What will count tomorrow
will be created locally.
Municipalities and public administration
When it comes to the prosperity of urban and rural areas, the public sector bears responsibility in the interplay between citizens’ needs and sustainable budgetary policies. In the best case, economic strength and quality of life form a self-reinforcing system with a direct impact on overall social cohesion. Stable municipal structures such as business and tourism promotion, public transport, trade fairs and conferences, recreation, leisure and administration are essential for ensuring this. Due to changes in society and lifestyles, the social integration function of municipalities is more important today than ever before. Public structures are being completely rethought. Collaboration and resource pooling are just the beginning of a new way of working together.
Topics we know inside out: digital administration, smart city, sustainability, e-government, integration, mobility transition, administrative modernisation, citizen participation, infrastructure investment, population change, online access law, inter-municipal collaboration, public-private partnership.
“The people I meet – both clients and candidates – are characterised by a high level of intrinsic motivation. They feel a special sense of purpose in what they do and are driven by the desire to make a difference in people’s lives. Supporting this goal is very important to me.”
— Jennifer Rösgen
City, country, future.
Municipal services need innovative people. People who know how to make the most of the existing potential at the local, regional and national level and who can act confidently at the interface between people, politics, administration and business. We support the selection of your future leaders in a holistic way and with a sophisticated understanding of public decision-making structures and complex, multi-level processes.