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Dr Ingo Rollwagen
Ingo Rollwagen's work consists of corporate foresight and strategic support for the board members and clients of Deutsche Bank.
He is monitoring developments in education systems and markets; identifying emerging value-creation opportunities of different industries in the structural transition knowledge economy.
Rollwagen has a strong background in technical studies, sociology, strategic communication, business administration, organisational design, economics and moderation techniques.
He has been working as an expert for the European Commission on "Global Europe in 2030/2050", several regional and national governments and other institutions concerning education, lifelong learning, technology assessment, foresight and future technological, societal and economical developments.
He is monitoring developments in education systems and markets; identifying emerging value-creation opportunities of different industries in the structural transition knowledge economy.
Rollwagen has a strong background in technical studies, sociology, strategic communication, business administration, organisational design, economics and moderation techniques.
He has been working as an expert for the European Commission on "Global Europe in 2030/2050", several regional and national governments and other institutions concerning education, lifelong learning, technology assessment, foresight and future technological, societal and economical developments.