Prof. Dr. Jörg Knoblauch

Employees Become Entrepreneurs

The winner of the "Ludwig Erhard Preis" (in the US known as Malcolm Baltridge-Award) has been dealing with the successfactors of medium-sized companies for many years. More than 20 years he is successfully leading the tempus group, including companies as tempus, tempus-Consulting, persolog and the internet company www.ziele.de. His key to success is the TEMP-Method, a system of businesssuccess-factors many companies have been benefiting from. Professor Knoblauch has written many books mainly addressing business management-issues. Over 300,000 copies have been sold to date and translated into a dozen languages.

Prof. Dr. Jörg Knoblauch -

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Topics

Motivated and accountable employees are not a coincidence

  • The traditional enterprise is outdated. Field-tested steps to turn your employees into entrepreneurs.
  • "Company-Fitness" - the path to the top

The 7 Rules of Goalsetting

  • Step by step setting your goals and reaching them.

This is how you increase your market value

  • How to become more attractive and Profitable

Fees

Public Seminar = on request

Personal Coaching, 1 h = on request

Key Note Speech, 90 min. = 3.800 - Euro



Languages German, English
References

Among his clients there are notable companies, such as:

  • Breuninger, Stuttgart
  • DaimlerChrysler, Stuttgart
  • Jetter AG, Ludwigsburg
  • McDonald′s, Munich
  • Sage Software, Frankfurt

„Dr. Jörg Knoblauch is turning his employees into entrepreneurs. His motivational concept is "the 33 Roses" and the Seven-Step-Strategy that he practices in his own companies.”
Das Industrie Magazin 3/2002
„This man is great!”
R. Manke, MediasPro Medientechnik GmbH
„Thanks for that exciting speech.”
Hannes Streng, OBI Baumarkt, CEO
„Inspiring!”
Prof. Dr. Rolf Wunderer, University of St. Gallen, Institut für Führung und Personalmanagement
„Your speech was great! Anxious for a repeat.”
Angela Gerhold, Fohhn Audio AG

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