PAST EVENTS 2019
Strategy Morning "Digital solutions through collaboration: How start-ups and established companies benefit from each other"
On 20.09.2019, the Strategy Morning took place. Stefan Schmidhofer (LEFTSHIFT ONE Software GmbH), Christian Wenner (Kapsch BusinessCom AG) and Michael Hettegger (craftworks GmbH) talked about how established companies and start-ups benefit from each other through cooperation and what the biggest challenges are in this respect.
On 20.09.2019, the Strategy Morning took place. Stefan Schmidhofer (LEFTSHIFT ONE Software GmbH), Christian Wenner (Kapsch BusinessCom AG) and Michael Hettegger (craftworks GmbH) talked about how established companies and start-ups benefit from each other through cooperation and what the biggest challenges are in this respect.
Strategy Morning "Digitalisation and Recruitment"
On 24.05.2019, the fifth Strategy Morning, organized by the Competence Center for Strategy and Competitiveness, took place. This time on the topic "Digitalisation and Recruitment".
Bettina Kiesewetter (Consultant for Digitalisation, Talent 4.0, HR Processes & LinkedIn) and Benjamin Ruschin (Co-Founder and Managing Director of WeAreDevelopers) gave exciting insights into the topic of Digitalisation and Recruitment through their presentations and the following discussion.
On 24.05.2019, the fifth Strategy Morning, organized by the Competence Center for Strategy and Competitiveness, took place. This time on the topic "Digitalisation and Recruitment".
Bettina Kiesewetter (Consultant for Digitalisation, Talent 4.0, HR Processes & LinkedIn) and Benjamin Ruschin (Co-Founder and Managing Director of WeAreDevelopers) gave exciting insights into the topic of Digitalisation and Recruitment through their presentations and the following discussion.
Strategy Morning "The Advisory Board as an Opportunity for Companies"
What does advisory work currently look like in Austria's small and medium-sized enterprises and how can companies use the advisory board as an opportunity? The results of a recent study on the topic of "Advisory Boards in Austrian SMEs" by Anne Maria Busch, Ann-Christine Schulz and Markus Scholz were presented for the first time and supplemented with insights from practice by Mag. Monica Rintersbacher (Managing Director Leitbetriebe Austria).
What does advisory work currently look like in Austria's small and medium-sized enterprises and how can companies use the advisory board as an opportunity? The results of a recent study on the topic of "Advisory Boards in Austrian SMEs" by Anne Maria Busch, Ann-Christine Schulz and Markus Scholz were presented for the first time and supplemented with insights from practice by Mag. Monica Rintersbacher (Managing Director Leitbetriebe Austria).
Prof. Dr. Markus Scholz, Dr. Anne Maria Busch, Mag. Monica Rintersbacher (v.l.n.r.)
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On 15.02.2019, the fourth Strategy Morning, organized by the Competence Center for Strategy and Competitiveness, took place. This time on the topic "The advisory board as an opportunity for companies". Within the framework of this event, the results of the study "Advisory Boards in Austrian SMEs" were presented for the first time. Authors of the study are Anne Maria Busch, Ann-Christine Schulz and Markus Scholz. Within the framework of this study, 530 medium-sized companies throughout Austria were interviewed and six in-depth interviews were conducted with entrepreneurs based in Vienna. Particular emphasis was placed on the motivation to set up such a body, the structural design in the company and the relationship between the advisory board and the company's success. Within the scope of this study opportunities of the advisory board were worked out and concrete recommendations for companies were formulated.
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How and why the advisory boards for small and medium-sized enterprises is to be seen as an opportunity was then discussed from the point of view of the practice by Mag. Monica Rintersbacher. She has been managing director of Leitbetriebe Austria since 2012. Criteria for certification as an Austrian leading company are not only sustainable economic success, but also social and social commitment as well as the responsible use of ecological resources. How an advisory board can support this was discussed very lively among the participants of the event.
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Mag. Monica Rintersbacher gave valuable insights into practice
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Networking after the presentations
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Present business owners have directly obtained feedback on planned advisory boards and have exchanged views on ways of improving current advisory work within their company.
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