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Public sector

Our public sector team is working on ambitious projects to support government and public institutions on finding forward-looking solutions. We aim to be a trusted and constructive partner for the public institutions that shape the world we live in.

IN BRIEF

Technological change and globalization are positive drivers for growth and prosperity. Governments are shaping this process, but also have to adapt to the new environment. Dynamic globalization is increasing the need for international alliances and joint initiatives to meet challenges such as climate change and terrorism. At the same time, international trade and capital flows are leading to ever increasing competition between countries, thus putting pressure on domestic policies. Labor cost advantages in developing countries are decreasing opportunities for low-skilled labor in developed countries as production is outsourced. The resulting unemployment is testing public administration and finances. In addition, demographic change is challenging the established social security systems and calling for major shifts in the social architecture.

Moreover, migration is creating both new impulses and new conflicts for our communities. The changing conditions of modern societies are demanding innovative approaches to social policy, be it to promote diversity and work-life balance, or to establish awareness of the aging population.

These are the topics facing our public sector teams as they work with their clients. We:

  • Develop strategies that respond to today's challenges and make practical recommendations in all areas of public policy
  • Use our expertise to support the transformation of public administrations into modern, people-friendly institutions and increase efficiency
  • Advise companies and investors on how to turn previously publicly funded activities into successful businesses, e.g. with public private partnerships (PPP)

Our team merges knowledge and experience from a wide field of educational and professional backgrounds. This multidisciplinary approach helps us understand our clients' needs and customize the best solution for them. As the leading public sector strategy consultancy and a well-established partner of governmental institutions, such as those in Germany, Austria, France, Italy, CEE and Russia, we have proven that our ideas work in practice. We support our clients with a network of distinguished experts in politics, academia and society.

OUR EXPERTS

Bertrand Baret

Partner

Paris office, France
Phone: +33 1 53670-909
e-mail

 
Björn Bloching

Partner

Hamburg office, Germany
Phone: +49 40 37631-4446
e-mail

 
Hideyuki Hashimoto

Partner

Tokyo office, Japan
Phone: +81 3 35876-660
e-mail

 
Torsten Henzelmann

Partner

Munich office, Germany
Phone: +49 89 9230-8185
e-mail

 
Torsten Koß

Partner

Hamburg office, Germany
Phone: +49 (40) 37631-4450
e-mail

 
Stefan Schaible

Partner

Hamburg office, Germany
Phone: +49 40 37631-4326
e-mail

 
Ina Wietheger

Partner

Hamburg office, Germany
Phone: +49 40 37631-4342
e-mail

 
Marco Zurru
Marco Zurru

Partner

Milan office, Italy
Phone: +39 02 29501-209
e-mail

 

FURTHER READING

Standort Baden-Württemberg

Study (in German), 2007

In 2007, the Robert Bosch Foundation commissioned Roland Berger Strategy Consultants to conduct a study for Baden-Württemberg. We developed a target scenario and identified central levers to ensure Baden-Württemberg's lasting competitiveness. …  (PDF, 799 KB)

 
Wirtschaftsmotor Alter

Study (in German), 2007

In July 2007, the German Ministry of Family Affairs commissioned Roland Berger to conduct a study. It will deal with demographic change and its impact on consumer demand, a major driver of economic growth in Germany. …  (PDF, 2541 KB)

 
GreenTech made in Germany

Book, in German and English, 2007

This environmental technology atlas for Germany paints a representative picture of environmental technologies in Germany: technological trends, their economic potential and regional distribution in Germany. It also highlights their contribution to innovation, growth and employment. …  >>

 
Wirtschaftsfaktor Umweltschutz

Study (in German), 2007

In 2007, the German Federal Environmental Agency asked the German Institute for Economic Research, the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research and Roland Berger Strategy Consultants to conduct a joint research project on innovation and the environment …  >>

 
Tourismus neu denken

Speech (in German), 2007

On the occasion of the Tourist Day Rheinland-Pfalz in April 2007, our partner, Prof. Bloching, gave a speech about the necessity of re-thinking tourism in Germany. …  (PDF, 1754 KB)

 
Den demographischen Wandel erfolgreich bewältigen

Study (in German), 2007

Public debate on the subject of demographic change centers primarily around the need to stabilize social security systems. Government has responded by initiating significant changes in this area. Yet this focus is too narrow …  >>

 
Bürokratieabbau

Issue paper (in German), 2006

The standard cost model can effectively reduce bureaucratic expenses and provide critical stimulus for deregulation. Together with the Dutch EIM Institute, Roland Berger provides public institutions with support during SCM implementation. …  (PDF, 644 KB)

 
Family Ltd.

Study by Stefan Schaible, Michael Schweiger; Ashok Kaul (University of Mainz), in German, 2006

Roland Berger developed an in-depth study for the Robert-Bosch Stiftung on family support services and means to strengthen the role of families as consumers. …  >>