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For the fourth time, Steinbeis Papier has been recognised as one of the most valuable companies in Germany by "Deutschland Test", the Institute for Management and Economic Research (IMWF) and the Hamburg Institute of International Economics (HWWI). 850 companies from 120 sectors were assessed according to their "social value". And Steinbeis Papier delivers sustainability in many areas.

For the fourth time, Steinbeis Papier has been recognised as one of the most valuable companies in Germany by "Deutschland Test", the Institute for Management and Economic Research (IMWF) and the Hamburg Institute of International Economics (HWWI). 850 companies from 120 sectors were assessed according to their "social value". And Steinbeis Papier delivers sustainability in many areas.

Generation Z to Alpha is increasingly rebelling against the current climate policy. It's time to let young people have their say in the Steinbeis Paper Blog. In an interview with three trainees, we talk about the climate crisis.

Wind turbines generate green electricity and play an important role in the energy transition. How long do they work for us and what happens to them when they are old? We spoke to Broder Heepmann from Steinbeis Energie GmbH about this.

Sales Director Benjamin Höckendorf is responsible for overall sales at Steinbeis Papier. In this interview, the father of two talks about his day-to-day work "on the road", customer strategies and his extraordinary career at the recycled paper manufacturer.

Brand relaunch, digitalisation and pandemic - Ulrich Feuersinger, Managing Director at Steinbeis Papier, is using his 30 years of management experience to guide the company through turbulent times with a steady hand. In this interview, the 62-year-old native of Bavaria provides answers to the challenges ahead and also gives an insight into his day-to-day work.