Corbinian Massinger
Programme and registration
+49 176 56029611
8 December 20269 am – 6 pmMaibornWolff Kraftwerk, Munich
Supply ChainManagementConference
Two open questions: who is accountable when autonomous systems get it wrong, and when does second sourcing pay off against China?
- 100
- participants, 70 of them executives
- over 20
- speakers
- 1 day
- Panels, keynotes and workshops in small groups
Supported by
Speakers
Hansjörg Briegel
VP Research and Development Intel, Ecosystem Development
Peter Dressler
VP Supply Chain Infineon (2008–2024)
Jochen Kröber
Partner Horváth, Head of Supply Chain Management & Production
Dr. Stephan Lustig
Managing Director Supply Chain, Paulaner Brewery (2010–2018)
Rainer Baumann
VP Global Supply Chain & Digital Manufacturing Infineon (2014–2025)
Dr. Julian Popp
Partner MHP, VP Supply Chain Körber
Prof. Dr. Lisandra Flach
Expert in global trade, LMU / ifo Institute
Manuela Kirner
Senior Director Customs & Supply Chain Infineon (2016–2025)
Who attends
100 participants, 70 of them executives from team lead to C-level, mostly from large corporations in these four industries.
- 30 %Logistics service providersDHL, Kühne+Nagel, DB Schenker, Dachser
- 26 %Machinery and plant engineeringSiemens, Krones, Trumpf, GEA
- 24 %SemiconductorsInfineon, Intel, Bosch, TSMC
- 20 %BeveragesPaulaner, AB InBev, Coca‑Cola, Krombacher
They are joined by participants of our Young Business Leadership AcademyTEG's 18-month development programme for future leaders. It combines workshops with experienced executives and the project lead of a TEG format, for which participants win speakers, partners and guests themselves. Over 300 graduates, 41 of them now in top-level leadership positions in large corporations., who make up 10 to 20 % of the audience.
Focus
01
Automation
- Whom automation actually relieves
- AI, robots and autonomous systems in planning, warehousing and production
- Accountability for errors: goal misalignment and the sim-to-real gap
02
Geopolitics
- Dependence on China or second sourcing: cost against risk
- CSDDD and German Supply Chain Act duties without transparency on sub-tier suppliers
- Profitability under the EU's environmental requirements
Attendance
Places are allocated by profile, motivation and professional connection to the topic.
You register with a short application on Luma. Your place is confirmed only once we have accepted it.
Register on Luma- Date
- 8 December 2026, 9 am – 6 pm
- Venue
- MaibornWolff KraftwerkDrygalski-Allee 25, Munich
- Language
- German
- Format
- Panels and keynotesPlus workshops in small groups with limited places
- Catering
- Lunch, snacks and drinks included
- Ticket
- €60Categories and prices on Luma
Organisers
The conference is organised by Corbinian Massinger and Leonard Beckmann, two participants of our Young Business Leadership AcademyTEG's 18-month development programme for future leaders. It combines workshops with experienced executives and the project lead of a TEG format, for which participants win speakers, partners and guests themselves. Over 300 graduates, 41 of them now in top-level leadership positions in large corporations.. Leading a TEG format is a required part of the 18-month Academy. The two won this conference's speakers, partners and guests themselves.
Corbinian Massinger is aiming for a leadership role in the semiconductor or robotics industry, Leonard Beckmann for a management position at a major logistics provider or a path into executive search. The conference connects both with the industries in which they intend to take on responsibility.
Leonard Beckmann
Partnerships and speakers
+49 162 9341601
Book a call
30 minutes with Corbinian Massinger.
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About TEG
TEG was founded in Munich in 1986, on an initiative led by Dr. Hellmuth Buddenberg, then Chairman of the Board of Deutsche BP. Its aim was to develop a new generation of entrepreneurially minded leaders early on. By 1988 a Kuratorium had formed from the executive boards of eleven companies, among them Franz Köhne (Board Member for Human Resources, BMW), Hans H. Schlitzberger (Siemens) and Roland Berger. Represented on the Kuratorium were:
- Deutsche BP
- BMW
- Siemens
- MBB (now Airbus)
- Bayerische Hypotheken- und Wechsel-Bank
- Roland Berger
- Boston Consulting Group
- KPMG
- Ruhrgas (now E.ON)
- Infratest
- Personalmagazin
- over 300
- graduates of the Young Business Leadership Academy
- 41
- now in top-level leadership positions in large corporations
- 40
- in leadership positions in mid-sized companies
- 15
- company founders