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Stay tuned to FS

Corona and beyond

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The spread of the coronavirus has a major impact on public life and is fundamentally changing everyone's daily routine. For many people it is the first time working from home for a longer period of time – everyone is wondering how economic and social life will continue. Now, the Frankfurt School would like to keep in touch with its alumni even more. This is why Alumni Relations are launching the new "Stay tuned to FS" programme. Various online formats (some in English, some in German) focus primarily on the coronavirus and its effects on society, but also cover topics beyond that and offer alumni the opportunity for further education.

You can find planned formats and dates below.

Webinar with Prof. Dr Sascha Steffen, Professor of Finance
Topic: "COVID-19 – der mögliche Auslöser einer neuen Finanzkrise?"
Host: Francisca Blenich, Alumni Manager
Language: German

Webinar with Prof. Dr Horst Löchel, Head of Sino-German Center of Finance and Economics as well as Professor of Economics
Topic: "The Expected Impact of the Coronavirus Crisis on the World Economy – What’s Next?"
Host: Johanna Sievers, Alumni Manager
Language: English

Interview with Michelle Neumann, Marketing & Sales Coordinator at Frankfurt School
Topic: "Herausforderung Home-Office"
Interviewer: Vera Klopprogge, Head of Corporate Communications
Language: German

Interviews & webinars

FS professors and other experts share their perspectives on the crisis in interviews or discuss it with our alumni in webinars. Every Tuesday and Thursday either the video of an interview is uploaded or a webinar takes place in which alumni can participate and ask questions. The recording will be uploaded the next day. We also offer exclusive online training for our alumni.

Upcoming dates
April 7, 2020 – Interview with Fatma Dirkes, Director and Vice President Frankfurt School, International Advisory Services

Topic: "Projects of International Advisory Services during the coronavirus crisis"
Language: English

April 9, 2020, 6:30 pm – Webinar with Prof. Dr Christoph Schalast, Professor of Mergers & Acquisitions, Business Law and European Law

Topic: "Die Rolle des Staates und die Beschränkung der Grundrechte in der Coronakrise"
Language: German

Link to the webinar (no registration required)

April 11, 2020, 10:30 am – 12:30 pm – Exclusive Online Training with Sonja Thiemann, Executive coach and trainer

Topic: "Fragen und Herausforderungen in Krisenzeiten angehen"
Language: German

Further information

April 14, 2020, 6:30 pm – Webinar with Prof. Dr Philipp Sandner, Head of Frankfurt School Blockchain Center

Topic: "Bitcoin: A currency for a crisis?"
Language: English

Link to follow

April 17, 2020, 4:30 – 6:30 pm – Exclusive Online Training with Sonja Thiemann, Executive coach and trainer

Topic: "Addressing questions and challenges in times of crisis"
Language: English

Further information

 

FS Business Continuity webinar series

The Sustainable World Academy is also offering webinars on current trends, but also on neglected issues in development & sustainable finance.

April 7, 2020, 2:00 pm – Webinar with Ute Buehler, Lecturer

Topic: "Leadership in crisis"
Language: English

More information

Videos

"Stay tuned to FS" Playlist
April 2, 2020
Webinar with Prof. Dr Sascha Steffen

Professor of Finance

Topic: "COVID-19 – der mögliche Auslöser einer neuen Finanzkrise?"
Language: German

March 31, 2020
Webinar with Prof. Dr Horst Löchel

Head of Sino-German Center of Finance and Economics as well as Professor of Economics

Topic: "The Expected Impact of the Coronavirus Crisis on the World Economy – What’s Next?"
Language: English

Presentation (PDF)

March 25, 2020
Interview with Michelle Neumann

Marketing & Sales Coordinator

Topic: "Herausforderung Home-Office"
Language: German

Online training crisis management

Addressing questions and challenges in times of crisis
Exclusive online training for alumni

How can I organise my to-dos, keep teams together and set priorities correctly during a crisis? How do I manage to remain resilient and conserve strength? How can I work efficiently while working remotely and still use, promote and strengthen my networks?

The Professional & Executive Education department is offering a webinar exclusively for alumni of Frankfurt School. Participants will learn how to successfully guide themselves and others through the crisis. Through multi-perceptivity and reflection, participants will learn about the implications of unpredictable situations and how appropriate leadership can facilitate cultural change. The goal is to recognise and utilise opportunities presented by the crisis.

The webinar is offered once in German and once in English. It is led by Sonja Thiemann, an executive coach and trainer in various Frankfurt School education programmes. Participation is free of charge for alumni:

Saturday, April 11, 2020, 10:30 am – 12:30 pm (German)
Friday, April 17, 2020, 4:30 – 6:30 pm (English)

Personal registration only via email: alumni@fs.de. Please provide your full contact details and let us know which date you want to attend. There is a limited number of seats – first come, first served.

 

Leadership in difficult times – crisis management live
Online compact course for managers

In this online compact course, managers will become familiar with methods to manage crises: it will reflect upon self-management and team leadership, present decision-making aids and introduce possibilities to recognise and realise innovation potential. Further information

The course takes place in German and comprises three dates that build on one another, each lasting two hours:

*Change of date*

April 9 and 17, 2020, 2:00 – 4:00 pm and April 24, 2020, 4:00 – 6:00 pm (German)
  • Participation fee regular: EUR 850
  • Participation fee for alumni of the Frankfurt School: EUR 750
  • Participation fee for members of FS Alumni e.V.: EUR 680

The fee is VAT-exempt. Registration for alumni and members of the FS Alumni e.V. via email to: alumni@fs.de.

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