Clemens Buckwitz

IBM Government and Regulatory Affairs is a globally integrated corporate function providing worldwide public policy and government relations expertise. Our execution supports IBM’s growth and business operations. With dedicated resources in the Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia, we are driven by the mutual objectives of global consistency and local relevancy. We work with governments on key economic, governmental, and societal issues; helping them solve problems and create strategies for the future.

Representing IBM in the field of energy and trade policy in Germany.

Preparing presentations in the field of predictive analytics to win a deal at one of our major clients in the security sorrounding. Support preparing a business plan for the business unit "public safety".

1. Working in the field of HR development by creating development plans for the employees and perform work shops. 2. Supporting the supply chain management team with a supply chain analysis tool by designing a requirements profile for the different production hubs. 3. Doing shadowings of different functions e.g. production, marketing.

Preparing and taking part in client meetings. Designing a management system to improve sales effectivity. Taking part at the Inside Sales university in Ireland.

Research work and support writing position papers in the field of energy policy. Preparing and attending meetings with the Director of Government and Regulatory Affairs and members of the German Bundestag concerning energy. Attending political events and represent IBM.

Supporting the formation of a center of excellence and harmonising the intra company processes of a big car company by the implementation of a SAP solution.

The course of study enables you to understand the human experience and behavior in an economic context, to explain it and to influence it regarding the business interests. My in-depth module is human resources development.

The course of studies is dealing with business and economics in an international context. My in-depth module was supply chain management.