Young consultants take a novel approach to chart creation

Darmstadt/Berlin, March 1, 2005

In March, think-cell started supporting all student consultants organized in the Bundesverband Deutscher Studentischer Unternehmensberatungen e. V. (Confederation of German Junior Enterprises, BDSU) by providing them cutting-edge technologies for the creation of business presentations. As part of a broad sponsorship think-cell offers its presentation software product think-cell chart to all BDSU members for free.

" think-cell chart is being used by thousands of strategy consultants world-wide providing a very efficient way of creating sophisticated business charts.", explains Markus Hannebauer, think-cell's CEO. "With our sponsorship we offer aspiring professionals the opportunity to get to know this new market standard and its benefits in their own projects."

Both partners harmonize perfectly in this sponsorship: think-cell knows the best practices of leading consulting firms and offers a perfectly adapted software product. The BDSU on the other side offers a broad national and international network with its 2000 members, alumni and partners.

"The use of think-cell chart offers us a time-saving alternative to the cumbersome manual elaboration of our project results. Besides, this software is already very popular with a vast number of our members.", says Elena Blüggel, Executive Board member of the BDSU.

About the BDSU

The BDSU was founded in 1992. Currently, it comprises 29 member organisations and about 2000 student consultants from all over Germany. The BDSU ensures the fulfilment of commonly agreed quality principles thus guaranteeing a quality standard to its clients.

About think-cell

Founded in Berlin in 2002, think-cell is the de facto standard for creating professional presentations in PowerPoint. With productivity tools and support for 40+ chart types, all of the top 10 global consulting firms rely on think-cell. It is the software of choice for the DAX 40 and Fortune 500 companies and is taught at 9 of the top 10 US business schools.

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