In „Handelsblatt Disrupt,“ Handelsblatt Editor-in-Cief  Sebastian Matthes discusses all that’s relevant in digitalization and transformation. In his weekly podcast, he meets up with decision makers, founders and experts for in-depth conversations about current issues, brief insights into noteworthy developments, and updates from Silicon Valley, New York or Beijing.

Guest include founders like N26’s Valentin Stalf, FemTech creator Ida Tin or Flixbus CEO Jochen Engert, corporate invitees like Vodafone CEO Hannes Ametsreiter and Bosch KI Lead Christoph Pylo, and influencers like VC Klaus Hommels or Bert Rürup.

We’re proud to be the producers of this great podcast series, hosted by Ina Karabasz and Felix Holtermann, both seasoned correspondents at Germany’s leading economics daily Handelsblatt.

In each of the 12 episodes, we’re looking into a different aspect of the case and ask the question: Which systemic loopholes, weaknesses or regulatory inefficiencies have made it possible to perpetuate this fraud over what appears to be many years.

We ask what type of personality is necessary to instigate a fraud on that level, we speak with economic crimes experts, we analyse the shortcomings of auditors and the auditing systems, we follow up on the crusade against Wirecard critics and we look at the policies behind the case in Germany’s capital Berlin.

The series runs between August and December 2020 on Podimo and on the Handelsblatt  homepage.

Every week, Bits & Pretzel Editor-in-Chief Britta Weddeling invites the most important voices from the global founders and VC network to her podcast to discuss their routes from founding or financing a startup to the peak of international success.

Guest include world renowned Silicon Valley representatives such as Dropbox CEO and co-founder Drew Houston, Shazam founder Chris Barton and Union Square Venture managing partner Albert Wenger as well as Hollywood Actress and The Honest Company founder Jessica Alba or LinkedIn-Cofounder Reid Hoffman.

With Zukunft Familienunternehmen, EY and WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management – Institute for Family Businesses and Mittelstand (IFBM) partner to discuss German family businesses’ most urgent issues such as disruption, transformation and resilience.

Nadine Kammerlander, head of the IFBM, presents best cases and solutions in discussion with EY partners and family business CEOs, acting partners and shareholders.

A biweekly update on bank-relevant internal and external issues – ranging from how to serve customers during Covid-19 to sustainable finance and the state of the global economy. Hosted by Andrea Rexer, head of identity at HvB, in conversations with CEO Michael Diederich – and with guest ranging from global science and technology company Merck KGaA CEO Stefan Oschmann to renowned economist and head of the ifo Institute Clemens Fuest. Now available on all popular podcast platforms!

Expertenduelle die es so noch nicht gab: Top-Entscheider aus Wirtschaft, Politik und Gesellschaft wie Start-up-Unternehmer Nico Rosberg, FDP Chef Christian Lindner oder Alexander Sixt vom Mobilitätsdienstleister Sixt treffen auf Experten der Boston Consulting Group.

In jeweils 45 Sekunden beantworten Sie sechs identische Fragen zu einem Thema, das die Gesellschaft bewegt – von Future Mobility über den Klimawandel bis zur digitalen Transformation.

New in 2021! HVB/UniCredt internal podcast Deep Dive: A podcast aimed at staff published internally that discusses internal management and operation issues in detail with on-location managers and team members from across the HVB universe: Insights from employees for employees, ranging from customer centricity to digitization to cyber security, presented by Tanja Deutschenbaur, Sebastian Glubrecht and Jonas Rühaak.

Ana Adi is a professor of public relations and corporate communications at Quadriga University of Applied Sciences in Berlin, chair of the Digital Communication Awards and member of the Institute for Public Relations Measurement Commission. When not writing about what communicators can learn from protests and social movements, Dr Adi focuses on mid-term solutions for the professionalization and future-proofing of communicators. She also speaks often about the measurement and evaluation of communication and storytelling.