Edward G. Krubasik

Edward G. Krubasik is an Honorary Professor at the Technische Universität München (TUM) School of Management since 1999. His academic background spans physics and business administration, with a doctorate in nuclear physics and an MBA from INSEAD. Over his career, he held senior leadership roles at McKinsey & Co. (1973–1996) and Siemens AG (1997–2006), where he oversaw the Industry and Transport sector and Corporate Technology. He has been a pivotal figure in European industry associations, serving as president of the Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft (2014–2016), ZVEI, and Orgalime, alongside advisory roles at institutions like INSEAD and TUM’s Munich School of Robotics and Machine Intelligence (Chairman since 2018).

Education and Career Highlights:

• Physics studies at University of Erlangen-Nuremberg and Karlsruhe
• PhD in nuclear physics
• Research at Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
• MBA at INSEAD (France)
• Corporate Executive Committee member at Siemens AG (1997–2006)
• Key roles in German Federation of Industry (BDI), Vallourec Paris, and Commerzbank

Research and Leadership Focus: His work bridges physics and corporate strategy, emphasizing value enhancement through innovation, restructuring, and growth in industrial sectors. Though not explicitly tied to publications, his career reflects expertise in technology-driven leadership and economic policy, including contributions to Germany’s scientific community via the German Physical Society.