Bayern Innovativ GmbH
Lukas Zillich currently serves as a Projektorganisator at Bayern Innovativ GmbH, where responsibilities include strategic planning and internationalization for the Bavarian Chips Alliance, as well as supporting transformation initiatives. Previous experience includes roles as a Werkstudent at the TUM Institute for LifeLong Learning, managing CMS and conducting marketing research, and at MAN Truck & Bus SE, where project organization and event planning were key duties. Lukas Zillich also has experience in data analysis as a Wissenschaftliche Hilfskraft at Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg and has worked on project organization and website maintenance at Plan AG. Educational credentials include a Master of Arts in Political Science with a focus on Computational Social Sciences from Otto-Friedrich-Universität Bamberg and a Bachelor of Arts in European Studies with a concentration in Legal Studies from Universität Osnabrück, complemented by an international semester at Vilnius University.
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Most innovations are created where competences from various disciplines meet – from the initial idea to development and implementation in the market. Bayern Innovativ GmbH was founded in 1995 at the initiative of the Bavarian state government and promotes the exchange of innovations across industries and technologies, supporting primarily small- and medium-sized companies in initiating innovations. Bayern Innovativ GmbH closes existing technological gaps by selectively involving scientific institutes and connecting potential partners both at the same level and on different stages of the value chain. To do so, Bayern Innovativ works in five fields of competence: mobility, energy, material, health/life science and production/digitalisation. The networks of Bayern Innovativ GmbH presently comprise some 80,000 professionals from 40,000 companies and research institutes and 80 partner network organisations. Imprint: https://www.bayern-innovativ.de/seite/impressum