Reinhard Hönighaus
About Reinhard Hönighaus
Reinhard Hönighaus is the Managing Director at FGS Global, bringing extensive experience from his previous roles at Financial Times Deutschland and the European Commission. His background in journalism, public service, and international business equips him with a unique perspective in strategic consultancy.
Work at FGS Global
Reinhard Hönighaus has served as Managing Director at FGS Global since 2021. His role involves overseeing strategic consultancy initiatives in Berlin and Brussels. His extensive background in journalism and public service informs his approach to stakeholder economy strategies, enabling organizations to enhance their communication and impact.
Previous Experience in Journalism
Before joining FGS Global, Reinhard Hönighaus worked at Financial Times Deutschland for ten years, serving as Banking Editor and Chief Correspondent from 2003 to 2013 in Frankfurt Am Main. His journalistic experience provided him with insights into the financial sector and the broader European political landscape.
Role at the European Commission
From 2013 to 2021, Reinhard Hönighaus held the position of Head of Media Relations Germany at the European Commission. In this role, he was responsible for managing communications and media relations, further enhancing his understanding of European governance and public affairs.
Education and Expertise
Reinhard Hönighaus has a diverse educational background. He studied at Universität Passau, earning a Diplom-Kulturwirt in International Business and Cultural Studies from 1997 to 2002. He also attended INSEAD, completing the Business Journalists Seminar in 2006. His studies in photojournalism at Institut Seni Indonesia Yogyakarta and Asian Studies at SOAS University of London contribute to his multifaceted expertise.
Background in Cultural Studies and International Business
Reinhard Hönighaus possesses a strong foundation in cultural studies and international business. This background informs his consultancy work, allowing him to approach stakeholder economy strategies with a unique perspective. His transition from journalism to public service and then to strategic consultancy highlights his adaptable career path.