Liechtenstein Academy

  • ProgramsforCompanies©

    Sophisticated learning programs tailor-made for future-oriented and accountable companies.

    Learn how to implement successful and sustainable change through efficient, entrepreneurial and forward-focused leadership.

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  • ForumsforFamilies©

    Exclusive forums for sharing experience and knowledge between members of influential entrepreneurial families.

    Discover how to take responsible action through understanding the importance of values, relationships and social developments.

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  • SeminarsforIndividuals©

    Public academic seminars for exploring the interplay between individuals, companies and society.

    Understand how to balance the increasingly complex responsibilities and challenges of your own professional and social life.

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  • About Us

    The Liechtenstein Academy Foundation is an internationally recognized training institution that belongs to the Princely House of Liechtenstein. At its heart, it focuses on social, entrepreneurial and family issues within the context of personal responsibility and economics. These topics are explored through the latest scientific knowledge using proven methods and conveyed to a far-sighted public.

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  • SeminarsforIndividuals©

    What is most impressive about the Liechtenstein Academy is its holistic approach, which not only takes into account specialist knowledge and skills but also encourages participants to view their own patterns of life and behavior. Erich Kirchler (Prof., Liechtenstein Academy Foundation Board member)
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  • SeminarsforIndividuals©

    I now approach difficult topics in a calmer way and a number of people have given me the feedback that I seem totally relaxed. I see the opportunities, rather than the problems and take delight in the small things, as well as the large. A very concrete point of improvement is multitasking, which I am getting better at avoiding. Konrad Kuenzli (Baumann Group, Inspiration and Sovereignty 2017 participant)
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  • ProgramsforCompanies©

    With the programs of the Liechtenstein Academy, the LGT offers its employees a unique opportunity for further learning, in which holistic personal development is in the foreground. Nathalie Merkofer-Koenig (Head Group HR, Liechtenstein Academy Foundation Board member)
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    Blog 02/2019 – Ina Schmidt

    Everyone is talking about digitalization, no matter which topic. Digital progress is being discussed on all social fronts, from the expansion of broadband technology to the dangers of a trans-human AI systems. Opinions are conflicting – assessments of what the digital future holds for us range from optimistic scenarios of solutions for global problems to the extinction of mankind by malicious cyborgs. Ina Schmid invites us to completely rethink this fundamental process of change.

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    Blog 01/2019 – Ulrich Schnabel

    Sure, we live in a world full of upheavals. But how well do we recognize the new when we encounter it? What about our ability to anticipate future developments? The answer of the award-winning science editor Ulrich Schnabel is: not good, but miserable. Immerse yourself in an entertaining journey into the past.

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    Blog 12/2018 – Christoph von Oldershausen

    In our last blog post for this year, Christoph von Oldershausen raises the question of whether the concept of the former British football coach Ramsey «Never change a winning team» is still contemporary. He comes to an interesting conclusion and draws inspiring parallels between professional sport and the business world as well as the private environment.

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    Blog 11/2018 – Carlos A. Gebauer

    Once we have recognized that quarrel among people is a manifestation of the conflict between subjective nominal and actual ideas, then this does not remain without consequences for our behavior in our own disputes. An interesting contribution on the connection between measurement and control and human conflicts.

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