The minds behind GNC

  Journalism is his "home"; politics, diplomacy, and business are his passion. Hans-Erich Bilges: "All theories, every concept, and each strategy are completely hollow, if you do not understand the people behind the scenes and those in the public eye." Bilges is familiar with the dynamics and processes in Germany and Europe, because he has been assisting decision makers working in these areas for decades. He has reliable connections to representatives from politics, media, business, and various associations. He has assisted them as an  editor-in-chief, and advised them for over 20 years as an agency owner. As founder and chairman of GNC, he sees his role as an active consultant, door-opener, and problem-solver all in one.

  Conflicts and crises are the heart of Uwe Wolff's work. He is a pioneer of the emergent PR discipline, Litigation -PR in Europe. His career as a journalist began in Germany and led him to the USA, where he set up the American office of a news magazine. After ten years in New York, Mr. Wolff returned to Berlin and combined the expertise from his legal studies with his extensive media knowledge. He is a consultant for national and international business, organizations, and high net worth individuals. His specialty is in strategic legal communication, crisis communication, reputation management, and case intelligence. Mr. Wolff is the author of multiple books and regularly gives lectures. 

  The focus of Matthias Ginsberg's work lies in the management of complex processes at the interface between business and politics. Alongside Mr. Ginsberg's academic background as an economist, he has spent many years working in various management functions. Whether as a former local politician and member of (FDP) party committees, as a member of the Bundestag, as a media manger in the film and magazine business, or as a communications consultant: he combines expertise, detailed knowledge, and integrity. His goal: To make a contribution to overcoming the "tragedy that, in Germany, business expertise and political understanding seldom coincide," as Karl-Hermann Flach once so aptly summarized.

  At GNS, Elmar Jehn is responsible for transforming journalistic know-how and creativity into well-founded communicative instruments. He brings 35 years of experience in journalism to the table, the majority of which was spent in leading positions, most recently as editor-in -chief of major Berlin daily newspapers. In addition, he has worked as a reporter, author, and communications consultant, and has also developed magazines.