Category: Transformation

Join The German Startup Conference 2021

Posted on by Stephan Klaschka in Startups, Strategic Innovation, Technology, Transformation, Uncategorized

The German Startup Conference 2021 / Silicon Valley section

Bridging the Atlantic, this free and virtual German Startup Conference 2021 connects Germany’s startups preparing to enter the U.S. market with entrepreneurial and innovation hubs in Silicon Valley and throughout the United States.

Join me on October 26, 2021 – I look forward to your questions during the panel discussion of the Silicon Valley section! Take a look at the agenda and speaker lineup (link).

Registration (link)

#Germany #German #Startups #Startup #SiliconValley

HBR teaching case study features Stephan Klaschka as corporate innovator

Posted on by Stephan Klaschka in Strategic Innovation, Technology, Transformation

The HBR teaching case study ‘Boehringer Ingelheim: Leading Innovation’ features Stephan Klaschka’s corporate career as an innovator at Boehringer Ingelheim and is taught by business schools and universities around the globe (America, Europe, MENA, Asia-Pacific).
Link: https://store.hbr.org/product/boehringer-ingelheim-leading-innovation/W14644

Stephan Klaschka transforms Pharma Reps to become Digital Managers

Posted on by Stephan Klaschka in Sales, Strategic Innovation, Technology, Transformation

Stephan Klaschka discusses the digital transformation of pharmaceutical field sales and how it impacts the entire organization and staff in the German language article “Vom Pillenverkäufer zum Digitalmanager” published in the August issue of the of Healthcare Marketing, Das Fachmagazin für Gesundheitsmarken, a German market professional publication.

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Melanie Klaschka explains Corporate Housing Market for Scandinavia (in Finnish)

Posted on by Stephan Klaschka in Sales, Transformation

In a recent interview with the Finnish industry outlet Media Planet ‘Businessopas,’ Melanie Klaschka, Executive Consultant with Klaschka&Co, explains the corporate housing market for a Scandinavian audience in the article: