Corporate Management

Dr. Fritz Audebert is CEO and founder of the ICUnet.AG. He trained as a wholesale and export merchant, studied Economic Management at the Hof University of Applied Sciences and after graduating he worked as an office manager in two Bavarian forestry commissions. Following an extended stay abroad as a project manager in Ecuador, Colombia, Peru and Brazil, where he was inspired by the intercultural differences, Dr. Audebert was one of the first to study Language, Economic and Cultural Studies at the University of Passau. He later spent almost two years working for a German company in Russia. After returning to the University of Passau as assistant to the Deputy Vice Chancellor, he founded what is now the largest alumni association for a single study programme and was coordinator of the Language, Economic and cultural studies course. After gaining a PhD on the subject of “The time factor in international television advertising” he founded ICUnet.AG in 2001. The experiences he gathered during his many stays abroad and his awareness of the need for intercultural consultation and services give him the motivation to create the vision of an integrated intercultural company with his employees.
Dr. Fritz Audebert speaks Russian, English, Spanish and Portuguese. The Cultural Management and Administration graduate is happily married to his wife Cäcilia and they have two sons and a daughter.

Daniel Auwermann is Partner of the ICUnet.AG since September 2011. Since September 2010 he is also Head of Corporate Communications and marketing. After his training as naval officer he graduated with a degree in Business Administration from the Helmut-Schmidt-University of Armed Forces in Hamburg. For his diploma thesis he examined the “Evaluation of the intercultural sensitisation program of the Deutsche Telekom”. After Daniel Auwermann held a leadership position guiding units of the German Navy, he took over the direction of Navy’s editorial staff and served as spokesman for the Armed Forces afterwards. For the United Nations he took the responsibility for communication in Lebanon, and for the European Union he worked from London leading the media work for the anti-piracy mission along the Somali coast. As a result, he has already gained a variety of intercultural experience, for instance in Great Britain, in the Middle East, in the United States and at the Horn of Africa.
Daniel Auwermann speaks English.