Julia Edelmann is an Associate in Business Transformation and Architecture at SAP, focusing on communications and sustainability. A graduate of Heidelberg University with a Masters in Transcultural Studies, she has authored articles on corporate sustainability and has experience in SAPs MEE Customer Advisory Sustainability Team, driving sustainability-focused initiatives.
Outside of SAP, Julia is a co-founder and editor for Crossmopollinate, a collective that applies transcultural research to real-world challenges. She is passionate about science communication and bridging the gap between complex academic topics and wider audiences through the collectives magazine, INTERVAL.
Unique fact: She co-founded a research collective to apply academic methods from transcultural studies to solve practical challenges in business and politics.
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