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Short Bio
Nicolas Soergel was born in Germany and studied business economics in Cologne. He made an international career and currently works in Japan as the CEO of a Deutsche Telekom group company.
Long Bio
Nicolas Soergel was born in Germany in 1969. After completing his studies of business administration at the University of Cologne, he started his professional experience in finance with Sony. He later played a major role in setting up the German, Austrian and Swiss operation of the British vacuum cleaner manufacturer Dyson.
In 2000, Nicolas moved to Japan. At the age of 34 he became CEO of the Japanese subsidiary of T-Systems – a Deutsche Telekom group company. Three years later he took over the responsibility for the APAC region for T-Systems.
Through his professional career Nicolas met many executives and got exposed to different cultures. He became aware that efficient people have certain things in common which can be shared beyond cultures and occupations. This increased his interest for time management and he started interviewing executives to systematically collect practical ideas on how to save time and organize oneself.
Nicolas is married to a Japanese and lives in Japan where he is active as a speaker and also publishes books.
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