On 21st and 22nd September, around 40 staff members from the Air, Climate and Environment division of Müller-BBM Industry Solutions GmbH met in Fulda for this year’s LKU workshop to discuss current developments, technical challenges and future issues.
The programme comprised presentations and workshops on a wide range of technical and organisational topics, organised by colleagues from all specialist areas. The focus was on current and future developments, technical innovations, new assessment criteria and interdisciplinary collaboration between the specialist departments. In addition, new tools and methods were tested directly in practical applications and targeted training sessions were held.
For our clients, this ongoing professional development is a key factor in their success. They benefit from up-to-date specialist expertise, an in-depth understanding of regulatory and technical developments, and solutions based on the latest scientific and technical knowledge and regulatory practice. The intensive exchange between experts from various disciplines also strengthens our ability to take a holistic view of complex issues and to develop tailor-made, cost-effective and legally sound solutions.
The regular professional training of our staff is an integral part of our commitment to quality. It helps us to continuously build on our high level of professional expertise and to reinforce our position as one of Germany’s leading assessment and consultancy firms. In this way, we ensure that our clients will continue to benefit from well-founded valuations, reliable expert reports and advice of the highest professional standard.
The programme was rounded off with a guided tour – or rather, a city treasure hunt – through Fulda, in-depth discussions over dinner and an icebreaker game. The workshop was organised by Eva Siebenlist and Katharina Henkenhaf, with the support of a programme committee.
Once again, the workshop provided a valuable opportunity for interdisciplinary exchange and for getting to know one another personally. The participants’ feedback was correspondingly positive; they gained numerous ideas to apply to their day-to-day work and are already looking forward to the next meeting.