German Society for Personnel Management (DGFP)
DEUTSCHE GESELLSCHAFT FÜR PERSONALFÜHRUNG
| Physical address | Deutsche Gesellschaft für Personalführung e.V. (DGFP) |
| Johannisstrasse 19A | |
| 10117 Berlin | |
| Germany | |
| Website | www.dgfp.de |
| Contact | Contact the Germany HR Association using this form and put FAO Germany in the subject line |
Since 1952, the German Association for Human Resource Management (DGFP) has been the competence and career network for HR enthusiasts in Germany. The DGFP network involves the active participation of DAX-listed corporations as well as small and mid-sized companies, renowned scientific organizations and consultation entities along with many important HR professionals. Together with our members and partners we work on current HR trends and themes. We assist HR professionals in their careers and lobby the political world and society at large on behalf of HR management issues. Our work centers around the personal exchange of knowledge and experience, with some 4,000 HR decision-makers and HR professionals from Germany and abroad collaborating in roughly 100 experience exchange groups (“Erfa”). Our collective HR knowledge is bundled into our studies and publications.
The DGFP is a registered non-profit organization. Together with our members we drive the progress of today’s people management, thereby shaping the working environments of today and tomorrow. We are dedicated solely to human resource and people management. This enables us to have a strong voice on corporate HR work when we engage with the general public and policymakers. This inspires us and our members!
| President | Carmen-Maja Rex |
| Executive Director | Ralf Steuer |
| Year of foundation | 1952 |
| Number of corporate members | 1500 |
| Number of individual members | 800 |
| Number of staff | 20 |
| Number of volunteers | 35 |
- Over 100 communities of practice
- Over 20 annual conferences
- Over 70 networking events per year
- Journal & Newsletter
- Several Services
Upcoming events
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