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Ismene Poulakos
Ismene Poulakos

Ismene Poulakos is a journalist and storytelling expert. At rheingold, she is responsible for all publishing activities such as PR studies and the rheingold webinars.

Phone: +49 221-466 828 0
E-mail: poulakos@rheingold-online.de

Strategy development with sweet spot - depth psychology meets agile implementation 

With its "Fluid Strategy", the joint venture between the rheingold Institute, the digital agency Gerhard and Alexander Kiock offers flexible, data-driven strategies that are based on unconscious behavioral patterns and can be implemented as quickly as possible.
Burial in the forest for nature lovers

Balance between grief and financial effort 

How should the farewell to loved ones be organized? How much money should be spent on this? How are decisions made about how and where a burial should take place? Answers to these questions can be found in the "Last Path" study, which FriedWald conducted with the rheingold Institute in summer 2024.
rheingold Congress 2024

That was the rheingold Congress 2024

The rheingold Congress 2024 in Cologne was all about the "New Logic of Life". Here are photos and videos from our event.

rheingold Congress: Insights into the balancing act of consumers

The rheingold Congress 2024 is characterized by major social upheavals and the influences of AI. planung&analyse spoke to Judith Barbolini, member of the management board of the rheingold Institute, about the consumer of the future.

Fear of social decline promotes right-wing populist attitudes

The fifth edition of the study series "How we really live" 2024 has now been published on behalf of Philip Morris Germany. The results show that individual fear of social decline in particular plays a central role in the emergence of populist attitudes.

Theo Koll interviews Stephan Grünewald on the state of society

Grünewald also explains the loss of trust in politics with the "bickering" within the government. From a psychological point of view, bickering is different from arguing. Disagreement is always about a change of perspective. Disagreement opens up perspectives and seeks a productive solution in the form of a compromise

Witt study: How the 50+ generation in Germany loves and lives

The 50+ generation loves and lives much more freely and uncompromisingly than the generations of the same age before them. "Men only outpatient, no longer inpatient": 57% of female singles in the 50-70 age group do not want a relationship.

Witt study: How the 50+ generation loves and lives

The 50+ generation loves and lives much more freely and uncompromisingly than the generations of the same age before them. "Men only outpatient, no longer inpatient": 57% of female singles in the 50-70 age group do not want a relationship.

EM study - domestic vs. Chinese sponsorship

Flash study by the rheingold Institute on sponsorship impact at UEFA EURO 2024 shows preference for everyday and domestic sponsorships.

Best Case Studiosus - Back to the office

How can home office rules be renegotiated, how can team spirit be redesigned? In order to understand this conflict-laden topic even more closely with employees and to secure its strategic decisions, the study tour market leader Studiosus conducted a qualitative study with the rheingold Institute.
The psychology of positive urban development

Study on the psychology of the Altenessen district

Between new beginnings and (threatened) Ruhrpott nostalgia - a district in Essen is an example of how cities can work on their identity.
The psychology of positive urban development

The psychology of positive urban development

Urban development is more than image and public perception. A qualitative rheingold study on the Altenessen district shows how important it is to shed light on the dark sides and at the same time use the potential for fascination for positive development.
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