Digitalisation, automation and artificial intelligence are fundamentally changing business models, processes and decision-making logic. SMEs and mid-cap companies see the major challenge not in the technology, but in the approach.
Since 2024, I have been working with full concentration at the interface between strategy, processes, risk and technology. In doing so, I benefit from my previous professional stations. I use my experience and expertise specifically in transformation projects. I see digital change as a great opportunity - for my clients and for me.
I can act in three different roles: as a trainer, as a consultant and as an auditor. No matter in which role you engage me: you benefit from the diversity of my experience and the breadth of my knowledge.
Every project, every client has its own peculiarities - which is why every solution, every offer is individual. Only the basic framework is always the same: systematic, structured, focussed.
Understanding instead of learning - empowering people to make trustworthy decisions
- Creation of a common basic understanding
- Conveying knowledge in a condensed and practical way
- Topic-specific live webinars for teams or 1:1
- Maintaining sovereignty in action
Audit-proof governance & compliance
- Frameworks: EU AI Act, ISO 42001, ISAE 3000/IDW PS 861
- Clarity about your obligations
- Identification and control of risks
- Verifiably documentation ot the technology used
- Ensuring auditability by stakeholders
Would you like to find out more? Or talk to me about a specific topic? I'd love to. You can reach me by phone, e-mail or via LinkedIn.
The auditing profession
What do auditors do?
Auditors audit and advise. They primarily audit the annual financial statements of medium-sized and large companies. They also advise on related issues. Find out more on our Simple Knowledge page.
What do auditors have to do with digitalisation?
Information technologies play an essential role in the daily work of auditors. Without the use of digital products, it is now simply impossible to work as an auditor. Auditors are therefore already familiar with the use of digital technologies.
What do auditors have to do with data-based decisions?
Auditors are experienced in making data-based decisions. They have experience in collecting and analysing large amounts of data and making decisions based on this.
At what company size does it make sense to work with auditors?
In principle, the usefulness of collaboration depends more on the topic or task than on the size of the company. As soon as a company is large enough to standardise processes involving several people or divisions, auditors can provide useful support.
Are auditors good analysts?
Who is authorised to call themselves an auditor in Germany?
The use of this professional title requires passing a state examination and being sworn in.
Admission to the exam is linked to extensive requirements (studies, several years of auditing experience). In addition, auditors are obliged to undergo continuous further training. The profession is practised in the context of numerous laws, statutes and national and international regulations.
Their qualifications, experience and professional duties, in particular objectivity, independence and duty of confidentiality, form the basis for the special position of trust they can assume.
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