Jarzombek Communications

JARZOMBEK COMMUNICATIONS is a strategic brand, marketing and communications consultancy, founded by Katharina Jarzombek in Düsseldorf in 2002. Katharina Jarzombek provides consulting services to companies and organizations from a wide range of industries and sectors - whether consumer or investment goods, technology or non-profit, art, culture or c... reative industries. Common to all of them is the goal to overcome conventions and to make a difference in their specific market. Katharina Jarzombek allows them to change their perspective beyond their own industry and to have an unobscured view from the outside. She delivers creative state-of-the-art communication solutions and accompanies the implementation inhouse on client-side as an interim manager if needed. Katharina Jarzombek was born in communist Poland, resettled to Germany as a child, learned German as a second native language within a short time and graduated successfully from grammar school. She studied Japanese Studies in Bonn and spent two semesters as a DAAD scholarship holder at Japanese elite university Waseda in Tokyo. After that, she lived and worked in several European countries. These experiences in different languages and cultures had a deep impact Katharina Jarzombek. Today they contribute significantly to her consulting style. Katharina describes herself as the "digital native of the first hour". Artificial intelligence research and cognitive sciences have fascinated her from childhood. As a teenager in the 1980s, she bought her first personal computer from her saved money and learned to code. Reducing complexity and communicating technical issues emotionally are among Katharina's strengths today. Customers from the automotive sector, manufacturers of special steel and specialty chemicals or developers of highly specialized embedded software systems prove this. In 2010, Katharina Jarzombek directed the international public relations department of RUHR.2010 during the German cultural capital year, one of the most successful European Capitals ...Read More