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Download PDF File be business Berlin is the future! be technology Berlin is colorful! be berlin Berlin is our passion. Berlin Partner für Wirtschaft und Technologie GmbH in cooperation with Partner für Berlin Holding Gesellschaft für Hauptstadt-Marketing mbH Ludwig Erhard Haus | Fasanenstraße 85 | 10623 Berlin | Germany Tel +49 30 46302-500 [email protected] | www.berlin-partner.de Berlin Partner for Business and Technology www.businesslocationcenter.de © 01/ 2017 Annual Report 2016 Contents Foreword 1 More than 200 people are working to promote growth in Berlin. Overview 2 Highlights 2016 5 Managing Directors Healthcare Industries 6 Dr. Stefan Franzke (Spokesperson), Andrea Joras Public Relations Human Resources ICT | Media | Creative Industries 8 Annabell Dörksen Jana Jungklaus Managing Director´s Office Transport | Mobility | Logistics 10 Sebastian Holtgrewe Energy Technologies 12 Photonics 14 Manufacturing Industries | Digital Business | Manufacturing Industries 16 Capital City Marketing Energy | Mobility Healthcare Industries Photonics | Operative Services Central Services Service Industries Christine Carboni Thomas Meißner Dr. Kai Uwe Bindseil Berlin Districts Rolf Seliger Katrin Weinlein Service Industries 18 Dr. Christian Herzog Dr. Philip Steden Services Location Services | Location Marketing | Transport | Mobility | Information- | Communi- Biotech | Pharma Manufacturing Industries Airport Region Berlin Finances | Controlling Business Promotion Services 20 Fairs Logistics cation Technology Carolin Clement David Hampel Brandenburg Sascha Lehr Henning Ravn Sascha Tiede Michael Stamm Birgit Steindorf Innovation Services 22 Financing Services 23 Innovation Services | Talent Services 24 Berlin Campaigns Energy Technology Medical Technology Smart Cities Photonics Funding | Financing Internal Services Sarah Tietze-Kamya Wolfgang Korek Dr. Helmut Kunze Alexander Möller Gerrit Rössler Service Michael Freimuth EU and International Services 25 Siegfried Helling Location Services 26 Berlin Partner Network | Berlin Agency for Media | Creative and Business Location Healthcare Berlin Districts Talent Services Quality Management Electromobility eMO Service Industries Center Harald Mylord Marc Pappert Burkhard Volbracht Dr. Okyung Yoon Business Location Center 28 Gernot Lobenberg Justina Siegmund-Born Karin Teichmann Public Relations 29 EU and International Berlin Partner Events Asia-Pacific Weeks Capital City Marketing Myriam Sztayn Stefanie Sommer Services Thomas Einsfelder be Berlin 30 Location marketing – Business 32 Berlin-Partner Network 34 Chairman of the Supervisory Board: Dr. Andreas Eckert Last updated: 12/31/2016 Berlin Agency for Electromobility (eMO) 38 Committees and Shareholders 40 Organizational chart 45 Impressum Publisher: Berlin Partner for Business and Technology GmbH Image Credits: Title: Tilo G – shutterstock.com; Page 3: Berlin Partner; Page 5: krol3ong – shutterstock.com; Page 6: Berlin Partner; Page 7: FLYING HEALTH Incubator; commissioned by the Berlin Senate Department for Business, Technology, and Research Page 8: Berlin Partner; Page 9: Bosch Soft Tec; Page 10: Berlin Partner; Page 11: Laszlo Hejja; Page 12: Berlin Partner; Page 13: Miniwiz Co. 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Berlin is our passion. Dear Readers, Berlin’s economy continues on the road to success. Once again, 2016 was an eventful and dynamic year. A key factor in this success is the fact that Berlin has established itself as Germany’s innovation capital. Thirteen of Germany’s DAX 30 companies, several multination- als and many influential German small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs) are digitizing their products, services and processes in Berlin. Berlin’s deep pool of international talent and inspirational startup scene are key criteria for the established companies operating devel- opment centers here. As the capital city’s startup scene continues to grow, it is producing a new class of SMEs that are driving innovation for sustained economic growth. The numbers are clear: The total sum of all employees in Berlin startups show the founders’ scene to be the city’s fifth largest employer. Currently at 13,200 employees, this figure has doubled in the last three years. Our statistics underscore this development. Among those projects supported by Berlin Partner, one in three jobs is created by a startup. With Start Alliance Berlin, Berlin Partner is helping founders grow internationally. Launched in Tel Aviv at the end of 2015, we have expanded Start Alliance Berlin to include three other leading startup cities – New York, Paris and Shanghai. Berlin Partner also toured Europe with its Berlin Pop-up Lab, showcasing its “Startup meets Grownup” exhibition with collaborative projects involving established companies and startups from Berlin. Bringing experienced players together with young founders will continue to play a key role in our activities for 2017. Kind regards, Berlin Partner for Business and Technology Annual Report 2015 Dr. Stefan Franzke Andrea Joras CEO CEO 1 Overview 126 41.7% Relocation 104 34.5% Portfolio Management 72 23.8% Innovation Projects 302 2016: 49 16.2% Healthcare Industries projects 102 33.8% ICT I Media I Creative Industries 38 12.6% Transport I Mobility I Logistics 31 10.3% Energy Technologies 28 9.3% Photonics 30 9.9% Manufacturing Industries* 24 7.9% Service Industries* * Outside of the cluster 302projects 6,775new jobs million 552.5euro in planned investments Overview 2 We are working for growth! Berlin is our passion. 4,219 62.3% 268.6 48.6% 2,440 36.0% 278.8 50.5% 116 1.7% 5.1 0.9% 6,775 552.5 million euro 118.9 642 9.5% in planned 21.5% new jobs 3,584 52.9% 168.0 30.4% 535 7.9% investments 41.3 7.5% 535 7.9% 89.0 16.1% 143 2.1% 65.7 11.9% 625 9.2% 35.5 6.4% 711 10.5% 34.1 6.2% The economy in Germany’s capital is booming, and Berlin Partner for Business and Technology is actively shaping this growth. Berlin We contribute pro-actively to the strategic development and Partner staff travels in order to demonstrate Berlin’s advantages implementation of business, innovation and technology poli- as a business and technology location to companies, investors cies in the state of Berlin. and talents around the world. As soon as companies and research institutions arrive in Berlin, Berlin Partner helps them grow in the We help SMEs and industrial manufacturers grow their busi- city, build regional networks – and tap into Berlin Partner’s own ness in Berlin. extensive network. We advise and assist companies in setting up operations in There are several indicators confirming Berlin Partner’s impact Berlin. in these success stories: First, there are the number of jobs that have been created or secured in Berlin with the assistance of Ber- We promote and strengthen knowledge and technology trans- lin Partner. Another tell-tale sign of success are the investment fers by connecting the research community with business. volume and third-party capital obtained by projects supported by Berlin Partner. Indeed, 2016 was a successful year for business We are responsible for marketing Berlin globally as a capital funding as Berlin Partner for Business and Technology support- city and location – including the popular be Berlin campaign. ed companies in 302 projects (289 in 2015) that invested some €553 million in the Berlin economy (€723 in 2015), which created 6,775 new jobs (6,650 in 2015). Berlin also saw a gain in third- party funding with €49 million in 2016 as opposed to €36 million in 2015. Berlin inspires people as a hub for innovative technology and re- search, and is one of the most dynamic business regions in Ger- many. At this internationally attractive location, we promote in- vestment and technology for companies, investors, and research Berlin Partnerinstitutes as part forof a comprehensive Business package andof services: Technology Annual Report 2015 3 Overview 7.1 14.5% EU Funding 23.9 48.9% Federal Funding 2.3 4.7% Brandenburg State Funding 8.1 16.6% Berlin State Funding 48.9 million euro 7.5 15.3% Equity Capital of third-party funding 22.3 45.6% Healthcare Industries raised 2.1 4.3% ICT I Media I Creative Industries 6.1 12.5% Transport I Mobility I Logistics 1.5 3.0% Energy Technologies 12.9 26.4% Photonics 0.4 0.8% Manufacturing Industries* 3.6 7.4% Service Industries* * Outside of the cluster 126Company relocations 497 126 residence permits issued company Company Origins origins: by the Business by continent relocations Immigration Service 65 52% Germany 44 9% Africa
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