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Bundeskanzleramt: Wechsel Der Abteilungsleiter Uwe Corsepius (50) Leitet Ab Sofort Die Abteilung IV Im Bundeskanzleramt politik & Ausgabe Nr. 321 kommunikation politikszene 22.2. – 28.2.2011 Bundeskanzleramt: Wechsel der Abteilungsleiter Uwe Corsepius (50) leitet ab sofort die Abteilung IV im Bundeskanzleramt. An der Spitze der Wirt- schafts- und Finanzabteilung löst Corsepius Jens Weidmann ab, der im Mai Präsident der Deutschen Bundesbank wird. Corsepius, zuletzt Leiter der Abteilung für Europapolitik, wird den Posten übergangs- Fotos: www.marco-urban.de Jens Weidmann weise übernehmen, da er noch in diesem Jahr als Generalsekretär des EU-Ministerrats nach Brüssel wechseln wird. Bis dahin soll eine dauerhafte Lösung für die Leitung der Abteilung gefunden werden. 1999 bis 2003 2003 bis 2005 2006 bis 2011 Referatsleiter im Bundeskanz- Gruppenleiter für Koordinierung der Leiter der Abteilung V – Europa- Uwe Corsepius leramt Europapolitik und wirtschaftliche politik im Bundeskanzleramt Aspekte der Europäischen Integra- tion im Bundeskanzleramt Nikolaus Meyer-Landrut (50), bislang Gruppenleiter in der Abteilung für Europapolitik des Bundes- kanzleramts, übernimmt ab sofort die Leitung der Abteilung von Uwe Corsepius. Meyer-Landrut stand bereits als Nachfolger für Corsepius fest, der im Laufe des Jahres als Generalsekretär des EU-Ministerrats nach Brüssel wechselt. Durch den Abgang Jens Weidmanns zur Bundesbank und den Wechsel Corsepius´ Uwe Corsepius an die Spitze der Abteilung IV, wurde die Entscheidung nun vorgezogen. 2002 bis 2003 2003 bis 2006 2006 bis 2011 Sprecher des Präsidenten Leiter des EU-Grundsatzreferats im Gruppenleiter für EU-Grundsatzfragen, des EU-Verfassungskonvents, Auswärtigen Amt europapolitische Beziehungen zu den Valéry Giscard d’Estaing EU-Mitgliedstaaten und EU-Außenbe- Nikolaus Meyer-Landrut ziehungen im Bundeskanzleramt Weidmann wird Bundesbank-Präsident Jens Weidmann wird am 1. Mai neuer Präsident der Deutschen Bundesbank. Der 42-Jährige, seit 2006 im Kanzleramt zuständig für Wirtschafts- und Finanzpolitik, folgt auf Axel Weber, der Mitte Februar seinen Rücktritt zum 30. April erklärt hatte. Weidmann ist promovierter Volkswirt. Nach Stationen beim Axel Weber Internationalen Währungsfonds in Washington D.C und den sogenannten Wirtschaftsweisen war er bereits zwischen 2003 und 2006 als Abteilungsleiter für die Bundesbank tätig. 1999 bis 2003 2003 bis 2006 seit 2006 Generalsekretär des Sachverstän- Leiter der Abteilung Geldpolitik Leiter der Abteilung IV digenrats zur Begutachtung der und monetäre Analysen bei der – Wirtschaft und Finanzpolitik im Jens Weidmann gesamtwirtschaftlichen Entwicklung Deutschen Bundesbank Bundeskanzleramt Anzeige politik & Ausgabe Nr. 321 kommunikation politikszene 22.2. – 28.2.2011 Asmussen übernimmt Grundsatzabteilung im BMF Jörg Asmussen (44), Staatssekretär im Bundesministerium der Finanzen (BMF), leitet ab sofort zusätzlich zu den Abteilungen Finanzmarkt- und Europapolitik die Abteilung I für finanzpolitische und Foto: Stefan Boness/Ipon volkswirtschaftliche Grundsatzfragen. Staatssekretär Hans Bernhard Beus, der die Abteilung zuvor ver- Hans Bernhard Beus antwortet hatte, übernimmt dafür die Abteilung VIII – Privatisierungen, Beteiligungen und Bundesim- mobilien. 2002 bis 2003 2003 bis 2008 seit Juli 2008 Unterabteilung E A – Grund- Leiter der Abteilung VII – Finanz- Staatssekretär im Bundesministerium satzfragen der Europapolitik marktpolitik im BMF der Finanzen Foto: Ilja C. Hendel/Visum für BMF Jörg Asmussen im BMF Neue Aufgabenverteilung beim „Spiegel“ Georg Mascolo ist ab sofort alleiniger Chefredakteur des Nachrichtenmagazins „Der Spiegel“. Der 46-Jährige führte das Hamburger Magazin seit Anfang des Jahres 2008 gemeinsam mit Mathias Müller von Blumencron. Mascolo ist seit 1992 als Redakteur für den „Spiegel“ tätig. Zuvor arbeitete er für das Fernseh-Magazin „Spiegel TV“. 2004 bis 2007 2007 bis 2008 seit 2008 „Spiegel“-Korrespondent in Leiter des Hauptstadtbüros des Chefredakteur „Der Spiegel“ Washington D.C. „Spiegel“ 2003 bis 2008 Georg Mascolo Mathias Müller von Blumencron ist ab sofort als Digital-Chef für die digitalen Angebote der Mar- ke „Spiegel“, einschließlich der Webseite „Spiegel Online“, verantwortlich. Der 50-Jährige führte das Nachrichtenmagazin seit 2008 gemeinsam mit Georg Mascolo. Blumencron begann 1992 als Redakteur beim „Spiegel“. Zuvor war der Jurist und gelernte Journalist für die „Wirtschaftswoche“ und das Wirt- schaftsmagazin „Capital“ tätig. 1998 bis 2000 2000 bis 2008 2008 bis 2011 „Spiegel“-Korrespondent in Chefredakteur „Spiegel Online“ Chefredakteur „Der Spiegel“ New York 2003 bis 2008 Mathias Müller von Blumencron Anzeige Seminarprogramm 2011 Politikmanagement Das Seminarprogramm der Quadriga Akademie spiegelt die Facetten der professionellen Public Affairs und des modernen Lobbyings wider. In den Seminaren vermittelen Kommunikationsexperten Grundlagen, Strategien und Konzepte sowie Tools und Techniken intensiv und praxisnah. Ausgewählte Seminare: Public Affairs Medientraining intensiv: Krisen erfolgreich und Lobbying vor Kamera und vermeiden: Mikrofon überzeugen Public Affairs und Risikokommunikation Berlin: 25.03.2011; 14.11.2011 Berlin: 19.–20.05.2011; 17.–18.11.2011 Berlin: 14.–15.04.2011; 22.–23.09.2011 Andreas Kovar Michaela May Dr. Thorsten Hofmann — Public Affairs Management als strategische — Einführung: wie TV-Journalisten arbeiten — Grundlagen der Krisenkommunikation: Funktion und als Krisenfeuerwehr — Kernthesen und Kernbotschaften für das Interview vom traditionellen zum strategischen — Konzepte für das Management kritischer vorbereiten, Interviews souverän gestalten Risikomanagement Themen und fordernder Anspruchsgruppen — Argumentationstechniken und Statements vor der — Erlernen der wichtigsten Instrumente — Zugang zu politischen Informationen, Entscheidungs- Kamera professioneller Risikokommunikation trägern und effektives Lobbying (u.a.) — Kernbotschaften gekonnt platzieren (u.a.) — Erfolgreiche Risikokommunikation (u.a.) www.quadriga-akademie.de/politikmanagement politik & Ausgabe Nr. 321 kommunikation politikszene 22.2. – 28.2.2011 Jost leitet Hauptstadtrepräsentanz von O2 Anne Jost leitet ab 1. März die Berliner Repräsentanz des Telekommunikationsunternehmens Telefóni- ca O2 Germany. Die 31-Jährige folgt auf Olaf Reus, der künftig als Director Government Affairs die Re- gierungsbeziehungen des chinesischen Technologieunternehmens Huawei Technologies in Deutschland Olaf Reus verantworten wird (politikszene 317 berichtete). Jost ist bereits seit 2002 in diversen Funktionen für das Telekommunikationsunternehmen tätig, zurzeit als Government Relations Manager. 2004 bis 2007 seit 2007 Referentin Organisationsentwicklung bei Telefónica Government Relations Manager bei Telefónica O2 O2 Germany Germany Anne Jost Dau verantwortet CSR bei Porsche Christian Dau (49) ist ab sofort stellvertretender Leiter der neuen Hauptabteilung Politik, Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft sowie Leiter des Bereichs Corporate Social Responsibility beim Automobilunternehmen Porsche. Dau, zuletzt Pressechef des Unternehmens, ist seit 1997 bei Porsche. Zuvor war der Politikwis- senschaftler und gelernte Journalist unter anderem für das Automobilunternehmen Daimler-Benz tätig. 1997 bis 2003 2003 bis 2008 2008 bis 2011 Abteilungsleiter Unterneh- Stellvertretender Leiter Öffentlich- Leiter Öffentlichkeitsarbeit und Presse menspresse sowie Chef vom keitsarbeit und Presse bei Porsche bei Porsche Dienst bei Porsche Christian Dau Bentlage spricht für FDP-Bundestagsfraktion Olaf Bentlage wird am 1. März neuer Sprecher der FDP-Bundestagsfraktion. Der 40-Jährige war zuletzt als Büroleiter der FDP-Fraktionsvorsitzenden im Bundestag, Birgit Homburger, tätig. Bentlage folgt auf Marc Jungnickel, der die Fraktion verlässt und die Redaktionsleitung der Polit-Talkshow „Eins gegen Marc Jungnickel Eins“ übernimmt. In der Talkshow, die Ende März auf Sat.1 startet, lädt der Chefredakteur des „Hambur- ger Abendblatts“, Claus Strunz, jede Woche zwei prominente Kontrahenten zum Rededuell ein. 1998 bis 2003 2003 bis 2009 2009 bis 2010 Sprecher der FDP Baden- Landesgeschäftsführer der FDP Leiter des Büros der Vorsitzenden Württemberg Baden-Württemberg der FDP-Bundestagsfraktion, Birgit Olaf Bentlage Homburger Anzeige Quadriga Akademie Berlin POLITIKMANAGEMENT START Kompaktstudium Politikmanagement des Studiums am 2.Mai 2011 6 Monate — 19 Lehrbriefe — 12 Präsenztage Mit dem Kompaktstudium bieten wir ein erstklassiges Ausbildungsformat für Mitarbeiter in Hauptstadtrepräsentanzen, Public-Affairs- und Lobbyabteilungen von Unternehmen, Institutionen und Verbänden sowie für Mitarbeiter von Ministerien, Bundesbehörden und Bundestagsbüros. In sechs Monaten vertiefen die Teilnehmer in fünf Modulen berufsbegleitend die wesentlichen Fundamente erfolgreichen Politikmanagements. 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