Organizational Consultants in Berlin
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Nicole Neumeister
Last position:
SENIOR CONSULTANT - Digital Transformation / OE & Change at init AG
- Led and executed complex change and transformation projects, focusing on HR transformation and cultural change in public sector organisations (e.g., BAMF, bpb, DAkkS).
- Designed and facilitated change workshops and leadership development programs to drive adoption and successful implementation of change initiatives.
- Collaborated with executives and stakeholders to analyse requirements, define objectives, and develop tailored transformation roadmaps, including communication strategies and performance monitoring.
- Supported business development by identifying and developing new opportunities in digital transformation initiatives.
Heike Röttgers
Last position:
Instructor for the "Agile Agents" training at ProScenario
Nadine Sauerzapfe
Last position:
Project Manager 'Streuobst Perspectives' at Brandenburg Ministry of Agriculture and Climate Protection
- Cooperatively developing a solution- and practice-oriented action plan to secure and establish innovation capacity and drive initiatives for traditional orchards in Brandenburg under the conditions of climate change
- Designing and setting the strategic direction of the two-year project
- Project and team management
- Content development and co-design
- Controlling and budgeting
- Stakeholder management, communication, marketing, event management, and reporting
- Designing and facilitating workshops as part of the networked participation process with stakeholders from politics and administration
- Strategy and vision work
- Initiating the Brandenburg Streuobst Parliament
Franziska Bittner
Last position:
Marketing Strategy Trainer (Global Programs) at Merck Group
- Design and delivery of marketing and brand strategy trainings for international marketing teams
- Training and facilitation of established strategic frameworks focused on market analysis, stakeholder behavior and value creation
- Translation of complex strategy models into practical, actionable workshop formats
- Facilitation of hybrid learning journeys (onsite & remote) with a strong focus on equal participation and engagement
Julia Daubertshäuser
Last position:
Director of Strategy Consulting at bemorrow GmbH
As Director of Strategy at bemorrow, I help companies find direction and make decisions in complex and dynamic contexts. Corporate and brand identity serve as a strategic compass to bring clarity to decisions and make actions effective in day-to-day business.
My focus is on developing, leading, and firmly embedding corporate and brand identities—from strategic foundation to effective brand governance and brand engagement, all the way to consistent translation and activation in the customer experience.
I guide brand and transformation processes in the German B2B mid-market and in agencies, working closely with decision-makers, board members, business development, brand, marketing, communications, HR, and teams.
At bemorrow, I help companies align human needs and business success in a sustainable way through solid, future-proof strategies. Combining analytics and empathy, we guide our clients collaboratively from identity and innovation development through cultural transformation to precise implementation.
Kristina Müller
Last position:
Founding Partner & Advisor for Change & Crisis at EquityEngine
- Clarity in change and leadership: boutique consulting for change & crisis management & leadership coaching.
Marco Starck
Last position:
HR Director at Baller League GmbH
The new old football, because it all started on the nation's street soccer fields. Unpredictable, authentic, and technical football - no politics. No tactics. Free for fans to experience. A game for all football fans, and for those who aren't yet. The street soccer mentality is immediately felt by viewers, as it's exactly where most people fall in love with playing and the sport. Football takes center stage and is supported by top-class entertainment - not the other way around. Welcome to the Baller League, where we live and love the true magic of football.
Elif Yurdakul
Last position:
Faculty at Berlin School of Business & Innovation
- As a faculty member at BSBI, I have taught marketing, business, and entrepreneurship to a diverse student body from around the world.
- Working in this multicultural environment has enriched my teaching approach, emphasizing inclusivity, global perspectives, and real-world applications.
- My focus has been on fostering a growth mindset in students, encouraging critical thinking, creativity, and innovation.
- By blending academic theory with practical insights, I aim to prepare future business leaders to thrive in dynamic, international markets.
Michael Haizmann
Last position:
Organizational Transformation Consultant at Blacklane GmbH
- Coaching leadership and teams in evolving their ‘ways of working’ through strategic planning habits, OKRs, and operational governance.
- Fostering a modern company culture.
- Integrating the tech organization with the company-wide ‘ways of working’ to ensure maximum effectiveness and alignment.
- Providing strategic product consulting.
Gloria Biberger
Last position:
Systemic Coach at human collective
- Guiding people through change, development, difficult situations and new roles.
- Supporting the exploration of their own mindset and values.
- Offering events, webinars and insights to make coaching more accessible.
Regina Stachna
Last position:
Organizational Transformation HR Project Lead Digitalization at BDO AG
- Coach in the audit department for 2,800 employees
- Company language: German
Birgit Ströbel
Last position:
Partner / Organizational Consulting at Berg & Macher
At Berg & Macher, I am part of an experienced team in agile organizational development. As a modern organizational consultancy, we guide companies through all key stages of transformation toward a learning, adaptable organization. Our expertise includes agile organizational development, corporate culture, modern leadership, and New Work.
As a partner, I contribute my expertise in vision development, growth strategy, leadership, positioning, branding, and executive CEO coaching.
Katharina Hahn
Last position:
Workplace Culture & Organizational Consultant at Self-Employed
- Built a studio with programs to support organizations in their transition to a more life-centered and productive work culture
- Creating workplaces people love
Juliane Martina Röll
Last position:
Bike courier and collective member at crow Berlin
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Organizational Consultants statistics
Aggregated from the professional profiles of matched freelancers.
Experience
20 years (Germany: 21 years)
Position duration
3.5 years (Germany: 3.6 years)
Positions per freelancer
12 (Germany: 11)
Top business areas
Human Resources, Strategy, Marketing
Top industries
Professional Services, Information Technology, Education
Certification focus areas
Human Resources, Product Development, Strategy
Bachelor's degree or higher
100% (Germany: 85%)
Master's degree or higher
89% (Germany: 60%)
Doctorate
22% (Germany: 10%)
Certifications per freelancer
4
Most common languages
English, German, Spanish
Speak two or more languages
100%
Based on our profile pool as of 30 Aug 2026.
Daily rate distribution
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Average rates for Organizational Consultants in Berlin
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About the role
What they do
Organizational consultants help companies make the way they work clearer, leaner, and easier to run. They look at structure, decision rights, team setup, handovers, and meeting rhythms, then turn that into practical changes that managers can use.
- Diagnose gaps in structure, roles, and responsibilities
- Redesign operating models and team interfaces
- Support change communication and rollout plans
- Build governance, process, and decision frameworks
- Align leaders on priorities and ways of working
Typical projects
Companies bring in an organizational consultant for restructuring, growth phases, post-merger integration, or when silos slow work down. In Berlin, that often means supporting scale-ups, mid-sized firms, and international teams that need a sharper setup across departments and locations.
The work can include workshops, interviews, stakeholder mapping, org charts, role clarification, and implementation support. Strong consultants do not stop at recommendations. They help leaders convert analysis into actions that stick.
Skills and tools
A strong organizational consultant understands both people and structure. They know how to read a company quickly, ask clear questions, and challenge assumptions without creating noise.
- Organizational design and operating model thinking
- Change management and stakeholder work
- Facilitation of leadership and team workshops
- Process analysis and cross-functional alignment
- Clear writing for concepts, playbooks, and recommendations
Tools are usually simple and practical: interview guides, process maps, stakeholder matrices, workshop formats, and slide decks that leadership teams can use. Many also work closely with HR, transformation leads, and PMO teams.
What makes a strong fit
The best freelancers in this role are structured, calm, and precise. They can work with ambiguity, but they do not stay vague. They bring a clear view of where the friction is, what should change, and how to move people with the change.
Look for people who can speak to both executives and frontline managers, handle sensitive topics with care, and adapt to the company’s culture. For Berlin-based projects, it also helps if they can work comfortably with English-speaking teams and switch to German when needed.
Frequently asked questions
What clients ask us most about Organizational Consultants — answered in short.
A organizational consultant helps a company improve how it is structured and run. That can mean clarifying roles, redesigning teams, improving decision paths, or supporting a change process. The goal is a setup that works better in daily operations, not just on paper.
Bring in an organizational consultant when the need is project-based, urgent, or sensitive. That is common during restructuring, growth, mergers, or when leadership wants an outside view before making internal changes. A freelancer is often the better choice when you need focused support without building a permanent internal role.
The role fits org design, operating model work, change management, and team alignment projects. It also helps when a company needs role clarity, better governance, or cleaner collaboration between functions. In Berlin, this often comes up in scale-ups, consulting firms, and international businesses with mixed teams.
A organizational consultant focuses specifically on structure, roles, decision-making, and how work flows through the company. A management consultant may cover broader strategy or performance topics, while a change management consultant focuses more on adoption and communication. In practice, these titles can overlap, so the scope matters more than the label.
Look for strong analysis, workshop facilitation, and the ability to turn complex issues into simple recommendations. A good organizational consultant can interview leaders, spot bottlenecks, and write clear concepts that managers can use. They should also handle resistance well and stay practical under pressure.
Typical deliverables include org maps, role and responsibility models, target operating models, workshop outputs, and implementation plans. A organizational consultant should also be able to provide decision frameworks, communication materials, and follow-up actions for leaders. Ask for outputs that your team can actually use after the project ends.
Both can work, but it depends on the project. Remote work is fine for interviews, analysis, and concept development, while on-site time helps with workshops, leadership alignment, and sensitive change topics. For Berlin teams, a hybrid setup is often the most practical choice.
Check whether the person asks sharp questions, understands the business fast, and connects structure to real work. A strong organizational consultant does not produce abstract slides; they create decisions, ownership, and next steps. References, sample outputs, and a clear project approach are good signs of quality.
The average hourly rate for Organizational Consultants in Berlin is 141 €, which corresponds to a daily rate of about 1,131 € based on an 8-hour working day.
Of the freelancers working as Organizational Consultants in Berlin, 100% hold at least a Bachelor's degree, 89% hold at least a Master's degree, and 22% hold a doctorate.
On average, freelancers working as Organizational Consultants in Berlin have 20 years of professional experience, with a single engagement typically lasting around 3.5 years.
The most common languages among freelancers working as Organizational Consultants in Berlin are English (100%), German (93%), and Spanish (29%).
The most common industries among freelancers working as Organizational Consultants in Berlin are Professional Services (100%), Information Technology (71%), and Education (57%).
The most common business areas among freelancers working as Organizational Consultants in Berlin are Human Resources (100%), Strategy (86%), and Marketing (79%).
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