I got my start in sustainability management in 2016 as a working student at elobau, a mid-sized sensor manufacturer in Germany's Allgäu region. The team was already experimenting with recycled materials and sustainable product designs — years ahead of the market. When demand for climate-neutral components later picked up, that early work paid off. That entrepreneurial view of sustainability has shaped my work ever since.
After that came Protiviti — sustainability for the financial sector — and four years at Deloitte in Frankfurt and Mexico City, working with sustainability teams across industries from mining to pharmaceuticals. I saw how differently programs can be built — and how the hurdles look the same everywhere: unclear mandates, missing resources, no board buy-in, complex production processes. I also saw how they get solved, often creatively.
I've worked independently since 2021, advising medium and large companies in close, confidential collaboration — not as an outside vendor, but as an extension of the team. My bar: quality clients can rely on, and a way of working that's respectful and energizing.
