Carolin Puppel, program director for executive programs at ESMT, spoke with Executive Courses about the growing importance of soft skills for leaders, particularly in the era of AI, and how executive education programs are instrumental in cultivating these skills.
The Institute for Deep Tech Innovation (DEEP) at ESMT Berlin, in collaboration with KfW Capital, is developing a new executive education program for leaders in the venture capital sector. This program is part of the Growth and Innovation Capital for Germany (WIN) initiative, launched by the German federal government to strengthen the country's venture capital ecosystem and foster innovation in the technology sector.
The coronavirus pandemic has positive effects on the environment. Germany saved 80 million tons of CO2 last year, unexpectedly achieving its long-term climate goal. Christoph Burger, senior lecturer at ESMT Berlin, explains why the transition to green energy is inevitable.
Martin Schallbruch, director of the Digital Society Institute at ESMT Berlin, comments on how supervisors on both sides of the Atlantic want to tighten the rules for major Internet platforms.
The Digital Society Institute (DSI), an independent institute for interdisciplinary research on topics of digitalization at ESMT, will continue for a further five years.
Marcel Kalis, head of career services, talks about the differences in spoken languages within countries and how speaking the local language can give you an edge over the competition on the job market.
When it comes to networking, students have to face adaptability and creativity for the chances of networking in a pandemic, knows Aparajith Raman, a student at ESMT.
The European Union is home to some of the world’s most admired fintech hubs, a blend of the more established, like Berlin and Amsterdam. Students at ESMT Berlin can even pay tuition fees using bitcoin.
ESMT MIM alumnus Oliver Behr on how understanding the relationship between corporate venture capital units and their startup investments is key to gaining from them.
Jörg Rocholl, president at ESMT Berlin, talks about how endowments can generate even more impact, providing funds for social purposes and fostering innovation, including investments in venture capital.
The pandemic crisis has dominated economic development in 2020 and will continue to do so in 2021, says Jörg Rocholl, president at ESMT Berlin, in an interview with ZDF Morgenmagazin.
Berlin has many strengths but it needs to make better use of them and link startups and science to create new opportunities, says Jörg Rocholl, president at ESMT Berlin.
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