Anja Ingenrieth

Anja Ingenrieth

Vice President European Affairs Brussels Deutsche Telekom AG

Anja Ingenrieth, born in 1973, has felt at home in "Europe" for a long time. As a journalist, she came to the "EU capital" Brussels in 2006 and reported on the European Union and NATO for eight years.  Then she decided to stop writing about EU legislation and start helping to shape it - as a lobbyist. Initially she worked for Bayer AG, and since mid-2018 Anja has headed Deutsche Telekom's Brussels  representative office.

Articles by Anja Ingenrieth

New European Union laws make sustainability a top issue.

Blog.Telekom

Why Europe’s “Green Deal” needs a successful digital transition

Europe is to become the first climate-neutral continent in the world. In our EU Digital Policy Podcast from Brussels, we talk about the opportunities of digitization for more sustainability on the net.

Telekom's new Brussels podcast is all about European digital policy.

Blog.Telekom

EU puts an end to "Wild West" conditions in digital markets

Telekom's new Brussels podcast is all about European digital policy.

Symbolic picture: European Union

Company

EU: billions for digital leadership

The rollout of 5G networks in Europe can create around 2.4 million new jobs by 2025 and generate an annual increase in gross domestic product of 113 billion euros. These are the key data of a study prepared by the Boston Consulting Group (BCG) on behalf of...

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