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Job sharing & flexible work models - The relationship to work after the crisis.

Elly Oldenbourg is many things: Ex-Corporate Manager at Google, Entrepreneur, Consultant, Author, TEDx speaker, Writer, Philosophy salon host and University guest lecturer.

Likewise, she has become a public voice and change agent on topics such as the future of work, DEI, female leadership, flexible work models, and challenging our economic norms.

Elly Oldenbourg Lecture Topics

- New Work & Future of Work - Why New Work is more than just about work.

- Diversity, Equal Rights & Equal Opportunities

- Female Leadership - A lot of humanity, little politics and credible values

- Non-linearity - Moving into a new era: What comes, what stays?

- Job sharing & flexible work models - The relationship to work after the crisis

- Sidepreneurship - How to gain quality of life through part-time work

- Questioning our economic norms - The sweet spot between work & life

The proud Gen Y with a multicultural background has cross-industry experience in global companies in business development, sales, marketing and more recently HR. She pioneered job sharing at Google and inspires companies and individuals to embrace non-linearity, break down career ideals and contribute to society from different perspectives.

Elly Oldenbourg walks her talk and has a very passionate and contagious character. She loves to inspire change for the positive - in the way we work, the way we use our time and the way we create value.

Elly Oldenbourg is a jury member of the prestigious German Demography Award and volunteers with the female investor network encourageventures and the educational initiative #GermanDream. She has two children and lives in Hamburg, Germany.

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