Germany
Currency – Euro (EUR)
Language – German (official), widespread use of Turkish, Italian, Greek, English, Danish, Dutch, Slavic languages
Capital – Berlin (3.382 mil)
Business Centers – Hamburg (1.715 mil), Munich (1.21 mil), Cologne (.963 mil), Frankfurt/Main (.647 mil)
GDP - $2.73 trillion ($30,400 per capita)
Key Industries/Market Segments – Iron, Steel, Coal, Cement, Chemicals, Machinery, Vehicles, Machine Tools, Electronics, Food and Beverages, Ship Building
ECP Global exists with a singular purpose – to provide our clients with Global Strategy and Local Knowledge.
In an increasingly complex and multinational communication environment, it is ever more necessary to have the capacity to develop and conduct programs that reach disparate constituencies across borders. Such programs can only be effective if local cultures and circumstances are understood and considered.
As independent communication consultancies working together in our clients’ interests, ECP partners draw upon decades of experience helping some of the largest organizations in the world with their most daunting challenges. We have done this in ways that leverage a breadth of global experience nearly unmatched in any single enterprise. More important, perhaps, we have done this in ways that are sensitive to local issues, economies, politics and communities.
In an increasingly complex and multinational communication environment, it is ever more necessary to have the capacity to develop and conduct programs that reach disparate constituencies across borders. Such programs can only be effective if local cultures and circumstances are understood and considered.
As independent communication consultancies working together in our clients’ interests, ECP partners draw upon decades of experience helping some of the largest organizations in the world with their most daunting challenges. We have done this in ways that leverage a breadth of global experience nearly unmatched in any single enterprise. More important, perhaps, we have done this in ways that are sensitive to local issues, economies, politics and communities.