Our Executive MBA and Executive MBA in Business & IT were invited to an event organized by Google and McKinsey on the future of Electric Vehicles at Google’s headquarters in Munich. 
 
"I have met and connected with a few people from the event during the get-together and definitely would like to pick up the conversation in the future. Maybe we will have a chance to collaborate, that would be very exciting”, says Heidi Liu, EMBA BIT student.

Richard Bergmann also an EMBA BIT participant, adds: " I very much enjoyed exchanging ideas and thoughts with EV experts across industries. Having experience in the automotive industry, I found it fascinating to learn how the rapidly growing EV market could disrupt the established automotive retail industry. New EV manufacturers innovate on data-driven customer experiences and startups emerge in the EV ecosystem with entirely new business ideas."
 
Thanks to Michael Complojer and Denis Karaman from Google for letting our Executive MBA students be part of this event and enabling a space of networking in such a welcoming atmosphere!
 
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"The 1st TUM School of Management Ph.D. Summer School at TUM Campus Heilbronn is a great success," says Professor David Wuttke, one of the Summer School's co-organizers.

Regarding his course on the review process, he observes, "I am impressed with the student's progress in my course. Having reviewed papers virtually the first time on Monday, they already created strong reviews by Friday, meeting high-quality standards."

Other topics include the economics of digitization and information by Professor Jens Foerderer, Field Experiment: Start to Finish by Professor Philipp Lergetporer, and Empirical Sustainability Analytics by Professor Michael Stich.

"Bringing together doctoral students from all TUM campuses is a unique opportunity for us to learn with and from each other. In particular, the social program is a perfect occasion for networking with peers," says Rossella Rocchino. She participated as one of TUM's first academic training program (ATP) scholarship recipients during the first week.

This Ph.D. Summer School was a true inter-campus collaboration, including the support and organization of Carina Strohmeier, Professor Alwine Mohnen, Professor Joachim Henkel, and Professor Gunther Friedl.

Based on the initial feedback, we plan to expand this format further and offer the next Ph.D. Summer School in September 2023.