Hello, I'm the Nilpard. I represent Timmermann as a “heraldic animal”. My backside is that of a hippo, my front part is that of a cheetah. I stand for “transform stability”. With my agile front and my stable back, I combine two seemingly opposite characteristics. But I am steadfast and yet agile. This means that I am constantly evolving without being fragile or unstable. “Transform stability” is a state that we at Timmermann strive for every day, e.g. B. by being a learning community. We also help our clients to achieve this agile and at the same time stable state. The blue color symbolizes our structured way of thinking, while red represents our open hearts. This duality is also reflected in the “how” of our company: “With bright minds and open hearts”.
In this upcoming Living Change Forum, two experienced practitioners will share how a business line witihin ABB approaches these questions through concrete initiatives and a clear people strategy.
📅 Wednesday, November 5, 2025
🕔 17:00 to 17:45 CET
🌐 Online via Microsoft Teams
💬 Language: English
Francesca Gervasoni - Global People Manager at ABB
Francesca leads strategic development programs and drives cultural growth across ABB. She brings nearly twenty years of international HR experience with a focus on talent, change and leadership.
Andreas Zehetner - Associate Partner at Timmermann
Andreas supports organizations through large-scale transformations. His work connects strategy, culture, operating model design and implementation, and human development. He brings deep experience from advising global clients in complex change programs.
Why this session matters:
About the Living Change Forum
The Living Change Forum is Timmermann’s webinar series for professionals driving transformation. Each session offers real insights from people who lead change in practice. In just forty five minutes, you will get useful input and inspiration that helps you move forward with confidence.
Recording notice: This session will be recorded. Participants will remain fully anonymous. No names, video images or comments will appear in the recording.