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think: act - our international executive magazine

think:act is thinking ahead. Roland Berger Strategy Consultants' executive magazine presents new perspectives on top issues for CEOs. It analyzes trends and changes in the global economy, and asks leading thinkers in business, academia and politics to challenge conventional wisdom.

"Our concept for think:act mirrors our understanding of excellent strategy consulting," said Burkhard Schwenker, CEO of Roland Berger Strategy Consultants. "We measure it against the highest standard in terms of the quality of analysis and design. It presents creative solutions to problems executives face today, with real added value."

think:act aims to challenge established thinking on international management questions by presenting innovative solutions to key issues decision makers face in this arena, including unlocking new growth markets or the economic success of particular global regions. "We're controversial, innovative and global – we offer the kind forward thinking managers want to read and discuss," says Torsten Oltmanns, Global Marketing Director for the consultancy. "And we speak their language," he says with a nod to the fact that it is published in five languages, including Russian, Chinese and Polish, next to English and German.

 
think: act - our international executive magazine
 

think: act's success with readers and industry experts alike is mirrored in the Best of Corporate Publishing (BCP) award, which the magazine has won three times in a row (2005, 2006 and 2007) in the financial services/real estate/consulting category.

It is published three times with 20,000 copies sent to international decision-makers in business, politics and media.

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think: act stories

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