Karsten Jänicke
Membro del Comitato esecutivo
Karsten Jänicke è nato nel 1968 a Kamen, nella Renania Settentrionale-Vestfalia. Dopo essersi laureato nel 1994 in economia e scienze sociali, con specializzazione in controlling, marketing e logistica, presso l'Università Tecnica di Dortmund, ha lavorato come responsabile della qualità e responsabile di progetti di outsourcing presso la Thyssen Haniel Logistic di Barcellona. Nel 2001 è diventato amministratore delegato dello stampatore di carta spagnolo Lamigraf GmbH a Bönen, fino a quando, nel 2008, si è trasferito alla RENOLIT di Worms. Qui ha ricoperto il ruolo di business unit manager dell'ex BU RENOLIT DESIGN fino al 2019, quando è stato nominato membro del Comitato esecutivo. Karsten Jänicke è ora il membro responsabile del Consiglio di amministrazione per le unità di mercato strategicheInterior Surfaces, Roof & Water Care e Pool nonché per diverse unità aziendali.
Karsten Jänicke è membro onorario di VinylPlus dall'ottobre 2023. È membro del Consiglio di Amministrazione della Vinyl Foundation e del Comitato Direttivo di VinylPlus.
Karsten Jänicke è sposato e ha due figli. Ama praticare sport come la corsa, il calcio, il tennis da tavolo, il padel e lo squash. Inoltre, ama viaggiare, leggere e andare al cinema di tanto in tanto.
Breve e semplice:
- In RENOLIT dal 2008
- Membro del Consiglio di amministrazione dal 2019
Articoli di Karsten Jänicke nel blog RENOLIT
Karsten JänickeSustainability
Sustainability remains relevant even in volatile times
The focus on sustainability and climate protection seems to be changing. Political programs and priorities are shifting, and in the face of numerous crises, the topic seems to be less present. In this article, I explain why sustainability and climate protection nevertheless remain of central importance – and why RENOLIT continues to pursue this path consistently.
Karsten JänickeIndustry
The future of industry: a turning point for innovation and sustainability
The future of the industry will not be characterized by stability, but by change and adaptation. In a world that is changing faster than ever before, companies are faced with the challenge of not only focusing on growth and market share, but also having the courage to break new ground. Innovation and future viability will be the driving forces that determine which companies survive in the long term - and which do not. From next year, I will be taking on responsibility as the new CEO of RENOLIT. These are my thoughts on the future of the industry and the future of RENOLIT.
Karsten JänickeLeadership
Leadership has to provide security
Managers have the task of leading their employees to success. This depends on many factors. One of the most important is security. I notice over and over again that young people at the start of their career in particular don't have the confidence to contribute their ideas and take risks. That's why I keep asking myself: what can I do as a manager to give my employees more security?
Karsten JänickeLeadership
Promoting young talents is an engine for the industry
The success of German industry is based on the expertise of its many employees. The extreme shortage of skilled workers is consequently an unprecedented threat to the entire economy. Therefore, I am surprised that we in Germany place so little emphasis on promoting young talents. After all, it can act as an engine for industry. To achieve this, however, politics and business need to make more efforts together - instead of just relying on short-term solutions.
Karsten JänickeLeadership
Gen-Z is placing new demands - Rightly so!
Generation Z and the world of work - hardly anything has been discussed more in the area of work and careers in recent months. The debate ranges from sweeping accusations that Gen Z is work-shy to demands for completely new working conditions. One thing is clear: Gen Z is placing new demands. And I think: rightly so.
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