The era we are entering is multi-layered, interconnected, AI-driven, and fast.
Markets no longer move in straight lines. They move through parallel realities, accelerated technologies, new risks, and new decision dynamics.
The Hidden Mechanics of B2B Decisions in a Nonlinear World
MULTILENNIUM reveals why traditional sales reaches its limits when customers show interest but are not yet ready to decide. It connects the rise of a new technological era with the hidden reality of modern B2B decisions. It is not about more pressure, more pipeline, or more activity. It is about clarity, trust, relevance, and the moment interest becomes real decision power.
What was once lived in practice has become mere theory for many—long since detached from reality. A New Era Begins and MULTILENNIUM decodes how decisions move inside it.
B2B Sales has Changed
The Physics of Modern Sales and Decision-Making
Two Ways of seeing Commercial Progress
Activity Flow vs. Customer Decision Reality
The most important part of a B2B decision
is often the part you cannot see.
Pipeline activity is visible.
Meetings are visible.
Proposals, forecasts and CRM stages are visible.
But a customer decision is not simply the sum of those activities.
Much of what ultimately determines whether a complex B2B decision moves, slows down or stops develops beneath the visible sales process.
See the bigger picture through Seven Applied Perspectives that connect the thinking behind the book with commercial practice—while the underlying mechanics remain where they belong: in the book itself.
Seven Applied Perspectives
One connected commercial logic
Explore six concise perspectives on how modern B2B organisations can connect customer evidence, explainable AI and accountable human action—from commercial intelligence and decision clarity to revenue focus, value justification, seller productivity and customer engagement.
APPLIED PERSPECTIVE 01
Commercial Intelligence
From fragmented signals to better, human-owned revenue decisions
Commercial intelligence becomes useful when fragmented evidence from CRM, finance, service, delivery and the market is connected in one unified, governed decision-support dashboard. This Applied Perspective shows how teams can identify the right account, stakeholders, timing, issue and supporting material—while evidence strength remains visible and an accountable human owner accepts, adjusts or rejects the recommended Next Best Action.
APPLIED PERSPECTIVE 02
Decision Clarity in Complex B2B
Making high-stakes customer decisions internally defensible
Decision clarity in complex B2B begins with a simple distinction: CRM stage is not customer decision state. Buying groups may move backwards, forwards, in parallel, skip ahead or return to earlier decision tasks as they test fit, build the internal case, align stakeholders and prepare implementation. This Applied Perspective shows how the commercial response can follow verified customer evidence rather than elapsed time or internal activity.
APPLIED PERSPECTIVE 03
Revenue Focus
Directing scarce commercial attention to the right accounts and opportunities
Revenue focus is the discipline of deciding where scarce commercial attention should go now—and why. This Applied Perspective shows how account potential, change signals, customer relevance, stakeholder evidence, capacity and timing can support explainable prioritisation. It frames a transparent recommendation with visible evidence strength, a named owner and a human decision to accept, adjust or reject the recommended Next Best Action.
APPLIED PERSPECTIVE 04
Value Justification
Building an internally defensible customer business case
Value justification helps turn a value hypothesis into an internally defensible customer business case. This Applied Perspective shows how a spreadsheet or dashboard can keep baselines, assumptions, scenarios, ownership, stakeholder tests, risk and implementation readiness visible. The aim is not false precision, but a transparent, customer-led case that stakeholders can explain, challenge, validate and carry into implementation and realised value.
APPLIED PERSPECTIVE 05
Seller Productivity
Reducing administrative friction while protecting human moments that create revenue
Seller productivity should not be measured by output alone. It can improve when AI reduces friction around research, preparation, documentation, CRM capture and follow-up—without taking ownership of the customer relationship. This Applied Perspective shows how Voice of Sales, co-design, manager coaching and capability development can help embed AI-assisted workflows in daily practice—with progress measured against a baseline for time recovered, work quality, adoption and customer outcomes.
APPLIED PERSPECTIVE 06
Customer Engagement
Making every interaction useful, connected and responsive to customer needs
Customer engagement works when every interaction helps with the task at hand and the relevant context moves with the customer across channels, teams and stages. This Applied Perspective shows how organisations can combine relevant support, customer choice, clear ownership and visible follow-through—from independent exploration through adoption, service and renewal—while AI supports consistency and handovers, and accountable people remain available for judgement, commitments and exceptions.
APPLIED PERSPECTIVE 07
Ideal Customer Profile
Defining where commercial effort can create and sustain mutual value
Ideal customer fit should not be reduced to company size, industry or geography alone. It becomes useful when the profile connects customer context, the specific task, mutual economics, delivery ability, partnership conditions and strategic relevance. This Applied Perspective shows how organisations can build a revisable, evidence-based customer–offer hypothesis—while keeping account fit, current opportunity evidence and buying-group readiness distinct, and guiding where commercial attention, coverage and resources should be invested
CONSULTING ✦ ENABLEMENT ✦ COACHING
AI-DRIVEN COMMERCIAL EXCELLENCE
AND
B2B DECISION-MAKING
AI tools in place—but not yet used effectively in sales?
Multilennium helps complex B2B sales organisations improve how customers reach internally defensible decisions—using their existing CRM, data and approved AI tools, while keeping judgement and accountability human.
Consulting, enablement and coaching for decision clarity, sales leadership, value justification, opportunity quality and seller productivity.
AI in Sales — Quick Check
A focused review.
Clear priorities for practical action.
A Quick Check provides a focused advisory review of how AI is used—or could be used—in your sales organisation. Every engagement starts with your existing systems, approved tools and sales processes.
Together, we examine selected sales workflows, relevant use cases, adoption barriers and the needs of sellers and managers.
To create focus, the Quick Check starts with three economic lighthouses: Revenue & Margin Intelligence, Share of Wallet and Seller Productivity. They provide a practical starting point for prioritising use cases by business value, feasibility, data readiness and adoption—not by novelty.
You receive prioritised recommendations on where to act first, what to adjust in daily work, which training or coaching would help, and which dependencies should be clarified with IT.
The result is a practical next-step plan with proposed responsibilities and measures for evaluating progress. The scope is agreed in advance. This is an advisory review, not a technical systems audit.
Sales Leadership in the AI Era
Turn AI potential into practical leadership, adoption and stronger sales execution.
This programme helps sales leaders translate AI opportunities into practical leadership routines, coaching and day-to-day commercial execution. Starting with your existing sales processes, CRM environment and approved tools, we examine where AI can support preparation, insight, prioritisation, coaching and performance conversations.
Leaders learn how to guide adoption, challenge AI-supported recommendations, maintain human accountability and help their teams use technology with confidence and commercial judgement.
The result is a practical leadership approach with clearer priorities, stronger coaching routines and defined actions for embedding AI responsibly into everyday sales management.
AI-Supported Consultative & Solution Selling
Prepare better, discover more deeply and connect customer problems with relevant solutions.
This programme develops the skills required to move from product-led conversations towards stronger customer diagnosis and solution relevance. Participants work on preparation, questioning, listening, problem exploration, stakeholder perspectives, needs clarification and the translation of customer challenges into meaningful solution approaches.
AI can support research, preparation, question development and the structuring of information, while the quality of discovery, dialogue, judgement and customer interaction remains human-led.
The result is more purposeful customer conversations, better problem understanding and solutions that are more clearly connected to customer priorities and business needs.
AI-Enhanced Value Selling & Value Justification
Turn customer outcomes into credible value and an internally defensible business case.
This programme helps sales teams move beyond generic value propositions and develop customer-specific value hypotheses that can withstand internal scrutiny. Participants work with customer outcomes, baselines, assumptions, business impact, stakeholder expectations, risks and implementation considerations.
AI can support preparation, scenario development and the organisation of available evidence, but assumptions must remain transparent and customer validation is essential.
The result is a clearer and more credible value story that helps customers understand, challenge, justify and communicate the economic and operational case for change.
AI-Assisted Opportunity Management & Negotiation
Improve opportunity judgement, expose decision barriers and negotiate with stronger preparation.
This programme strengthens the management of complex opportunities from qualification through customer commitment. Teams examine opportunity quality, stakeholder dynamics, decision barriers, competitive position, risks, next actions and the evidence supporting the current opportunity assessment.
AI can help structure information, test scenarios and prepare negotiation options, while qualification decisions, customer interaction and negotiation responsibility remain with the sales professional.
The result is greater opportunity clarity, more disciplined next actions and stronger preparation for commitments, trade-offs and negotiations.
AI-Enabled CRM, Sales Productivity & Performance
Reduce administrative friction while improving CRM quality, execution and performance management.
This programme focuses on making existing sales systems and workflows more useful for sellers and managers. We examine CRM routines, preparation, documentation, follow-up, information quality, workflow friction, performance management and suitable areas where approved AI tools can reduce repetitive work or improve access to relevant information.
The objective is not more technology or additional reporting. It is to help teams spend less time on avoidable administration while improving the quality and consistency of commercial execution.
The result is a practical set of workflow improvements, adoption priorities and management routines aligned with your existing systems and sales environment.
Sales Fundamentals & Advanced Selling Skills
Build the core commercial capabilities that strong sales performance still depends on.
Not every sales challenge requires AI. This programme develops the fundamental and advanced skills sales professionals need to succeed in real customer situations—from prospecting, preparation and needs discovery to consultative selling, value communication, objection handling, negotiation, closing and account development.
Content is tailored to the experience of the participants, your commercial priorities and the sales methods, processes and systems already in place. Programmes can be delivered entirely as classical sales enablement training or selectively enriched with relevant AI-supported applications.
The result is stronger sales capability, greater consistency in execution and practical skills that participants can apply immediately in their customer work.
How We Work
Your existing CRM, data sources, approved AI tools and sales processes provide the starting point for every consulting, training and coaching engagement. The work is tailored to your commercial priorities, the needs of your teams and your organisation’s requirements for data use and approval. A new platform or system replacement is not assumed.
Where technical changes are needed, I help clarify the commercial requirements and work with your IT team or existing implementation partners. My contribution is use-case definition, workflow design, training, coaching and adoption support. Technical implementation and system operation remain with your designated technical teams or providers.
Responsible AI use, evidence verification, governance and adoption are integrated across every programme.
Where relevant, programmes are enriched by selected perspectives from Multilennium Physics™ on how complex B2B decisions actually develop.
Available as executive workshops, modular training programmes, sales academies, team enablement, coaching and train-the-trainer formats. Programmes are delivered in English and German. Business conversations can also be conducted in Turkish and Italian.
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Understanding decisions. Improving commercial performance.
A strong offer can still end in “no decision.” Understanding why—and helping organizations move forward—is at the heart of Ayhan Georgi’s work.
Ayhan Georgi brings more than twenty years of international experience in Sales Excellence, Sales Enablement, Commercial Transformation and Leadership Coaching. He has worked with companies from multiple perspectives: as a salesperson, consultant, trainer, coach and corporate leader. At a global enterprise, he designed and led a Sales Excellence function spanning 25+ locations, multiple business units and a complex matrix.
Across these roles, one question has remained central:
Why do people decide and act the way they do?
His perspective combines hands-on experience with continuous independent study and thousands of conversations with practitioners. By examining real sales situations, he identifies recurring patterns in how people interpret information, weigh consequences and justify action. He translates these observations into clear frameworks and practical approaches that connect strategic direction with everyday commercial work.
His forthcoming book, Multilennium Physics, explores the hidden dynamics behind B2B decisions. It looks at business decisions through the lens of forces: what creates movement, what generates resistance and why promising opportunities stall. In a world shaped by AI and digital channels, the book examines a challenge that more information alone cannot solve: reaching a decision that people can understand, support and justify.
That same perspective informs his consulting, training and coaching. Ayhan helps organizations strengthen sales capabilities, improve customer conversations, align commercial priorities and equip leaders to turn change into everyday practice. His work also addresses the practical, responsible use of AI in sales—connecting technology with the people, decisions and workflows it needs to support.
Through Multilennium, he brings these strands together: a book that offers a fresh perspective on decisions, and practical support for the teams and leaders working to improve commercial performance.
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A. Legal Notice
1. Service Provider and Website Operator
Information pursuant to Section 5 of the German Digital Services Act
(Digitale-Dienste-Gesetz – DDG) and Section 18(1) of the German Interstate Media Treaty
(Medienstaatsvertrag – MStV)
Ayhan Georgi
Schillerstraße 33
40237 Düsseldorf
Germany
Website: multilennium.ai
Email: ayhan.georgi@gmx.de
Telephone: +49(0)1622948970
Ayhan Georgi is the service provider and legally responsible operator of this website.
2. Person Responsible for Journalistic-Editorial Content
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Ayhan Georgi
Schillerstraße 33
40237 Düsseldorf
Germany
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1. Use of Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence systems may be used on this website as supporting tools for purposes including:
research and information analysis;
content structuring;
drafting and linguistic revision;
translation;
the development of visual concepts;
the creation or editing of illustrations and other visual material.
The use of artificial intelligence as a supporting tool does not transfer editorial responsibility to the AI system or to its provider.
2. Human Review and Editorial Responsibility
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Ayhan Georgi has the authority to:
amend content on substantive grounds;
reject content;
request further review or verification;
approve content for publication.
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A purely formal review, such as automated spell-checking or grammatical correction alone, is not treated as substantive human review.
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Where disclosure is required under Article 50 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 on artificial intelligence or under another applicable law, the relevant disclosure will be provided clearly, distinguishably and accessibly no later than the first interaction with or exposure to the relevant content or system.
This applies in particular to:
an AI system that interacts directly with users, unless it is already obvious that the user is interacting with an AI system;
AI-generated or AI-manipulated image, audio or video content that constitutes a deepfake;
AI-generated or materially AI-manipulated text published for the purpose of informing the public about matters of public interest where the content has not undergone sufficient human review or editorial control and no natural or legal person assumes editorial responsibility for its publication;
automatically generated social-media content where disclosure is required under Section 18(3) of the German Interstate Media Treaty.
Depending on the relevant content, a direct disclosure may use wording such as:
“AI-generated image”;
“AI-generated or AI-manipulated content”;
“You are interacting with an AI system”;
“This text was generated or materially edited using artificial intelligence and has not undergone substantive human review.”
The general information contained in this notice does not replace any disclosure that must be placed directly next to the relevant content, system or function.
4. Human-Reviewed AI-Assisted Text
Where artificial intelligence has assisted in drafting text that is published for the purpose of informing the public about matters of public interest, no separate AI label will be omitted unless:
the text has undergone substantive human review or editorial control; and
Ayhan Georgi assumes editorial responsibility for its publication.
Where these conditions are not met, the relevant text will be labelled directly and clearly.
5. Machine Translations
The optional IONOS Website Translator generates translations of visible website content in real time.
Unless a translated version is expressly identified as having undergone substantive human review, translated content generated by this function is machine-translated and has not been reviewed by a human.
The following notice should be displayed in direct connection with the translation function or translated content:
“Machine-translated content – not human-reviewed. The translation may contain inaccuracies. In case of discrepancies, the original English version prevails.”
Privacy Policy
1. General Information and Scope
This Privacy Policy explains the nature, scope, purposes and legal bases of the processing of personal data in connection with the use of the website:
multilennium.ai
It applies to the website functions and services described below.
Should additional services be introduced, including a contact form, newsletter, online shop, embedded videos, maps, social-media plugins, advertising services or additional analytics tools, this Privacy Policy will be updated before or when such services are activated.
2. Controller
The controller within the meaning of Article 4(7) of the General Data Protection Regulation is:
Ayhan Georgi
Schillerstraße 33
40237 Düsseldorf
Germany
Email: contact@multilennium.ai
Telephone: 0162-2948970
3. Hosting and Technical Provision of the Website
This website is hosted and technically provided using services supplied by:
IONOS SE
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56410 Montabaur
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When the website is accessed, technically necessary information may be processed in order to establish the connection, deliver the requested website content, maintain security and diagnose technical errors.
This information may include:
the IP address of the requesting device;
the requested website, page or file;
the date and time of access;
the referring website or URL;
browser type and browser version;
operating system;
device type;
technical connection and request information.
The purposes of this processing are:
the secure and reliable provision of the website;
the transmission of website content;
the prevention and investigation of misuse or attacks;
technical troubleshooting;
the maintenance and improvement of system stability.
The legal basis is Article 6(1)(f) GDPR. The legitimate interests pursued are the secure, reliable and technically functional operation of the website and the protection of the website and its visitors against misuse and security threats.
IONOS SE processes the relevant data as a technical service provider and, insofar as it processes personal data on behalf of the controller, as a processor within the meaning of Article 28 GDPR.
Technical access and security data are retained only for as long as they are required for website delivery, security monitoring, troubleshooting and abuse prevention. Data may be retained for a longer period where a specific security incident must be investigated or where statutory retention obligations or legal claims require continued storage. The data will otherwise be deleted or anonymised.
4. IONOS SiteAnalytics
This website uses IONOS SiteAnalytics for statistical evaluation and technical optimisation.
IONOS SiteAnalytics may determine information using a log file or a pixel. According to IONOS, SiteAnalytics does not use cookies.
The following information is processed:
referrer information;
the requested website or file;
browser type and browser version;
operating system;
device type;
time of access;
IP address in anonymised form.
The IP address is transmitted when a page is requested and is anonymised directly after transmission. It is then processed without a direct personal reference.
The data is used exclusively for:
statistical evaluation of website use;
technical optimisation of the website;
identification of general usage patterns;
improvement of website performance and stability.
The legal basis is Article 6(1)(f) GDPR. The legitimate interests pursued are the technical optimisation, secure operation and improvement of the website.
No individual user profiles are created by the website operator through IONOS SiteAnalytics. According to IONOS, SiteAnalytics data is not passed on to third parties.
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5.1 Description of the Service
This website may provide the optional IONOS Website Translator.
The service translates visible website content into selected languages in real time. The translations are generated automatically and cannot be manually edited within the translation service.
The translation function is not required in order to access the original English-language website.
5.2 Consent
The translation service is activated only after the visitor has given consent through the website’s consent interface.
Where information is stored on or accessed from the visitor’s device, the legal basis is Section 25(1) of the German Telecommunications Digital Services Data Protection Act
(Telekommunikation-Digitale-Dienste-Datenschutz-Gesetz – TDDDG).
The legal basis for the subsequent processing of personal data is Article 6(1)(a) GDPR.
Consent is voluntary. Refusing consent does not prevent access to the original website. It only prevents the optional translation function from being loaded.
Consent may be withdrawn at any time with effect for the future through the “Privacy Settings” function provided on the website. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before the withdrawal.
5.3 Data Processed
When the translation service is activated, the following information may be processed insofar as technically required:
IP address;
browser and device information;
operating system;
date and time of access;
requested page;
selected source and target language;
visible website content required for translation;
technical connection information;
consent and privacy-setting information.
5.4 Purpose
The data is processed for the following purposes:
activation and provision of the requested translation;
transmission of the visible website content to the translation service;
delivery of the translated content;
maintenance of the security and functionality of the translation service;
recording and management of the visitor’s consent decision.
5.5 Recipients
Recipients of the data may include:
IONOS SE;
technical service providers used by IONOS to provide the translation function;
hosting, network and security providers involved in the technical delivery of the service.
The website operator does not use the translation function to create personal visitor profiles.
5.6 Possible Processing Outside the European Economic Area
Depending on the technical infrastructure used for the optional translation service, it cannot be excluded that data may be processed outside the European Union or the European Economic Area.
Where such a transfer takes place, it will be based on the requirements of Chapter V GDPR, including, where applicable:
an adequacy decision by the European Commission under Article 45 GDPR;
appropriate safeguards under Article 46 GDPR, particularly standard contractual clauses;
another legally permitted transfer mechanism.
Further information concerning the safeguards applicable to a specific transfer may be requested from the controller.
5.7 Storage
The website operator does not create a separate translation profile.
Data connected with the translation request is retained only for as long as necessary to provide, secure and technically administer the translation service, unless legal obligations require longer retention.
Consent-setting information may be retained for as long as necessary to remember the visitor’s choice and to demonstrate that valid consent was obtained. It will be deleted or reset when it is no longer required, when the visitor resets the settings or where continued retention is no longer legally justified.
6. Contact by Email
Visitors may contact the website operator by email.
When an email is sent, the following personal data may be processed:
name;
email address;
message content;
date and time of communication;
attachments voluntarily provided;
technical email and communication metadata.
The data is processed for the purpose of:
receiving and responding to the enquiry;
communicating with the sender;
taking steps requested before entering into a contract, where applicable;
maintaining records where required for legal or evidentiary purposes.
Where the enquiry relates to a contract or steps requested before entering into a contract, the legal basis is Article 6(1)(b) GDPR.
For other enquiries, the legal basis is Article 6(1)(f) GDPR. The legitimate interest is the appropriate and efficient handling of enquiries addressed to the website operator.
The email service is provided through GMX, a service operated by:
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Karlsruhe Branch
Brauerstr. 48
76135 Karlsruhe
Germany
Email data may therefore be processed by the email service provider as part of the technical transmission and storage of the communication.
Email content will not be sold. It may be disclosed only where:
this is necessary to respond to the enquiry;
a technical service provider is involved in providing the communication service;
disclosure is required by law;
disclosure is necessary for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims; or
the sender has consented to the disclosure.
Email correspondence is deleted when the enquiry has been conclusively dealt with and no contractual, statutory, evidentiary or legal reason for continued retention remains.
7. Cookies and Storage on End Devices
According to IONOS, the core MyWebsite Now service does not use cookies. IONOS SiteAnalytics also does not use cookies.
No advertising cookies or behavioural marketing tools are used by the website operator in connection with the services described in this Privacy Policy.
Technically necessary information may nevertheless be stored on or retrieved from the visitor’s device where this is required to:
deliver the website;
retain privacy and consent settings;
secure the website;
provide a service expressly requested by the visitor.
Where such storage or access is strictly necessary, it is based on Section 25(2) TDDDG.
Optional services that are not strictly necessary, including the translation service where applicable, are activated only after consent under Section 25(1) TDDDG and Article 6(1)(a) GDPR.
8. Categories of Recipients
Personal data may be disclosed to the following categories of recipients where this is necessary and legally permitted:
hosting and technical infrastructure providers;
website and analytics service providers;
email and communication providers;
providers involved in the optional translation function;
professional advisers, including legal or tax advisers, where necessary;
courts, public authorities or law-enforcement authorities where disclosure is legally required;
other recipients where the data subject has given valid consent.
Personal data is not sold to third parties.
9. General Storage Principles
Unless a more specific storage period or criterion is stated in this Privacy Policy, personal data is retained only for as long as necessary for the purpose for which it was collected.
Data may be retained for a longer period where this is required because of:
statutory retention obligations;
contractual documentation requirements;
the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims;
an ongoing security incident;
a binding request from a public authority or court.
When the relevant purpose and legal basis cease to apply, the data is deleted or anonymised unless continued retention is legally required.
10. Provision of Personal Data
Technical connection data is automatically required in order to provide the website. Without this processing, the website cannot be transmitted to the visitor’s device.
Providing information in an email is voluntary. However, without a valid return address and sufficient information concerning the enquiry, the website operator may be unable to respond.
Consent to the optional translation service is voluntary. Refusing consent has no negative effect on access to the original English-language website.
11. Rights of Data Subjects
Subject to the applicable statutory conditions, data subjects have the following rights:
the right of access under Article 15 GDPR;
the right to rectification under Article 16 GDPR;
the right to erasure under Article 17 GDPR;
the right to restriction of processing under Article 18 GDPR;
the right to data portability under Article 20 GDPR, where applicable;
the right to object under Article 21 GDPR;
the right to withdraw consent at any time with effect for the future;
the right to lodge a complaint with a competent data protection supervisory authority.
A withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing based on consent before its withdrawal.
Requests concerning data-protection rights may be sent to:
Ayhan Georgi
Email: ayhan.georgi@gmx.de
The controller may request appropriate information to verify the identity of the person making the request.
12. Right to Object
Where personal data is processed on the basis of Article 6(1)(f) GDPR, the data subject has the right to object to the processing at any time on grounds relating to their particular situation.
Following an objection, the relevant personal data will no longer be processed unless the controller demonstrates compelling legitimate grounds for the processing that override the interests, rights and freedoms of the data subject, or unless the processing is necessary for the establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims.
Where personal data is processed for direct-marketing purposes, the data subject has the right to object at any time. Following such an objection, the personal data will no longer be processed for direct-marketing purposes.
The website operator does not currently carry out direct marketing through the website functions described in this Privacy Policy.
13. Right to Lodge a Complaint
Data subjects have the right to lodge a complaint with a data protection supervisory authority, particularly in the Member State of their habitual residence, place of work or place of the alleged infringement.
The supervisory authority responsible for the website operator in North Rhine-Westphalia is:
Landesbeauftragte für Datenschutz und Informationsfreiheit Nordrhein-Westfalen
Kavalleriestraße 2–4
40213 Düsseldorf
Germany
Postal address:
Postfach 20 04 44
40102 Düsseldorf
Germany
14. Automated Decision-Making and Profiling
No automated decision-making producing legal effects or similarly significant effects within the meaning of Article 22 GDPR is carried out through the website functions described in this Privacy Policy.
The website operator does not create personal visitor profiles through the functions described in this Privacy Policy.
15. Data Security
Appropriate technical and organisational measures are used to protect personal data against accidental or unlawful destruction, loss, alteration, unauthorised disclosure or unauthorised access.
The website is transmitted using encrypted HTTPS communication.
Despite appropriate security measures, the transmission of data over the internet cannot be guaranteed to be completely secure in every circumstance.
16. Changes to This Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated where:
legal requirements change;
the website is technically modified;
new services or providers are introduced;
existing processing activities change.
The version published on this website at the relevant time applies.
Last updated: 23 August 2026
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