EPISODE · Jan 15, 2020 · 36 MIN
Folge 1 – Christian Ruf (VfB Stuttgart)
from Lunchtime · host Elmar Burke
Wie jedes Gespräch starten wir mit dem "warum und woher wir uns kennen" und kommen dann über ein oder zwei Fragen zum Namen Ruf beim VfB und Christians persönlicher Entwicklung hin zu Themenstellungen wie eSport als Strategieentscheidung und Geschäftsfelder außerhalb des Kern-Business eines Traditionsvereins im Fußball.
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