Ralf Baron

Partner

Ralf works with key players in the mobility ecosystem on strategy, innovation, transformation and performance improvement.

Education

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
M.A. Political Science

Past Experience

United Nations, Centre for Science and Technology for Development (New York)
Scientific Officer
Institut für Organisationsforschung und Technologieanwendung (IOT)
Researcher and Management Consultant

Ralf is a Partner at Arthur D. Little based in Frankfurt.

Ralf has more than 25 years of experience in management consulting and has worked in the mobility sector for more than 20 years. He advises leading players in the mobility industry and ecosystem on strategic orientation and performance improvement, as well as organizational change and transformation.

As global Head of Arthur D. Little’s T&T practice, Ralf works on mobility issues around the world and addresses key transportation-related topics in various cultural contexts.

CEOs and management board members regularly seek Ralf’s advice as a challenger, change manager, and coach. Ralf is a passionate team worker with strong communications skills and a highly recognized talent to manage group meetings and workshops.

Ralf has served as chairman for leading industry conferences and is a sought-after speaker for conferences and meetings.

Ralf started his career at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, working on technology assessment and innovation.

A core value that Ralf pursues in his work and private life is “respect.”

Recent Publications

Digital business models in freight
Autonomous Mobility Journal Edition I I – August 2020
Aviation year zero – New non-aero revenues
Retail shops, food & beverage outlets and car parks are perceived as integral parts of an airport. These so-called “non-aero revenues” have long been a reliable and profitable source of income for airports. However, in recent years, airports’ vital income source has been under attack. Now, due to the COVID-19 crisis, airport terminals around the world are deserted. Is COVID-19 the last bullet that will break airports’ fortress?

Ralf is a Partner at Arthur D. Little based in Frankfurt.

Ralf has more than 25 years of experience in management consulting and has worked in the mobility sector for more than 20 years. He advises leading players in the mobility industry and ecosystem on strategic orientation and performance improvement, as well as organizational change and transformation.

As global Head of Arthur D. Little’s T&T practice, Ralf works on mobility issues around the world and addresses key transportation-related topics in various cultural contexts.

CEOs and management board members regularly seek Ralf’s advice as a challenger, change manager, and coach. Ralf is a passionate team worker with strong communications skills and a highly recognized talent to manage group meetings and workshops.

Ralf has served as chairman for leading industry conferences and is a sought-after speaker for conferences and meetings.

Ralf started his career at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, working on technology assessment and innovation.

A core value that Ralf pursues in his work and private life is “respect.”

Recent Publications

Digital business models in freight
Autonomous Mobility Journal Edition I I – August 2020
Aviation year zero – New non-aero revenues
Retail shops, food & beverage outlets and car parks are perceived as integral parts of an airport. These so-called “non-aero revenues” have long been a reliable and profitable source of income for airports. However, in recent years, airports’ vital income source has been under attack. Now, due to the COVID-19 crisis, airport terminals around the world are deserted. Is COVID-19 the last bullet that will break airports’ fortress?

More About Ralf
  • Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
    M.A. Political Science
  • United Nations, Centre for Science and Technology for Development (New York)
    Scientific Officer
  • Institut für Organisationsforschung und Technologieanwendung (IOT)
    Researcher and Management Consultant