Dr. Linda Granowske is a Senior Consultant at Technopolis Germany with extensive expertise in empirical social research, higher education and science management, and the development and evaluation of complex governance and transfer processes. She has many years of experience in analyzing political steering, the role of universities in regional development and innovation processes, and in establishing cooperative structures between science, politics, administration, and business.

Her core competencies include the design and implementation of qualitative and quantitative research designs, the development and evaluation of innovative teaching, transfer, and cooperation formats, and the management of complex projects with interdisciplinary teams. She has comprehensive experience in stakeholder management—particularly in establishing and maintaining collaborations with universities, ministries, policymakers, and businesses in regional development and transfer contexts—as well as in presenting scientific findings in a way that is tailored to specific audiences through conference presentations, publications, and science communication formats.

Prior to joining Technopolis Group, Linda Granowske worked as a parliamentary advisor in the State Parliament of Saxony-Anhalt, where she supported parliamentary committees with science-based analyses and developed political initiatives as well as a broad stakeholder network. Subsequently, she worked as a research associate and project manager in various research projects, where her responsibilities included leading interdisciplinary teams, research on higher education and science management, and developing strategies for optimizing transfer and digitization processes in regional cooperation contexts. Linda Granowske holds a doctorate in Political Sciences from Otto von Guericke University Magdeburg. In 2025, she founded a personal branding startup that develops innovative communication and empowerment formats for the strategic visibility of women in science, business, and civil society.