Who I am
Let me introduce myself. I’m Martina Moritsch. Born as a businesswoman, I grew up as a manager.
Throughout my career I have managed, at an operational and management level, all the possible phases of a company’s life cycle: creation, development, acquisition, reorganization, consolidation, implementation of innovative lines, expansion.
In the first part of my career I acquired practical training, immediately challenging myself in the field, where theory and practicality are confronted daily.
In the second part, I experienced significant professional growth as a manager of a multinational company, holding various management positions within Terex Corporation, until my resignation in 2014.
In parallel, I also tried operating other business structures at an international level – different in their nature, organization and borders.
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Business consulting
An entrepreneur and manager, I have 30 years of work in an international business behind me.
Today I provide strong customized advice thanks to my accumulated experience and deep knowledge of management systems.
My goal? Provide concrete and all-encompassing help for recently established start-ups, companies undergoing generational changes, and all business situations that are confronted with a major change.
Start-up
Newly established entrepreneurs and start-ups need to find the right direction to go into. A tailor-made consulting process for individual business situations helps to select the correct strategy and avoid mistakes.
Generational Change
For businesses, generational transition is an inevitable and delicate phase. Business succession must be tackled with proper management, in order for the change to bring positive consequences to the organization.
Restructuring
Restructuring means changing the order of things. But change can often be frightening. The business restructuring process offers great opportunities that you have to make use of. How? By putting solutions in place that can make the organizational machine more efficient.
Crisis Management
To get out of a business crisis, general solutions don’t work. Instead, we must start with the actual problems that caused the difficult phase. It is only by an in-depth understanding of the individual business that it is possible to construct a realistically sustainable rehabilitation plan.
Improvement
A healthy company can further improve its performance. A systematic approach to business process improvement measures the growth of the corporate organization. The goal? Give a positive context to the work environment, streamline processes and achieve better efficiency.
Downsizing
Resizing the company is sometimes the best solution to pursue. The downsizing strategy aims to improve the financial results of a company by reducing costs. The resizing process involves profound changes and cutbacks: a challenge that must be tackled with the right approach.
“To improve is to change;
to be perfect is to change often.”
Sir Winston Churchill