Derek James Brocklehurst

B.Sc. Economics. Specialist translator for business corporations (executive management). Currently writes on economic history, entrepreneurship and ethical corporate management. Advocates the enterprise management style of German mid-sized enterprises (mittelstand). Critical of Anglo-American corporate executive ethos. Editor, translator and author for English-language website of Managerism www.managerism.org

Klaus Demleitner

Dipl.-Ing. (Univ.), Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing. (M.Sc. Engineering, M.Sc. Engineering and Business Management), Technical University of Munich.
Expertise in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Technology, Business Management, Business Law, Human Factors and Ergonomics. Manager of international and national technology projects. Interim CEO and General Manager. Consultant for over twenty years to SMEs. Member of Supervisory Board and Advisory Board of technology businesses. Instruction of Project Management and Project Controlling.

Many years at the interface of universities and research institutes also coaching founders of start-ups. Promotes a systemic approach to technology, tasks and problems and the non-ideological and responsible application of technology.

Bodo Eidenmüller

Dr., Dipl. Ing., Dipl. Kfm. (Dr. M.Sc. Engineering, M.Sc. Business Management).
A doyen of production management. At Siemens AG responsible for Work Management and Production Engineering. University professor. Pioneer in teaching the methods of Japanese production management. Career-long campaigner for an innovation-friendly and humane work environment. Proponent of Germany as a future-proof manufacturing location.

Manfred Hoefle

Lic. Oec. HSG (St. Gallen), (M.Sc. Business Management and Economics), University of St. Gallen, Switzerland. Many years of professional experience at Siemens AG: Business Strategy, Management of Spin-offs and Start-ups. Business angel. Founding partner of high-tech company. Head of charitable trust. Prime focus on Entrepreneurial Corporate Management and People, Innovation & Technology Transfer. Student of the management philosophy of Peter Drucker: the pioneering Austrian-American author and educator of business management. Author of the book Managerismus. Initiator and chief editor of the Managerism initiative for responsible and accountable business leadership.

Andreas Seidel

Diplom-Betriebswirt and Diplom-Volkswirt (M.Sc. Business Management, M.Sc. Economics). Many years practicing as independent consultant for logistics, SCM and organization science. Lecturer on SCM and logistics in Düsseldorf and Cologne. Engaged in Scientists for Future. International blogger. Founder and member of Forum for Responsibility in the Digital Economy and Society.

Sandra Siebenhüter

Doctor of Business and Organizational Sociology. Many years of professional research into the Digital Transformation of Work and Organizations. Prime focus on interaction between People, Technology and Organizations and shaping this systemic triad for human-centric solutions. At the German engineering trade union IG Metall responsible for the field Business Transformation and Digitization. More information at https://www.sandra-siebenhueter.de/

Armin Sorg

Dipl. Volkswirt (M.Sc. Economics), Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. For many years spokesman for Supervisory Board and Managing Board at Siemens. Main topics of interest: Industrial, Economic and Societal Policy. Expert on Corporate Compliance and Governance, Trade and European Issues. Proponent of embedding corporate management in the general economy and society. Co-editor of Managerismus.

Peter Strnad

Dr. jur. (Doctor of Law), Postgraduate studies of Eastern European Economics/Business. International Marketing in Paris, Vienna and Munich for a major corporation. IT consultancy for the public sector. Special interest in the power of the word. Co-editor of Managerismus.

Further authors

Dr. Michael Breisky, Hans-Rainer Schuchmann, Prof. Dr. Siegfried Augustin, Dr. Julius Lengert, Dr. Heinrich Stuckenschneider, Dr. Frank S. Becker, Prof. Dr. Robert Wittmann, Norbert Alexy, Günter Ogger, Klaus Hannemann, Birgit Grube, Hans Marquart, Reinhardt Schnopp.