Urban Science appoints Dr. Norbert Brändli Managing Director of Frankfurt, Germany regional office
DETROIT, Mich., January 30, 2006 Urban Science, a leading global consulting firm, has appointed Dr. Norbert Brändli as Managing Director of its regional office in Frankfurt, Germany. He will manage services for Urban Science clients in Germany, Switzerland and Austria as well as in Central and Eastern Europe. Dr. Brändli has been with Urban Science since 2004 and most recently served as Regional Account Director responsible for the management, coordination and development of the company's General Motors Europe account.
In just a few years Norbert Brändli has become a key member of the Urban Science team in Europe, said company founder and President Jim Anderson. His unique combination of skills and experience will contribute greatly to our efforts to continue our 29-year history of steady growth around the world.
Prior to joining Urban Science, Brändli served as Director of IT Marketing, Sales and eBusiness at DaimlerChrysler AG in Stuttgart, Germany. He was responsible for worldwide design of DaimlerChrysler marketing and sales processes, including planning and support of system rollouts in Europe, Southeast Asia and Latin America.
I am very pleased to have the opportunity to work with manufacturers, importers and dealers in Europe to achieve critical competitive, cost and customer-relationship advantages, Brändli said. Urban Science brings strong experience in dealer network planning and unsurpassed analytical methodology to help them evaluate, structure and manage their sales channels.
Dr. Brändli holds a Ph. D. in Computer Science from Technical University Karlsruhe in Karlsruhe, Germany.
Founded in 1977, Urban Science helps companies evaluate, structure and manage their retail sales channels to achieve critical competitive, cost and customer-relationship advantages. With headquarters in Detroit, Mich., Urban Science serves its global clientele from offices in the United States, Spain, England, Germany, Italy, Australia, China, Mexico and Japan. For more information on Urban Science, visit http://www.urbanscience.com.
