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EPISODE · Nov 20, 2025 · 37 MIN

Simon Reber: Wie führt man eine Organisation mit einer Story?

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Welche Funktion hat Storytelling für die Führung? Wie entfaltet man eine Geschichte authentisch im Unternehmen? Und wie misst man den Erfolg dieser Botschaft? In dieser Episode spricht Jonathan mit Simon Reber, Head of Organisational Development bei Alpiq, darüber, wie Storytelling zu einem echten Führungsinstrument werden kann. Simon zeigt, warum eine starke Story Orientierung gibt, Verhalten prägt und in Zeiten von Wandel und Komplexität als verbindendes Element wirkt. Wir sprechen darüber, wie Alpiq mit «A different kind of energy» eine klare narrative Klammer geschaffen hat, die Entscheidungen, Kultur und Zusammenarbeit beeinflusst. Und darüber, warum eine Unternehmensstory erst dann wirksam wird, wenn sie nicht erzählt, sondern gelebt wird – im Alltag, in Teams und in Führung.

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