Being Authentic

A Natural, Independent Life

The polar bear “Knut” from Berlin Zoo was different from other trained animals or animals that have spent a long time in a zoo environment. An example of how you can remain authentic – says CSO Martin Reichle.

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Potential for Self-development -

the Conditions for Our Growth

How do flowers develop their lovely blossoms? Biophysics has a surprising answer: not as a result of pressure but of their own accord. Blossoms are virtually drawn into their perfect form. CEO Martin Reichle explains how R&M uses this growth strategy from nature.

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The Secret of the Swing

A word from the CEO "You are the swing"

How do you inject fresh momentum into your life? How do you regain a sense of joy and success? CEO Martin Reichle shares his own experiences from the golf course with you in this article.

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Spirit of Invention

Input from Martin Reichle

CEO Martin Reichle admires people who apply great perseverance and creativity to invent new things. In doing so, they cover a lot of ground and encounter many obstacles along the way. In this article, the CEO calls for an open corporate culture in which people learn from intuition and mistakes.

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Empathy -

the "Igloo Effect" as an Opportunity

Common challenges in untamed nature can bond very different people. You learn to put yourself in someone else’s shoes and trust each other. CEO Martin Reichle illustrates how such experiences from untamed nature can be useful in a business environment.

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Unpretentious

A Harsh Climate Has its Good Sides

We can learn much from people who live in barren regions. CEO Martin Reichle had the opportunity to experience this while on a mountain expedition in the Himalayas. The raw climate leads you to contemplate the values that really matter. Let’s turn our attention to inner growth, gratitude and satisfaction.

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Look, Listen, Discuss, Act

Simple Principles with a Strong Impact

Corporate Governance at R&M is based on just a few effective principles: looking, listening, discussing...and acting. That is not a recent invention but old cultural wisdom. And a beloved metaphor with roots in India reminds us of this time and again.

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