Ramona Greiner

Dr. Ramona Greiner is a Lecturer for Business and Society at the Munich Business School (MBS), where she teaches in master's programs. She holds a doctorate and has diverse professional experience including co-founding a startup, managing another operationally, and working in international art trade and brand consulting. Since 2017, she has been a Digital Analytics and Data Ethics Consultant at FELD M, a Munich-based consultancy specializing in data-driven marketing. Her roles there include leading agile client projects, conducting lectures and design thinking workshops, and advising on ethical and legally compliant data practices. She is also actively involved in shaping digital ethics policies at the political level.

Education: Studied philosophy, art history, and literature at universities in Regensburg, Eichstätt, Augsburg, Munich, and Bern. Professional experience includes entrepreneurial ventures and cross-sector consulting.

Research interests focus on the intersection of technology ethics, digital transformation, and societal impacts. Her work emphasizes responsible data use, legal compliance, and the human-centric design of digital systems. She advocates for socially informed digitization strategies and collaborates with policymakers to address ethical challenges in emerging technologies.

Advising and grants: No specific grants or student advisement listed, but her consultancy work involves client advisory roles. Political engagement includes contributions to digital ethics frameworks at governmental levels. She is affiliated with FELD M and MBS but no dedicated lab or team is explicitly mentioned.