speedy & Structured

Angelika Berger-Sodian simply does not like to stand still. Life is for living and the issues that occupy her mind are far too important: What will mobility look like in the future? What can European companies learn from China? How can companies prepare themselves for a sustainable future?

To find answers to these questions she established her own company in China, gathered her own in-depth insights into the working world in both Asia and Europe – and even danced in front of employees from across the globe.

open-minded and optimistic

An openness to change is something Angelika Berger-Sodian would like to see in every European company. She puts all her energy into making things happen when it comes to being ready to face future challenges. She even created her very own term to illustrate what European companies can learn from China – “sinogility”.

direct & dynamic

Those executives and entrepreneurs who don’t just want to write-off China as a hard nut to crack and leave it at that and who are striving for good collaborations with Chinese companies would be well advised to attend Angelika Berger-Sodian’s keynote addresses, strategy workshops and training sessions. Because anyone wanting to transform successfully is at some point going to have to learn from China’s readiness to face the future.

inspiring & innovative

In her book “In the Year of the Tiger – Why it is not too late to learn from China”, Angelika Berger-Sodian shows what European executives and entrepreneurs can learn from that country. So that you too can leap towards a positive future with just as much daring as this, the most courageous of all Chinese signs of the zodiac.

analytic & accessible

Angelika Berger-Sodian loves nothing more than sitting down with a blank sheet of paper in front of her and a view out over the sea. This is where she can reflect on everything she has experienced, tease things out in her own mind, analyse and categorise. It is these distilled ideas and special experiences that she shares with you in her blogs.

nosy and natural

Just one more click – and you can contact Angelika Berger-Sodian. Write her an e-mail or leave a message using the contact form.