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World Corporate Summit | "Industrial Innovation"

Our Partner Mark Bayer gives a presentation on the topic of "Industrial Innovation" at the "World Corporate Summit" this year, with insights into the future industry.

Event duration: November 21, 2022 - December 15, 2022

12th Aviation Forum 2022

Our Partner, Manfred Hader, moderates at this year's "12th Aviation Forum 2022" on the topic of how to manage the restart, skills shortage, energy costs and sustainable aviation.

Event duration: December 5, 2022 - December 6, 2022

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Global Automotive Supplier Study 2022

The Roland Berger Global Automotive Supplier Study 2022 shows that the future of automotive suppliers after a three-year slump. Although 2021 turned out better than expected, automotive suppliers are facing a difficult year ahead. Therefore, in this part of a three-part series, we analyses how decision-makers should deal with the growing pressure and financial situation in the industry.

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Clean Hydrogen Radar

Roland Berger´s Clean Hydrogen Radar will analyze and explain upstream, midstream and downstream developments in all key global markets.

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Can the MedTech sector keep outperforming?

The Roland Berger Global MedTech Report 2022 shows that medtech "winners" are highly profitable companies with strong growth and on average invest more in research and development than "underperformers". Winners are significantly more efficient in capital allocation and had on average twice the market capitalisation of underperformers. Medical technology companies from the USA are thus the most profitable, which is mainly due to better access to the lucrative US market.

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What if – the eurozone enters a recession

A menace is haunting Europe - the menace of recession in Europe. If we take the mere technical definition of a recession as a basis – two consecutive quarters of falling GDP – then, by the end of the year, we may be faced with this prospect: the European economy is in recession.

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