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His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales has visited the headquarters of Siemens AG while on a trip to Germany. The Prince's trip is focused on the bilateral relations between the United Kingdom and Germany. During his roughly 45-minute tour of the company's headquarters, Prince Charles learned about topics such as sustainability, the new world of work and Siemens' Cents4Sense initiative. He also signed the company's visitors' book.

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His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales has visited the headquarters of Siemens AG while on a trip to Germany. During his roughly 45-minute tour of the company's headquarters, Prince Charles learned about topics such as sustainability, the new world of work and Siemens' Cents4Sense initiative. He also signed the company's visitors' book.
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales has visited the headquarters of Siemens AG while on a trip to Germany. During his roughly 45-minute tour of the company's headquarters, Prince Charles learned about topics such as sustainability, the new world of work and Siemens' Cents4Sense initiative. He also signed the company's visitors' book.

Further Information

Topics of the visit

The Siemens-corporate Headquarters 

After a six-year project period, including three years of construction work, the new Siemens headquarters building in Munich opened its doors on June 24, 2016. With about 45,000 square meters of aboveground floor space, the company has created a modern, inspiring work environment for about 1,200 employees. Environmental friendliness and energy efficiency play a key role here: the new building meets the world's highest sustainability standards.
Around 300,000 employee shareholders

The future of work 

Digitalization is affecting every area of human life – including the jobs we do. That’s why we are using technology to create empowered employment opportunities. As a future-oriented company, it’s our responsibility to design new strategies that place employees at the center of this ongoing change. More than just a buzzword, the ‘future of work’ means taking a people-first approach to the way we navigate an increasingly digital world. That approach begins with how we recruit the next generation of talent and is an essential part of what we do to retain and reskill the almost 380,000 employees we call our Future Makers.
Siemens opens its first international office

Siemens History in the UK

The opening of the first international office in London
Even before Werner von Siemens founded "Telegraphen-Bauanstalt von Siemens & Halske" in Berlin in 1847, he began marketing his inventions in the United Kingdom. As early as 1843, he sent his brother Wilhelm (officially William as of 1859) to London with instructions to patent an electrolytic method of gold and silver plating he had patented in Prussia. One year later, in 1844, Wilhelm settled permanently in London as a "civil engineer" and opened a sales agency for Siemens & Halske on March 16, 1850.

Contact

Stefan Wagner

Siemens AG

+49 (89) 636-21561

Anika Stegeman

British Embassy Berlin

+49 (30) 20457444

Link to this page
www.siemens.com/press/royal-visit