Julia Wildner

Head of the IW Academy

Tel: +49 221 4981-818 Mail: wildner@iwkoeln.de Julia Wildner

Since 2012 at the IW
Bachelor's degree in Business Psychology at the Fresenius University of Applied Sciences in Cologne and Master's degree in Applied Ethics at the Friedrich Schiller University Jena
Lecturer at the IW Academy and the Emden-Leer University of Applied Sciences
Certified Systemic Coach and Change Manager (INeKO Institute of the University of Cologne)

Topics

Behavioral Economics and Business Ethics

Research groups

Behavioral economics and business ethics

IW Publications

Suling, Lena / Wildner, Julia, 2024, Führung in der Transformation. Megatrends und Management als Motor des Wandels, IW-Report, Nr. 19, Köln
Zur Studie

(in cooperation with Dominik Enste)
Mensch und Moral – Eine individualethische Reflexion
IW-Positionen - Beiträge zur Ordnungspolitik Nr. 70, Köln 2015

(in cooperation with Dominik Enste)
Mitverantwortung und Moral – Eine unternehmensethische Reflexion
IW-Positionen - Beiträge zur Ordnungspolitik Nr. 63, Köln 2014

External Publications

(in cooperation with Theresa Eyerund)
Die Bedeutung von Werten in der Sozialen Marktwirtschaft und in Unternehmen
Werte - und was sie uns wert sind. Eine interdisziplinäre Anthologie, Randolf Rodenstock, Randolf, Nese Sevsay-Tegethoff (Hrsg.): RHI-Buch, München, 2018, S. 185–201

(in cooperation with Dominik Enste)
Integres Wirtschaften lernen – Die IW Akademie
Patrick Bungard, René Schmidtpeter (Hrsg.): CSR in Nordrhein-Westfalen, 2017, S. 45–55

More from Julia Wildner

IW-Report No. 19 10. April 2024 Lena Suling / Julia Wildner

Leadership in transformation: Megatrends and management as a driver of change

Leadership dynamics in companies are subject to constant change in order to meet the challenges of their time. Today, the greatest influences result from developments such as demographic change, globalization, individualization, structural change and technologization in the economy.

IW-Report No. 1 1. January 2021 Dominik Enste / Julia Wildner / Lucia Nafziger

Going Green with Behavioral Economics: How to Combine Business and Ethics

This paper calls for an increased discourse between Fridays for Future and representatives of business. Fridays for Future play a key role in educating the public and raising awareness of scientific reports, such as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) assessment, which demonstrate the urgency with which we must tackle climate change.