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Dunja Schenk is an expert in efficiency and organization. She has been supporting her clients in optimizing office workflows since 2011. As an IHK-certified trainer, systemic coach and speaker, Dunja Schenk works for companies such as Allianz, Bosch, Webasto and Funke Mediengruppe. She always provides practical and easy-to-implement tips. Her audiences particularly appreciate her humorous and authentic manner. Dunja Schenk herself worked for many years as an assistant at various levels at the Allianz Group - most recently as a personal assistant to the Global Head of Real Estate in Paris. After completing a part-time degree in economics, she moved to the HR department in 2008, where she was responsible for all HR matters at senior management level. In 2011, she started her own business as a trainer, speaker and coach, initially on a part-time basis and then full-time a year later.
Working efficiently in the (digital) office
More efficient and stress-resistant through mental agility
Success factor ME
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Allianz, Bosch, Böhringer Ingelheim, Funke Mediengruppe, Lebenshilfe, Merck, Midas Pharma, Sparda Bank, Webasto, Würth and many more.
Customer testimonials:
“I particularly liked the combination of experience and practical references and the very good methodology and didactics - all paired with very cordial communication.”
“I have already had the pleasure of experiencing Dunja Schenk twice at events and am slowly becoming a “Dunja Schenk fan”. Her direct, humorous, clear way of explaining things really appeals to me. It comes across as absolutely genuine to me. I 'buy everything she says'.”
“A great presentation. I can put the tips and tricks into practice immediately. I'm looking forward to her future presentations. Simply great.”
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