Munich

The Bavarian state capital and its surroundings are one of the most dynamic economic regions in Europe. A strong economic and purchasing power as well as a high degree of recreational and leisure value distinguish the city on the Isar, with its 1.3 million inhabitants. The Munich region is responsible for about 30 percent of Bavaria’s total domestic product, generating nearly 120 billion euro. The city’s economic strength is based on a mixture of global players and solidly based small- and mid-size enterprises in rapidly expanding industries. Aerospace, biotechnology, nanotechnology, medical technologies, the automobile industry, financial services, the media, fashion, trade, research and science as well as arts and trades are just examples of types of business here. Fast and reliable networks and an excellent infrastructure add to the advantages that the region has to offer. Numerous international corporations have therefore set up operations in Munich.

The management consultancy Odgers Berndtson also decided to open offices in the Bavarian capital and can be found in the heart of Munich, at Amiraplatz, where it has been since 2004.