Peter Kespohl

Peter Kespohl

Spokesperson

Peter Kespohl is a graduate engineer in communications engineering and has already been with Deutsche Telekom since the 1980s as a sales engineer, where he accompanied the first effects of digitization on the fixed and mobile network. ISDN/DSL and D1 are no foreign words for Peter. In 1992, he moved to the press office of the Deutsche Telekom in Kiel and in 2000, moved on to corporate communications at the headquarters in Bonn. Now, among other things, Peter is responsible for the communication of the Group's HR topics. One of his specialties is the accompaniment of collective bargaining. At the same time, he remains faithful to the bits and bytes as well as the chances and risks of the rapidly increasing digitization of society in communication.

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Deutsche Telekom Logo on the roof of DT headquarters.

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Agreement in the collective negotiations

After intensive negotiations, the collective negotiations for a large part of the employees in Germany have been concluded.

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Sustainability is a top priority

In line with its motto of “We walk the talk,” Deutsche Telekom is underscoring its sustainability targets at Sustainability Day 2022.

Sustainability Day 2022

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Sustainability Day: DT reduces energy consumption

Deutsche Telekom will reduce its energy consumption in Germany by at least ten percent by 2024 compared with 2020.

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GreenTech Festival Berlin: Telekom shows sustainable products and services

World-renowned speakers and more than 190 exhibition stands await visitors in Berlin from June 22 to 24. Telekom is taking part in the festival again this year as a premium partner. With climate-friendly products and services, the Group is making its offering...

Headquarters Deutschen Telekom in Bonn.

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Collective negotiations between Deutsche Telekom and ver.di completed

Collective agreement reached for around 55,000 Deutsche Telekom employees, apprentices, and dual students

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