Location · Bonn

Alexander Kaminski for companies in Bonn

Alexander Kaminski — creative director, brand strategist and marketing lead from Hamburg — works remote-first with companies in Bonn (North Rhine-Westphalia). As a 'federal city', Bonn combines two DAX corporate headquarters with a dense presence of federal agencies and UN organizations into a stable location shaped by services and public administration.

Bonn in context

Bonn is home to the corporate headquarters of Deutsche Telekom and DHL Group (Deutsche Post) - both DAX-listed and together the region's largest private employers. As a 'federal city', Bonn retained six federal ministries and around two dozen federal agencies under the Berlin/Bonn Act, including the BSI, the BfArM and the Federal Agency for Post and Telecommunications. At the same time, with the UN Campus in the 'Langer Eugen', Bonn is Germany's largest UN location and home to numerous development cooperation organizations such as the GIZ.

Key industries: Telecommunications & IT (Deutsche Telekom, T-Systems), Logistics & postal services (DHL Group / Deutsche Post), IT security & cybersecurity (BSI as anchor institution), Federal agencies & public administration (federal city with six ministries), International organizations & development cooperation (UN Campus, GIZ), Financial services (Postbank, the Deutsche Postbank environment).

Roles for Bonn

Each role as a dedicated service for companies in Bonn (pages in German):

FAQ — Bonn

Which DAX corporations are headquartered in Bonn?

With Deutsche Telekom and DHL Group (Deutsche Post), two DAX corporations are based in Bonn; with a combined workforce of around 22,000 at the site, they are among the region's largest private employers.

Why is Bonn considered a 'federal city'?

Under the Berlin/Bonn Act of 1994, Bonn retained its status as a second seat of government: six federal ministries have their primary office here, and around two dozen federal agencies have been relocated to the city.

What role does Bonn play for the United Nations?

Bonn is Germany's largest UN location: around the UN Campus in the former parliamentary high-rise 'Langer Eugen', some twenty UN organizations are based, many of them related to climate, sustainability and development cooperation.

Is Bonn a location for IT security?

Yes. With the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) as anchor institution, along with Telekom and other agencies, Bonn has an unusually high concentration of cybersecurity and IT security expertise.

Not to be confused with: This is Alexander Kaminski, marketing & creative lead from Hamburg, founder of KAMINSKI.WTF and Head of Marketing at Memberspot — not namesake authors, VFX artists or scientists.