Winter officially assumes the role of deputy director at BKHS
The Helmut Schmidt Federal Chancellor Foundation (BKHS) continues its mission to promote international understanding, foster global dialogue, and address significant global challenges. In a notable move, Elisabeth Winter has been appointed as the head of the foundation's "Global Markets and Social Justice" program, effective May 1, 2025.
As the head of this program, Winter will oversee the foundation's work on geoeconomics, transatlantic trade relations, and inclusive business practices. The "Global Markets and Social Justice" program is a distinct focus area within the BKHS's work on inclusive business practices, aiming to bridge the gap between economic growth and social justice.
Winter's appointment comes after her tenure as the deputy director of the BKHS. Prior to joining the foundation, her career has been marked by a strong focus on global issues, making her an ideal candidate to lead this program.
The BKHS, a non-partisan organization, is inspired by the legacy of former German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. It is committed to shaping a better future for Europe and the world by engaging in research, dialogue, and policy recommendations. With Winter at the helm, the foundation is poised to make significant strides in its efforts to promote transatlantic trade relations, geoeconomics, and inclusive business practices.
Winter's leadership will undoubtedly contribute to the foundation's mission to foster global dialogue and address significant global challenges. As the foundation continues to focus on these critical areas, Winter's expertise and commitment will undoubtedly play a crucial role in shaping the foundation's future direction.
In her new role as the head of the "Global Markets and Social Justice" program at the BKHS, Elisabeth Winter will oversee the foundation's work on integrating technology into business, finance, and global markets to promote social justice. With Winter's leadership, the BKHS is expected to leverage technology to enhance its research, dialogue, and policy recommendations in transatlantic trade relations, geoeconomics, and inclusive business practices.
