Helmut F. Lauff
Education
Born December 26, 1935 in Essen, Germany
Father of two children with five grandchildren
Coalmine
Apprentice from 1951 to 1954
High School
in Essen’s Coal Mine College, Essen Germany
Coal Mine Engineer
in Essen’s Coal Mine University, Essen Germany after a nine-year mining education in the 2,400 ft deep Coalmine Zollverein 1960
Dipl.-Ing. (Master’s degree) Ceramic-Engineering – Science
in Essen’s Technical University, Essen Germany after a brick production internship in Alschwil, Switzerland 1960 until 1962
Various Courses in Business & Administration – in Germany and in the United States of America
Objectives
As a skilled challenge solver and leading change agent, I am seeking the involvement in a project, program or a position that will provide me with a challenging environment. I am a highly motivated Team-Player and need work that pushes me to the limits of my business abilities.
I speak English and German and I am open to discuss any challenging task.
My expertise and knowledge are best suited to bring ailing firms back to life, profit and lasting success, to start a new operation or company of any kind, lead change in education and life-leadership or to just operate within a department, which needs to be aligned to the company’s vision, success and culture.
I have the ability to work with executives, managers and any work-station operator to increase harmony, quality, value, efficiency, profitability and lasting success through change. I understand the workings of products, services and team spirits in perfect harmony for the purpose of market effectiveness through personal relationships and the consideration of the needs as well as minds of markets and business movers, shakers and decision makers. I gather Facts, build “Unique Ability Teams”, create an unbeatable Strategy and implement all necessary tasks for an operation of Low Costs, High Quality, Return on Assets, Profits and Lasting Success!
„My Life is my Business – your Life is your Business. Any Business is the Owner’s Responsibility. Go as far as you can see, and when you get there. You will be able to see and go much further!“
Helmut F. Lauff