President Wolf Kirsten

Wolf Kirsten is Founder and President of International Health Consulting based in Berlin, Germany (www.wolfkirsten.com).His company mission is to help international corporations, organizations and governments improve the quality of life of their respective population through innovative, culturally appropriate, and cost-effective health promotion programs. Mr. Kirsten has published and edited extensively on the global aspects of health promotion in various international publications.He has...See more

Wolf Kirsten is Founder and President of International Health Consulting based in Berlin, Germany (www.wolfkirsten.com).His company mission is to help international corporations, organizations and governments improve the quality of life of their respective population through innovative, culturally appropriate, and cost-effective health promotion programs. Mr. Kirsten has published and edited extensively on the global aspects of health promotion in various international publications.He has assisted numerous international corporations with the implementation and coordination of their health promotion programs.His consulting portfolio extends from China to North America and Europe to the Middle East, advising companies such as Nokia, Johnson & Johnson, Cisco, and Saudi Aramco.He also advised the Ministry of Health of the Kingdom of Bahrain and crafted a national health promotion strategy.Mr. Kirsten teaches post graduate courses in health promotion at the Freie Universität in Berlin and the Hochschule Magdeburg and is a sought after speaker and trainer. He is the co-founder and board member of the International Institute for Health Promotion (IIHP), which he managed for eight years in Washington, DC, and on the board of the International Association of Worksite Health Promotion (IAWHP). Mr. Kirsten received his Master of Science in Health Promotion Management and graduated Magna Cum Laude from American University in Washington, DC.He is a German native and lived many years abroad (United States, England, and China). See less