About Eurosoc#Digital
The centre of all EUROSOC#DIGITAL activities is our Berlin office. Here, we develop new project ideas and organise their implementation. We are supported by our freelance cooperators, our partners and advisors. Therefore, we are able to solve complex and technologically demanding tasks and accomplish sophisticated projects.
Our Team
Dr. Laszlo Z. Kovats
Managing partner
Laszlo is EUROSOC#DIGITAL’s managing partner and is heading its consulting services. He focuses on modernising municipalities’ administrative processes with modern information and communication technology. Besides, Laszlo also teaches at the universities of St. Gallen and Basel in Switzerland and at the “Center for European Integration Studies” in Bonn (Germany).
Holger Haberstock
Managing Partner
Holger is responsible for our software-based projects as well as our co-creation and participation formats. His expertise lies in sustainability research, system thinking, foresight, scenario planning, process modelling and agile methods. Holger is the contact person for the CUTLER project.
Mareike Meyer
Project Manager
Mareike works in EUROSOC#DIGITAL’s area of political education and mainly deals with the simulation game EUROPER. She is convinced about the importance of public participation and aims at improving citizen participation in political processes. Mareike is particularly interested in the EU and its impact on national policy-making as well as in the topic of sustainable development.
Janosch Ptassek
Project Manager
Janosch designs and conducts educational projects based on various participation formats such as simulation games and future workshops on political topics. He works in particular on topics such as fundamental democratic values, cohesion policy, and the European Green Deal. Janosch attaches great interest to the joint and interactive negotiation of points of conflict.
Hanne Schäfer
Project Assistant
Hanne studied European Studies and Political Science, focusing on migration policy and the culture of remembrance. In her current internship at EUROSOC#DIGITAL, she would like to bring in topics of European populism, a modern way of dealing with the past and democratic theory.
Our Advisors
Dagmar Schmidt
proven communications expert
Dagmar had been working for the „Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit“ (GIZ) in Africa before she decided to return to Germany in order to promote civil society engagement and citizens’ political participation. As a proven communications expert, Dagmar advises EUROSOC#DIGITAL in the area of civil society mobilisation and external communication.
Prof. Dr. Stefanie Bailer
University of Basel
Professor Bailer was the founder of EUROSOC#DIGITAL's predecessor company and is still involved in the company's fortunes today. She guarantees that our political analyses are at the cutting edge of science - both in terms of content and methodology. EUROSOC#DIGITAL also cooperates closely with Professor Bailer in the St.Gallen model.
Prof. Dr. Simon Fink
University of Göttingen
Professor Simon Fink was a founding member of EUROSOC#DIGITAL's predecessor company and is still professionally and amicably associated with us today. We benefit not only from his outstanding scientific expertise, but also from the high innovative content of his ideas. Prof. Dr. Fink is therefore involved in many of EUROSOC#DIGITAL's project ideas.
