Toralf Schneider

Toralf Schneider

Founder & Managing Director

net4x UG

T: +49 163 613 92 09
M: toralf@net4x.de

Toralf Schneider is the founder, a visionary realist and the creative driving force behind the network.

He is the father of three sons, an endurance athlete and a music enthusiast, and lives and works in Berlin.

As a speaker, business angel and trainer, he makes his know-how and extensive wealth of experience from more than 25 years of e-commerce and marketing available to the community through talks, workshops and coaching sessions. He focuses in particular on the food, consumer goods, technology/IT, agriculture and healthcare sectors.

How do we eat today and tomorrow, what are the trends in e-commerce over the coming years, where is the digitalisation journey heading in agriculture and healthcare, and above all, how and where do companies talk about it so that they are noticed?

“Brick-and-mortar retail & succeeding online! – Opportunities for mid-sized companies in e-commerce” and “Acquiring new customers and building brands on social networks – customers buy great stories!” are current topics that he presents in an exciting and entertaining way in keynotes or workshops.

He is particularly committed to the following two projects:

Marktgenuss Brandenburg – an e-commerce and marketing platform for products from rural areas in Brandenburg and saftoo – representative elegance in bottles – your provider of exquisite juices

Toralf is also a lecturer at the Berlin University of Applied Sciences and Technology (HTW Berlin), Faculty of Business Administration, in the CRM and E-Business degree programme, and since the founding of logistic-natives e.V., he has been the spokesperson for the “Projects & Grants” working group.
Since November 2023, he has been a deputy board member.

 

 

I am a logistic-native because I want to actively rethink and shape logistics processes together with other pioneers in the industry. The association offers me the perfect platform and workspace I have been looking for for a long time.

Florian Seikel