlinking of these elements in combination with the reduction to the essentials makes it possible for me to explain complex topics and structures easily and intelligibly for everyone. Through my academic studies of law and business economics and applied Information Technology in Heidelberg, Mannheim, St. Gallen (Switzerland), ETH Zurich (Switzerland), Freiburg im Breisgau and Paris (France), I became acquainted with the cultural and intellectual living conditions of three different countries in the heart of Europe. By means of professional experience in politics, consulting, trade and industry, I acquired further knowledge and practical experience about the trends and development possibilities of our economic and social questions of the future. As an external doctoral student of Prof. Dr. Birger P. Priddat (http://www.priddat.de) at the Institute of Economics and Political Economy at the University of Witten / Herdecke, I am currently researching on the topic of "digital transformation of internal and external labor markets" to develop recommendations for business and politics for the age of industry 4.0. In addition, I am regularly working in close contact with local decision-makers as a temporary meeting leader and lecturer in Germany, France, Spain and Switzerland.