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Country Chair: Matthias Bosch

Germany

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Matthias Bosch

Country Chair For Germany

Matthias Bosch is a founding partner of the intellectual property law firm Bosch Jehle in Munich. Over the years, his practice has expanded into various fields of intellectual property and focuses now on complex patent litigation in the tech industry. He holds a mechanical engineering degree as well as a Ph.D. in patent law from the Max Planck Institute.

After retiring from his law practice in 2020, Matthias enrolled at the Harvard Kennedy School for an executive education certificate for non-profit organizations. Since January 2021, Matthias functions as the Executive Coordinator for Global Dignity, Inc.

His career has provided him with the opportunity to travel the world working with colleagues and companies in various countries. This experience has shown him that while many people do live dignified lives, teaching dignity in all its various forms is still needed worldwide, as well as in Germany. When we recognize what we have in common rather than focusing on our differences, each of us can make a positive, meaningful impact. Matthias’ goal is to bring Global Dignity's teachings in some form into German businesses and schools to build a stronger and more stable society.