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Stefan Ettwig
Head of Internal Communication, Leadership & Change @ thyssenkrupp
Stefan Ettwig is an accomplished professional with over 18 years of experience in communication leadership roles.
He specializes in external and internal communications, media relations, digital communication, social media, crisis communications, and organizational development.
Currently working at thyssenkrupp AG, Stefan plays a pivotal role in shaping the company's history and values through sustainable high-performance strategies.
His journey at thyssenkrupp involves managing projects, providing strategic advice, and being a reliable service provider to various functions.
Stefan Ettwig's expertise lies in crafting compelling stories for effective message delivery across various communication channels, including digital platforms and face-to-face interactions.
He firmly believes in the power of storytelling to engage audiences and facilitate organizational growth.
Throughout his career, Stefan has held key positions such as Head of Internal Communication, Leadership & Change at thyssenkrupp, and Head of Communications at thyssenkrupp Marine Systems, among others.
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The Economic Times in #India reports on the German backing to supply state-of-the-art air-independent-propulsion boats for the P-75 India #submarine #procurement program.
In the article, the German ambassador and Oliver Burkhard, CEO of thyssenkrupp Marine Systems, emphasize their willingness to provide market-ready operational systems quickly as requested.
India has not yet made a final decision on the awarding of the project. However, Oliver Burkard states in the article that #TKMS is the only firm with a required and proven #AIP system. "We just underlined the technical possibilities together with a delegation from the Indian and German #Navies."
Asked about the planned work share between Indian MDL and TKMS for the P-75 India which has some stringent requirements for the transfer of technology and increased work share of Indian entities, Burkhard said that in the presence of the German #Defence Minister, thyssenkrupp Marine Systems and MDL have already signed a memorandum of understanding in 2023.
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