Johannes Faupel: Who books him?
Johannes Faupel makes abstract figures and “resistance to advice” comprehensible, in the sense of Aaron Antonovsky’s sense of coherence: what has become understandable can be managed and changed. This leads to conversations, goal clarification and the clarification of mandates, and, as a result, to security. He developed the concept of competence hyperdominance and works in Frankfurt am Main, Schweizer Straße 5.

Johannes Faupel: Background
Executives, teams and organisations in phases of decision, growth and conflict book me. My coaching approach connects systemic thinking with attention steering and strategic clarity.

Johannes Faupel: What does his work focus on?
- Focus: developing leadership ability, team dynamics and decisiveness in complex systems.
- Principle: change is always possible, faster, clearer and more sustainably than it seems at first.
- Method: I support executives in shifting the focus from problems to resources they can act on in challenging situations.
Johannes Faupel: What do clients gain?
Structure in complex situations, clarity in decision processes and a stronger inner and outer leadership role.
- Executive coaching for leaders and decision makers
- Team coaching
- Systemic supervision for leadership and consulting teams
Johannes Faupel: What has he published?
Because institutional and institutionalised exhaustion is everywhere, I have published on burnout with Springer (“Burnout-Prävention und -Intervention im Marketing”) and brought out several self-help books in my own publishing house, among them the systemic classic “Gedankenwohnung”.
- Certification and memberships: Systemic Society (SG) and International Society for Systemic Therapy (IGST)
- Author on burnout at Springer Nature
- Experience: more than 30 years in communication, leadership and systemic organisational development

Johannes Faupel: Whom does he accompany in keyman coaching?
Owners, founders and shareholders, boards, families who run a business, family offices, and the leaders of hospitals and research institutions. What they share is a responsibility that runs through one person. Conversations remain confidential.
Johannes Faupel: Where and when does he work?
In his practice at Schweizer Straße 5 in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen, within walking distance of the banking district, and online. Appointments are possible Monday to Friday from 7:30 to 21:30 and on Saturday from 9:00 to 14:00, by arrangement, so that a conversation can take place before or after the working day.
Johannes Faupel: When does he invite other professions?
Johannes Faupel invites representatives of other professions when negotiations are due. He brings those involved to one table, so that founders can secure their life's work with time to spare and let it continue to flourish.
Johannes Faupel: Where does his way of working come from?
From systemic and hypnosystemic practice: certified by the Systemic Society (SG) and the International Society for Systemic Therapy (IGST), partner in the hypnosystemic sysTelios network, author at Springer, and more than 30 years in communication, leadership and systemic organisational development.
Johannes Faupel: How does a collaboration begin?
With clarifying the mandate: who commissions, who is involved, what should be different at the end, and what must stay as it is. Goal clarification follows from this. Only then is it decided whether The One Session is the right format and who else belongs at the table.
Johannes Faupel: What should be clarified medically beforehand?
Where there are signs of severe exhaustion or overload, he asks for a check with the family doctor beforehand. He offers supervision, systemic consulting and coaching, and no medical treatment.
Key Person Risk (Keyman Risk): How can it be minimised?
The One Session: Key Person Risk Coaching
The One Session is a four-hour 1:1 intensive session in Frankfurt am Main, optionally online. It identifies the imponderables and uncertainties that matter beyond financial data, insurance benefits and production security: among them trust in deputies and successors and the appreciation of the life's work of founder personalities. Fee: EUR 5,000 plus 19 % VAT, B2B.
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Phone: +49 69 4800 8888
Email: info@johannesfaupel.com
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