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Tempelhof- Schöneberg Aprimelocationforsynergy TEMPELHOF- SCHÖNEBERG APRIMELOCATIONFORSYNERGY. TEMPELHOF-SCHÖNEBERG A PRIME LOCatION FOR SYNERGY CONTENTS TEMPELHOF-SCHÖNEBERG APRIMELOCATIONFORSYNERGY. Tempelhof-Schöneberg: A Prime Location for Synergy. 1 Life in Tempelhof-Schöneberg Proceeds at a Different Pace. 2 The German capital boasts many interesting business locations. The best of these impress by offering a wide variety of opportunities. Where “Industry” is not a Dirty Word. 4 The District of Tempelhof-Schöneberg An Economy Powered by People 5 This is why Tempelhof-Schöneberg is the first scale cultural events and internationally acclaimed 1 The Großbeerenstraße Network 6 choice for small, medium-scale and large compa- trade fairs, such as “Bread & Butter”, now take • Mercedes-Benz Plant in Berlin 8 nies. Because here, location meets infrastructure, place here. The airfield has been taken over by the • Pepperl+Fuchs 9 industrial sites meet functioning networks, culture people of Berlin as a park for recreation and leisure. • Ruksaldruck 10 meets milieu, industrial revolution meets industry • FAPACK 11 4.0, and metropolis meets lattice fences. Both sites have left their mark on this special dis- Schöneberg trict of the capital from the very beginning. They 2 Tempelhof Harbour • Fashion Gallery Berlin 12 Tempelhof-Schöneberg is located in the centre of bear witness to the eventful history of the city 10 6 Berlin and, at the same time, is also on the outskirts of Berlin and are distinctive hotspots of a rapidly 7 Location is Everything. 14 of the city. The district stretches from the garden changing, ever growing and vibrant metropolis. housing developments on the southern border of 3 3 Business Location Südkreuz the city, across the industrial area near the for- Friedenau • EUREF-Campus 16 mer Tempelhof airport, all the way to Tauentzien, Tempelhof • System180 18 Berlin’s famous shopping boulevard. 8 4 Industrial Location Teltow Canal 20 The mixture makes the difference 15.9 % • ZINKPOWER 21 35.9 % Manufacturing Industry 4 • Procter & Gamble 22 2 The Schöneberg Town Hall – It was here, where, Other 5.9 % 5 The Motzener Straße Network 24 Building Industry 9 50 years ago, John F. Kennedy made his famous • INDIA-Dreusicke 26 Mariendorf speech, proclaiming “Ich bin ein Berliner”; and from • Klosterfrau 27 here, Willy Brandt governed the western sector of 1 • Selux 28 the city when the Wall was built. And after it was 17 % torn down, it was here where he stated: “What be- Commerce 6 Bülowbogen • Lautsprecher Teufel 30 longs together can now grow together.” • Gewerbehof Bülowbogen 31 7.7 % • WELTER Wandunikate 32 Tempelhof Airport. The scene of the Berlin Blockade Transport and Logistics Information and 3.9 % • Gollnick Design 33 and a place that will remain in the memory of the Communication Marienfelde people of Berlin as the “Airlift of Solidarity”. Fol- 7 Potsdamer Straße 13.7 % 5 lowing the closure of the airport in preparation for • IG Potsdamer Straße 34 Health and Welfare the opening of the new major airport BER, large- • ºmStreet 35 8 • Malzfabrik 36 Lichtenrade • TIB Molbiol 38 Economic structure of Tempelhof-Schöneberg, Companies with employees subject to social 9 • Schindler 40 insurance coverage 10 • Lette-Verein 42 Source: Berlin-Brandenburg Bureau of Statistics; status: May 31, 2012 Imprint/Contact 44-45 01 TEMPELHOF-SCHÖNEBERG A PRIME LOCatION FOR SYNERGY District Total surface area: 5,310 ha » 16,551 companies, more than 100,000 employees and, since 2007, more than 750 million euro in investments in new production capacities – Trade and industry Surface area: 531 ha this makes Tempelhof-Schöneberg a first-class business location and Source: Statistical Yearbook Berlin 2012 a top address for investors. « Angelika Schöttler, District Mayor LIFE IN TEMPELHOF-SCHÖNBERG PROCEEDSATADIFFERENTPACE. District Mayor Angelika Schöttler on continuity and changing times, the indus- trial tradition and active business promotion within the district – as well as on diversity as a location factor in one of the most beautiful districts of Berlin. When Angelika Schöttler climbs up the tower of sidents. To preserve historical heritage and encou- the famous town hall of Schöneberg – which rare- rage innovation, to give space to new ideas – these ly happens – she has not only a breathtaking view are her goals. but also a highly personal connection to the district of Berlin, where her father was once also mayor. “This kind of candour and open-mindedness is part Framed by four large clocks, the “liberty bell” dona- of our tradition here,” Schöttler says. “But we must ted to Berlin by the United States of America tolls. also ensure that existing and especially functioning Life here proceeds at a different pace than in other structures and networks receive support. This is how parts of Berlin. History was made here – changes we define active business development, because that affected the world. Willy Brandt, Richard von this leads to increased interest in the location. And Weizsäcker, Ernst Reuter – famous Germans sat at increased interest leads to new businesses, which the very same desk, on which Angelika Schöttler’s in turn lead to new jobs and training positions.” iPad now lies. Together with her colleagues in the The diversity of the various businesses within the District Authority, Schöttler shapes the future of district is the key factor. “And the capital, which Tempelhof-Schöneberg and its nearly 340,000 re- distinguishes us from all the others.” 02 03 TEMPELHOF-SCHÖNEBERG A PRIME LOCatION FOR SYNERGY Tempelhof-Schöneberg is one of the most important locations for industrial net value added in the capital city of Berlin. One of The district boasts nearly 500,000 square metres of retail sales area, which, with 1.5 m2 pro resident, is considerably above the most traditional manufacturers here is Procter & Gamble, where Gillette razor blades have been produced for 80 years now. the average in Berlin. KaDeWe, once a „Cathedral of the Free World“, is now Europe’s largest department store. WHERE “INDUSTRY” TEMPELHOF-SCHÖNEBERG. ISNOTADIRTYWORD. ANECONOMYPOWEREDBYPEOPLE. When the Berlin Wall was torn down, a profound such as the construction of the mainline node Diversity is the district’s strength. It characterises werk” (businesswomen’s network), a platform for structural transformation took hold in the German “Berlin-Südkreuz” and the urban motorway A 100. the local economic structure of Tempelhof-Schö- the exchange of information and experience, as capital. As a result of the withdrawal of govern- In Tempelhof-Schöneberg, “industry” is not a dirty neberg, creates synergies and serves as a genuine well as for the mutual support of businesswomen ment subsidies, manufacturing industries – tradi- word, but rather a motor for growth and innovation. “location plus” for local and global players. and free-lancers. Here, women come together and tionally an indispensible component of the eco- The industrial basis of the district is responsible for help each other and, as a result, their respective nomic structure of the city – either left Berlin al- enormous export performances and is an important When, for example, companies within the Groß- businesses become more successful. Businesswo- together or relocated their production capacities to growth indicator for a large number of industry- beerenstraße Network join forces to create training men from various professional and cultural back- Middle and Eastern Europe. Industry was as good as related services. No doubt about it, growth and em- and buying collectives; when the creative scene grounds are thus cross-linked with each other. “out” in Berlin. In its place, service providers, IT and ployment in the entire capital city of Berlin are also co-operates with businesses in the skilled trades, the creative industries boomed. and especially influenced by the manufacturing in- such as in the Malzfabrik; or when global compa- The businesswomen’s network supports the econo- dustries in Tempelhof-Schöneberg – and with this, nies such as Daimler in Marienfelde work together mic independence of women in the district, whose Tempelhof-Schöneberg is committed to its indus- also the image of Berlin as an investment location. with local service providers – then each of these diversity in the service, production and commercial trial potential and thus develops it further in an stories is the result of years of maintaining existing sectors makes a considerable contribution to the intelligent way. The establishment of new commer- As a result, the business promotion efforts of the contacts and actively supporting business develop- attractiveness of Tempelhof-Schöneberg. cial and business facilities is being stepped up. At District Authority were committed to its industrial ment, as well as the commitment of people who get the same time, the District Authority also encoura- potential at a time when “industry” was no longer things moving and make a difference. www.unternehmerinnen-ts.de/netzwerk ges the networking of companies operating in the “en vogue” in Berlin, and supported the upgrading three large industrial locations. Local development of existing structures. This proactive commitment A prime example of functioning network structu- is supported by enormous infrastructure projects, is now paying off. res in the district is the “Unternehmerinnen-Netz- 04 05 TEMPELHOF-SCHÖNEBERG GROSSBEERENSTRASSE GROSSBEERENSTRASSE CONCENTRATED POWER TOGETHER INSTEAD OF SIDE-BY-SIDE. THE GROSSBEERENSTRASSE NETWORK. Since 2008, the Grossbeerenstrasse Network
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