Frank Schomburg
A resume of personal data
Frank Schomburg, age-group 1960, is co-founder and managing partner of nextpractice GmbH in Bremen. After having studied computer science, he was active in various industrial companies as a project manager for production IT systems. In 1991, together with other partners, he founded a software development company. In an interdisciplinary team, comprised of computer scientists and psychologists, he and Prof. Dr. Peter Kruse developed the fundamental concepts of the nextpractice tools.
Today, as a consultant, he develops concepts for deploying the methods in companies and supervises their implementation. The ability to master complexity and dynamics, to understand the psychology of change and to actively use this knowledge within an intelligent network framework, is communicated to management and employees.
Precisely this interdisciplinary linking of information theory knowledge of structures with psychological system theories forms a well-founded basis for networking considerations, from the design stage up to evaluation.
In the light of this background, Frank Schomburg offers impulse speeches as well as the conception, design and implementation of networked workshops with large group moderation.
- Analysis and Moderation
- International Impulse Speeches
- Large-Group Moderation
- Networked Workshops
A few selected projects
- Design and implementation of culture analyses and strategy developments for customers from industry, service provision, banking and retail
- Design and implementation of various market analyses for customers from industry and retail
- Effect surveillance and evaluation of project sustainability within a framework of effective international development
- Conception and moderation of software-supported workshops for up to and exceeding 500 participants on varying topics, such as for example, company values, concept development, team building
- Design of change approaches in HR and organisation development for new management generations in the energy supply and service provider sectors
