Kathrin takes us on a journey to the fascinating field of research and development at Beiersdorf. Before exploring Beiersdorf’s DNA, she was doing the communication for HR related topics, such as diversity, leadership or New Work. She also used to be responsible for financial communications at Beiersdorf for several years.
Anna is part of the Corporate Communications team and responsible for the topics of Human Resources (HR) as well as Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I). Anna firmly believes that diversity is the foundation for innovation and success. Her stories are about inspiring personalities at Beiersdorf, exciting career paths and Beiersdorf’s ambition to fostering a culture of equitable opportunities for all.
Christina is the Beiersdorf location communications expert in the Corporate Communications team in Hamburg. She is familiar with the numerous issues surrounding the construction of the new corporate headquarters on Troplowitzstrasse. For several years, she has also been responsible for communications and public participation in the further development of the factory site between Unnastrasse and Quickbornstrasse into an urban quarter. Christina has a particular soft spot for urban development, sustainability and social commitment.
Since autumn 2019, Diana has been responsible for corporate communication related to HR and inspiring people at Beiersdorf. These include the areas of Diversity, Learning & Development, Career, Leadership, and Health. Previously, she was in charge of R&D Communications and explored the exciting world of our research and development.
Anne is responsible for our Pharmacy and Selective Brands within the Corporate Communications team. In this way she takes care of international communication projects of brands like Eucerin, Aquaphor, Hansaplast, La Prairie and Chantecaille.
Martina has been part of the Corporate Communications team for many years as a PR consultant and knows the media scene very well. And the journalists know Martina. She coordinates and answers media inquiries, supports filming projects, and she is our contact person for daily press reviews and continuous media monitoring. In addition, she is responsible for the conception and organization of selected press conferences, for example for the successful long-term cooperation project between NIVEA and DLRG.
Julia is responsible in the Corporate Communications team for communications around Beiersdorf's NIVEA brand and our OSCAR&PAUL brands, e.g. Skin Stories. Her focus is on global topics such as brand positioning, brand purpose and social mission, and the body care and sun care categories.
Carolin is responsible for our Pharmacy and Selective Brands within the Corporate Communications team. In this way she takes care of international communication projects of brands like Eucerin, Aquaphor, Hansaplast and La Prairie.
Stories about Beiersdorf’s iconic Skin Care brand NIVEA as well as the OSCAR&PAUL brands are what Hannah knows best. All product categories from NIVEA Men to NIVEA Sun sit with her in the Corporate Communications team. Furthermore, communication on brands such as Labello and 8X4 are in her realm.
Katrin has been working at Beiersdorf since 2003. After various positions in marketing, strategy, digital and PR, she is since September 2018 Senior Communication Manager and responsible for the topic of sustainability. For Katrin, sustainability has a high personal relevance, since it changes the world for the better – and she contributes by communicating about it. Her communication is very passionate and she tries to also push the topic forward. In her private life, she is constantly seeking new ways and means to live a more sustainable lifestyle and inspire others with it.
In addition to our main editorial team, many international colleagues regularly contribute to our corporate blog. From Europe to Asia, from Durban to Buenos Aires, Dubai or Sydney, they report on exciting projects from our more than 160 affiliates around the world, giving you an insight into Beiersdorf’s local working environment.
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