More about the interim manager
The interim manager is an expert in digital transformation and e-commerce. She is called upon in particular when ongoing projects and change initiatives are not delivering the expected results, priorities are unclear, or collaboration between IT and business units has stalled. Often, there is a lack of transparency regarding interrelationships and dependencies; requirements change during implementation; or established structures hinder necessary changes.
The interim manager creates transparency, makes sense of complex situations, and realigns initiatives toward robust implementation. She combines strategic clarification with operational stabilization and takes responsibility for both steering and implementation.
In various assignments, she has stabilized critical projects and transformation initiatives: At an IT consulting firm, she introduced project standards and management processes that created transparency regarding risks and dependencies. As interim CIO, she restructured the team, processes, and system landscape of a medium-sized company during a critical growth phase and got stalled projects back on track. At a corporate group, she structured the integration of two established IT ecosystems while simultaneously ensuring the continued scaling of e-commerce.
Experience in digital business and transformation models
A graduate in economics, she is one of the early pioneers in e-commerce and the digitization of business processes and data structures. Through the development of web-based services, her field of activity increasingly shifted toward cross-functional end-to-end processes spanning technology, marketing, sales, and customer service.
As an interim manager, she combines technical expertise with strategic insight and operational execution. She scrutinizes objectives and requirements, brings structure to complex situations, and bridges different perspectives from IT and business units. Her strengths are particularly evident in challenging situations: she aligns organization, collaboration, and implementation processes so that projects can get back on track and changes can take hold sustainably.
