ESMT Berlin is regularly featured in national and international media outlets. In our newsroom, we showcase selected highlights that present the exceptional achievements of our faculty, including their research activities, and offer valuable contributions to discussions in business, academia, and broader societal debates.
In an ESMT Berlin contributor article, Tina Manker, team coach for startups and high-performance teams in the DEEP Pioneers program at DEEP – Institute for Deep Tech Innovation at ESMT Berlin, argues that the long-term success of deep tech ventures depends as much on building resilient founding teams as on developing breakthrough technologies.
In a guest article for Frankfurter Allgemeine, Peter Wittig, former German ambassador to the United States and senior advisor at Schaeffler Group who also teaches at ESMT Berlin, argues that Europe must rethink its transatlantic relationship in response to shifting US priorities.
In a guest article for Frankfurter Allgemeine, Jörg Rocholl, president of ESMT Berlin and member of Germany’s Pension Commission, argues that the proposed equity-based pension system will only succeed if investment decisions remain independent of political influence.
In this week's CEO Pick, Tina Manker, team coach for startups and high-performance teams in the DEEP Pioneers program at DEEP – Institute for Deep Tech Innovation at ESMT Berlin, explains why high performance begins with clarity.
In the Alles auf Aktien podcast from WELT, Jörg Rocholl, president of ESMT Berlin and member of Germany’s Pension Commission, explains how the proposed equity-based pension could make the retirement system more sustainable.
Handelsblatt examines how Germany's governing coalition is seeking to regain momentum through an ambitious reform agenda. Jörg Rocholl, president of ESMT Berlin and member of the government's Pension Commission, argues that stabilizing the pension system is only one part of the solution.
In a Q&A with BILD, Jörg Rocholl, president of ESMT Berlin and member of Germany’s Pension Commission, answers readers’ questions about the proposed pension reform, addressing topics from migration and retirement age to the role of capital markets in retirement savings.
In WirtschaftsWoche, Konstantin Korotov, professor of organizational behavior at ESMT Berlin, explains how professionals can avoid the "expert trap" by broadening their skills and staying open to new challenges.
In this week's CEO Pick, Bianca Schmitz, director of knowledge transfer at the Bringing Technology to Market Center and lecturer at ESMT Berlin, explains why greater centralization is not the answer to today's geopolitical and business challenges.
In an interview with phoenix, Jörg Rocholl, president of ESMT Berlin and member of Germany's Pension Commission, discusses the commission's proposals for securing the long-term sustainability of the country's pension system.
In a guest commentary for Handelsblatt, Jörg Rocholl, president of ESMT Berlin and member of Germany's Pension Commission, argues that introducing an equity-based pension is one of the country's most important reforms for securing the future of retirement.
In an interview with WELT TV, Jörg Rocholl, president of ESMT Berlin and member of Germany’s Pension Commission, discusses the commission’s proposals for pension reform, describing the package as balanced and designed to adapt as economic and demographic conditions evolve.
In an interview with Die ZEIT, Jörg Rocholl, president of ESMT Berlin and member of Germany's Pension Commission, explains why a sustainable pension system requires both longer working lives and greater use of capital markets.
In Forbes, Tina Manker, team coach for startups and high-performance teams in the DEEP Pioneers program at DEEP – Institute for Deep Tech Innovation at ESMT Berlin, argues that building teams should be as intentional as building technology.
In a Reuters report on Germany's planned pension reform, Jörg Rocholl, president of ESMT Berlin and member of the government's Pension Commission, says the proposed package is designed to move the country forward with a far-reaching reform.
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