Andreas Kleinschmidt
Andreas has extensive experience as a moderator of high-level events, panels and broadcasts featuring Heads of States and CEOs.
His background in journalism and business coaching enables him to make complex topics accessible, using simple language and a touch of humor.
Andreas delivers keynotes on some of the most relevant topics of our time, for example on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, the social impact of technology, coaching and the art of listening.
He has a reputation as an original and engaging speaker who interacts easily with his audiences, both face to face and online.
Andreas works with senior executives on challenges they face in business and beyond. These can include the transition into a new role, coping with increased responsibilities, managing relationships inside and outside the office, personal growth, as well as effective communication.
Andreas helps leaders build and refine their public presence, including for media interviews.
He provides group trainings and 1:1 sessions. For select clients he supports strategic communications, messaging and crisis communications work, including CEO positioning and ghost writing.
Dr. Andreas Kleinschmidt hosts events and broadcasts, delivers keynote speeches and works as a coach and trainer. He supports and advises startup companies through his work with seed funds in London and Munich.
Previously, he acted as corporate spokesperson and worked on communications for financial transactions with a total deal value of US$16bn. He also spent seven years in journalism, as a print and broadcast reporter, receiving the CNN Journalist Award for his international work.
Former employers include Siemens in Munich, JPMorgan Chase in London and Ogilvy & Mather in New York. One of his passions is modern and classical theatre. He enjoys hiking and cycling.
Andreas studied at Munich University and at the London School of Economics; he was trained as journalist at Deutsche Journalistenschule and as business coach at Meyler Campbell (accredited with the Worldwide Association of Business Coaches, WABC).
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