I am a fully qualified lawyer and management consultant with nearly three decades of entrepreneurial and consulting experience.
In the past, I have led sales teams for business software and IT specialists (SAP, Oracle) both nationally and internationally, managed agencies, founded several companies, and supported small and medium-sized businesses during critical phases: as a consultant, as an attorney, and as a member of the supervisory board—including during restructurings and insolvency situations, where asking the right questions is sometimes more important than finding quick answers. This shapes the way I advise.
I understand the weight of a difficult decision—and I support my clients precisely in those moments.
A significant portion of consulting services is eligible for government funding, up to 80 percent. We’ll provide you with detailed information and handle most of the paperwork involved in the application process.
I’m also your point of contact for selling your business—starting early on, when the idea begins to take shape, and you’re wondering what the value is and whether it’s achievable. That’s when we talk. I’ll not only connect you with buyers and financiers who make decisions very quickly but also with software-based valuation systems and standardized methods to significantly increase the value of your business, and I’ll guide you every step of the way.
Too many topics. Not enough clarity.
New challenges arise every day, decisions are left unresolved, and everything seems equally important. Where do we go from here?
I help restore clarity and set priorities.
Do you handle everything?
When decisions, knowledge, and responsibility rest with just a few people, growth and succession become difficult.
I help build structures that foster independence.
The company is growing. The stress is growing along with it.
As revenue grows, complexity, coordination, and friction increase faster than the company itself.
I help organize growth instead of letting chaos grow alongside it.
AI, digitalization, change—but what does that actually mean?
New topics often raise more questions than they provide answers. Technology alone rarely solves the actual problem.
I help bring people, processes, and implementation together.
