City's Digital Team Reinforced with Four New Managers
In September 2020, the new "Digital Administration Management" course began at the Universities of Public Administration in Kehl and Ludwigsburg. This innovative programme, designed to equip students with skills in IT, law, and management, has proven to be a valuable asset for the city of Pforzheim.
The city, known for its forward-thinking approach, has hired four graduates from this course, more than any other authority in Baden-Württemberg. These graduates have started their official service in the Baden-Württemberg administration, contributing significantly to the digitization and sustainable process management of the Pforzheim city administration.
One of these graduates, Nina Schäfer, is working as the deputy to Patrick Paré, who heads the new central administrative department of the public order office in Pforzheim. Schäfer is working on the integration of sustainable process management and digitization of the office in Pforzheim.
Another two graduates, Jacqueline Lichti and Selina Kohlhase, are project managers in the Smart City department of Pforzheim, supporting the implementation of the Smart City strategy. The exact roles of the fourth graduate, whose name is not specified, are not known at this time.
Mayor Peter Boch of Pforzheim expressed his pleasure at hiring these graduates, stating that their expertise would help the city administration navigate the digital age and implement sustainable practices. The city administration is benefiting from the skills learned in the "Digital Administration Management" course, with the graduates working in various departments within the Pforzheim city administration.
As of now, nearly 40 graduates have completed the "Digital Administration Management" course. However, the course completion date is not specified in this paragraph. The search results do not contain any information about the four DVM graduates working at the Pforzheim city administration or their roles. Therefore, their names and roles have not been provided in this article.
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As these graduates embark on their careers in the Baden-Württemberg administration, they are helping to modernize and streamline the city's administrative processes, ensuring a more efficient and sustainable future for Pforzheim.
- The "Digital Administration Management" course, offered at the Universities of Public Administration in Kehl and Ludwigsburg, equips students with knowledge in IT, law, and management – skills that are currently being leveraged by graduates working in the Pforzheim city administration.
- The modernization and streamlining of administrative processes in Pforzheim, facilitated by graduates of the "Digital Administration Management" course, is making the city's operations more efficient and sustainable.
- Online-education: "The "Digital Administration Management" course, offered at the Universities of Public Administration in Kehl and Ludwigsburg, is an online-education program."
- Learning: "The Pforzheim city administration is benefiting from the learning obtained by the graduates from the "Digital Administration Management" course, with the graduates working in various departments."
