Tobias Leisgang from CompanyPirate
‘The future is the only place I'll spend the rest of my life’ – Charles Kettering was right and Tobias Leisgang takes this quote very seriously. After studying electrical engineering, he developed semiconductors, researched the latest technologies with global teams and made the supply chain of an automotive supplier fit for the future.
Today, he helps small and medium-sized companies develop sustainable business models – with a great deal of foresight and a dash of pragmatism. Because there are often many decisions to be made between good ideas and their implementation – and that's exactly where Tobias comes in: in ‘Kopf & Bauch – Der Podcast der Entscheidungen’, he provides exciting insights into how to make them.
And because standing still is not an option for him, Tobias continues his journey as a future shaper - not in a fancy suit, of course, but as a student in the future design programme. After all, who says you can never learn enough?
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Guest contribution by Tobias Leisgang from CompanyPirate | Sep 21, 2023
The topic of sustainability offers opportunities and possibilities for companies. But how do you get started with the topic and where do you find support?
Guest contribution by Tobias Leisgang from CompanyPirate | Dec 2, 2021
A Christmas story to make you smile and think. A tale about beliefs and opportunities, about the present and the future.
Guest contribution by Tobias Leisgang from CompanyPirate | Feb 18, 2021
Can you imagine making decisions by dice or coin toss? What are the advantages, what are the flaws in thinking and what are the limits?
Guest contribution by Tobias Leisgang from CompanyPirate | May 7, 2020
Companies often try to plan everything and leave nothing to chance. But coincidences can also be positive. A report about accidental discoveries.
Guest contribution by Tobias Leisgang from CompanyPirate | Oct 28, 2019
“What if” is a questioning technique to question mental and self-imposed boundaries – e.g. in organisations. A field report.
Guest contribution by Tobias Leisgang from CompanyPirate | Aug 5, 2019
Remote work offers several advantages for companies. What are these? How does Remote Work get started in organisations and does it work permanently?
