
Germany, your location trap

While politicians are still dreaming of "securing Germany's business location," Dr. Stephan Meyer tackles the elephant in the room: "Germany's business location trap: Better opportunities abroad!" With this presentation, the director of the Institute for Corporate Modernization hits the sore spot for many medium-sized businesses – and offers more than just problem descriptions.
Change = transformation = reducing sacred cows
"Anyone who still believes everything will stay the same also believes that lemon butterflies fold lemons," provocatively states Meyer, who has been advising companies on strategic change processes for years. "The question is no longer whether, but how German companies need to reposition themselves."
His thesis: Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) don't need more studies and analyses – they need clear strategies for the future. In his incisive presentations, Meyer dispels cherished myths and shows how companies can reinvent themselves. "Sometimes you have to take a step back to then take two steps forward," says Meyer. "And yes, this step can certainly lead beyond national borders." Meyer emphasizes that SMEs are often trapped in their own comfort zone when it comes to innovation and change. He urges companies to boldly explore new paths and not rely solely on tried-and-tested methods. "The world is changing rapidly, and those who are not prepared to adapt will quickly fall behind," he warns.
He also addresses the need to tap into international markets. "Globalization offers opportunities that we often fail to seize," he explains. "It's not just about selling products, but also about gaining new ideas and perspectives." Meyer encourages entrepreneurs to seek strategic partnerships abroad and learn from the experiences of others.
Another key point in Meyer's argument is the importance of agility and flexibility. "In a constantly changing world, companies must be able to react quickly and adapt their strategies," he says. This requires not only technological innovations but also a cultural shift within the organization.
Meyer concludes his remarks with a call for collaboration: "Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have the potential to be a driving force in the economy if we are prepared to support each other and work together on solutions." He is convinced that the key to success lies in an open and cooperative attitude that fosters the exchange of ideas and experiences. "The future belongs to those who are willing to think outside the box and boldly forge new paths."
- Unflinching analysis of the current situation
- Concrete examples of successful, courageous change
- Practical strategies instead of theoretical models
- Experience reports from two decades of change management
- A touch of humor – because even difficult topics need lightness.
Dr. Stephan Meyer is no ordinary management consultant. As director of an institute for corporate modernization through change management, he has transformed many a "hopeless case" into a success story. His expertise: supporting companies in reinventing themselves – even beyond Germany's borders, if necessary.
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According to official statistics from the Federal Statistical Office, a quarter of a million Germans leave Germany every year. Among them are many entrepreneurs who start a business abroad. One of them is Dr. Stephan Meyer.
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The Institute for Corporate Modernization supports companies in positioning themselves for the future – with courage to change and a focus on the essentials.