Nicolai A. I. Butsch

The next chapter of Made in Germany begins with #DeepTech. Yesterday in Berlin, we presented our new #BCG study together with the BDI - Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie e.V. on how Germany can secure a leading position in future technologies and boost its competitiveness. The message is clear: the future doesn’t wait. It starts now. Our study shows the immense scale of the opportunity: By 2030, Deep Tech could create €8 trillion in value worldwide. Yet less than 10% of global Deep Tech unicorns are European today, and around half of late-stage funding comes from outside the EU. We need to take huge steps in order to keep up with the US and China in this highly competitive race. As BDI President Peter Leibinger said: it is time for Germany to move from “play not to lose” to “play to win.” Building on our industrial strength, we can reinvent Made in Germany with AI, robotics, quantum and biotech. 🎥 Watch some highlights from our press event in Berlin. 🔗 Find the full study here (in German only): https://lnkd.in/eRTWypwR #Innovation #FutureOfIndustry #TechnologyLeadership Jonas Hiltrop Thomas Koenen, Dr.  

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💪 “Good Leadership”💪 ESB Business School brings the Leadership Talent Academy to Reutlingen 🎓 Starting in the winter semester of 2025, the ESB Business School at Reutlingen University will host the Leadership Talent Academy (LTA) of the Karl Schlecht Stiftung (KSG). This scholarship programme aims to develop young people into responsible leaders who embody not only professional expertise but also ethical and humanistic values. 🙌 The programme specifically supports MBA students, participants in the part-time programmes at the Knowledge Foundation, as well as young alumni of the ESB Business School. Thanks to their professional experience, they can directly apply the content in practice. ✨ “With the Leadership Talent Academy, we are creating an additional offer that prepares our students for responsible leadership roles and enables them to grow beyond their academic knowledge,” emphasises Professor Markus Conrads, Dean of the ESB Business School. “We are delighted to bring this programme to Reutlingen together with the Karl Schlecht Foundation.” 🌍 The Karl Schlecht Foundation already cooperates through the LTA with the University of Tübingen, UnternehmerTUM, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), and Campus Founders in Heilbronn. While other locations, for example, emphasise a start-up or entrepreneurial focus, ESB Business School sets its sights on strengthening the region and medium-sized enterprises. 🏢 One example is the module “Leadership of Family Businesses,” which raises awareness among students about succession planning and leading small and medium-sized companies. It is complemented by the module “Leadership in the Age of Artificial Intelligence,” which addresses the opportunities and challenges of new technologies in leadership processes. For this, ESB Business School collaborates with experts from the Cyber Valley Community, Europe’s leading centre of excellence in artificial intelligence and modern robotics.

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Today marks the beginning of a new chapter at Mannheim Business School (MBS). Yesterday, Professor Dr. Jens Wüstemann concluded his 15-year tenure as President. In tandem with this transition, the institution has adopted a new leadership structure, with a five-member executive board at the helm, whose members already hold leadership roles within the University of Mannheim Business School. Heading the board as President is Joachim Lutz, Dean of the University of Mannheim Business School (University of Mannheim Business School - Fakultät BWL). “This structure will further strengthen the ‘Mannheim brand’ in business and executive education,” says Lutz, who has served as Dean of the University of Mannheim Business School since 2020. “The school’s strong growth and success call for a broader leadership approach. Each member of the new board will bring expertise and energy to MBS’s continued development.” Alongside Dean Lutz, the members of the new executive board are key figures who already hold leadership roles at the University of Mannheim Business School: Dr. Ingo Bayer (Managing Director), Professor Dr. Jannis Bischof, (Vice Dean), Professor Dr. Hartmut Hoehle (Vice Dean for Research), and Professor Dr. Florian Stahl (Dean for Student Affairs). Looking ahead, Lutz emphasizes that the new leadership team is committed to continuing the school’s dynamic growth and success. “We will focus on transferring knowledge from research to practice and fostering even closer links between academia and business to ensure long-term competitiveness in a challenging environment,” he says. #mannheimbusinessschool #mannheimerforlife #bschool

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Working together for a strong German economy. Diehl is participating in the new economic initiative ‘Made for Germany’. 👉 The aim of this initiative is to secure the future of Germany as a business location through extensive investment. A total of 61 companies are investing around 631 billion euros in modern technologies, climate-friendly production processes, sustainable infrastructure and innovations by 2028 – Diehl is also making an active contribution to this. ✅ As a technology-oriented family-owned company with decades of experience, we are committed to sustainable growth, responsible investment and a strong industrial base in Germany for the future. #MadeForGermany #DiehlGroup #Innovation #OneGroup

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