Kleos Group is a network of consultants and researchers. But a network consists primarily of its individual members, the minds behind the collaboration.
Kleos Group consists, in alphabetical order, of the following members:
Peter Bihr
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Peter Bihr is a digital native. He has been working as a freelance consultant for Web 2.0, Weblogs and Social Media. For his clients, he develops and deploys online strategies to foster relationships of value with their stakeholders, customers and communities. Before, he studied Communications and Media at Freie Universität Berlin and University of Sydney and holds masters degrees of both universities. He also worked as an editor for several small online magazines, and blogs about the topics Web 2.0, Social Media and digital life on his private weblog www.thewavingcat.com. He currently lives in Berlin, Germany.
Johannes Graef
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Michael Hodel
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Thomas Praus
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Thomas (29) is an online consultant, project manager, passionate blogger and DJ (www.stylewalker.net), he studied business and communication in Berlin and Barcelona. He published books about organizational identity and weblogs, Second Life’s importance for education and weblogs as challenge for pr and marketing. He worked for several online agencies, an e-learning company and in music journalism.
Currently, he is Director Concept for Panorama 3000 and lives in Berlin, Germany.
Dr. Max Senges
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Max has an entrepreneurial and problem-solving mindset. His strength is to systemically conceptualize a problem - which allows for automatization and the construction of effective enterprise architectures. At the same time he is centered around a humanistic philosophical interest for contextualized ends within a holisitic world view (considering al economic, human, social, and natural capital). This allows him to consult on how to setup motivating and collaborative work environments.
Max’s other thematic focus is entrepreneurship. In his PhD research he on the one hand proposed a philosophical conceptualization of an entrepreneurial mindset and on the other hand he argues for the institutionalization of entrepreneurial practices in order to exploit the constant flow of innovation and the creative destruction and cybernetic optimization of practices. On the practical side Max is consulting entrepreneurs in setting up their projects, developing effective and sustainable value creation models, as well as positioning and promoting their service/product on the market. As a result of his extensive international work and volunteering experience Max has developed a profound interest in promoting sustainable development through micro-entrepreneurship and greentech ventures. He currently lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.