Shortcast: Keeping it in the Family – How Markus Successfully Took Over the Family-Owned Consultancy Insentis – with Markus Rücker
LEADERS IN CONSULTING
Shownotes Transcript
Send us a text)
No time for a full podcast? Then check out the shortcast of our episode: Keeping it in the Family – How Markus )Successfully Took Over the Family-Owned Consultancy Insentis )with Markus Rücker!In this summary, you will find our top 3 highlights from the episode:1. Three advantages of leading a family owned consultancy like Insentis2. The magic formula for winning projects3. A 2-step way to hire the right peopleAbout Markus):Markus is CEO of Insentis, where he accompanies his clientele through their digital transformation, from strategy development and program management to operational process and organizational issues. With 15 years of consulting experience, Markus' clients, large international corporations and various medium-sized companies, are in capable hands. Find Markus on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/markus-rücker-insentis/)_________About Insentis):The management consultancy Insentis GmbH was founded in 2003 and advises its customers from strategy development to implementation and organization. The company supports its customers in new challenges and comprehensive digitization processes. Insentis' core competence is the profound combination of technological and business expertise.Website: https://insentis.com/)Industry: Business Consulting, Business ServicesCompany size: 15-49Headquarters: Geisenheim, GermanyFounded: 2003__________About the host, Sammy):Sammy and SAWOO enable you to drive recruiting & employer branding via your hiring managers on LinkedIn. We can help you:- Speed up hiring - Reduce hiring costs - Create an authentic Employer Brand- Create a Talent Pool that you can tap into any timeGet in touch with Sammy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sammygebele/)__________Past guests on the LEADERS IN CONSULTING show) include: Dr. Stefan Sambol, Dr. Andreas Baader and Rainer Majcen, Friederich von Hurter, Peter Feldmeier, Alexander Kainer, and many more.