Stefanie Lüdecke & Fränzi Kühne

TLGG, CEO and Co-founder

Stefanie Lüdecke is the CEO of TLGG, and Fränzi Kühne is the company’s former CEO and founder. TLGG is a digital business agency that consults for brands on digital change and connected communication. With a 170 people team, Stefanie is responsible for more than 150 projects with international clients, including Deutsche Bahn, Lufthansa, and Swisscom. Stefanie and Fränzi open up about authentic communication and their inspirations for management styles.

Company:

TLGG

Industry:

Advertising

Employees:

200

Founded:

2008

CEO since:

2020

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„Und wenn sich Kinder heute gar nicht mehr vorstellen können, dass wir einen Kanzler haben und keine Kanzlerin, ist das ein Frauenbild, was gar nicht schlecht ist.“

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