Ansgar Oberholz’s studies in physics, mathematics, informatics and philosophy did not see him through to a mortarboard—the Berlin of the 90s was far too a distracting and interesting place. Instead he pursued music, produced software, and founded an agency for visual communication and a model agency.
He opened up the St. Oberholz together with Koulla Louca in 2005. The St. Oberholz of today is renowned for being an epi-center of the Berlin startup-scene in Berlin Mitte that more than paved the way of coworking as we know it. Today St. Oberholz operates various Working Coffee Shops and Flex Office Centers and has a consulting unit. Ansgar is considered a veteran of the entrepreneurial scene and an expert on the phenomena associated with New Work. He is CEO of the St. Oberholz group which is about to expand their flexible office business throughout Germany in the next years.
Ansgar Oberholz was an advisor in Berlin senat’s startup-unit and adviser for various corporates. He used to be a mentor for various incubators as enpact and Tech Star Metro and a member of the board of a Berlin real estate company.
