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MANAGER PROFILE
Commercial manager and controller in industry and services

Commercial manager and controller in industry and services

  • Commercial management
  • Controlling, finance and accounting, application systems (ERP, CPM)
  • Business models, restructuring and digital transformation

"As a commercial manager and controller, I manage and develop companies"

Qualifications

Diploma in business administration (FH) - industrial clerk - business coach (dvct) - university coach (CAU Kiel University) - trainer

Stations

Information on interim mandates only on request for reasons of confidentiality
Previously: Raytheon Anschütz - Spiegelblank Gebäudereinigung - Gießerei Kiel

More about the interim manager

The business administration graduate and business coach has been working independently as an interim manager and management consultant since 2010. He has experience from a variety of challenging tasks. These include projects such as the operational separation of parts of a company from a parent company, the establishment of independent administrations and IT infrastructures and the implementation of controlling.

With broad experience as a commercial manager, core expertise in controlling and finance and as a trained business coach, he creates results, acceptance and shapes change processes. With a high affinity for IT, he familiarizes himself with the application systems and contributes to their further development. As a crisis manager, he trains companies, management and teams.

It is clear to him that companies can only be successful in the long term if optimized structural, technical and functional conditions are combined with employees who are willing and empowered by modern leadership. That is why he does not limit himself to the hard factors, but also resolves team conflicts and coaches management and employees.

His projects combine the actions of a practitioner with the expertise of a university lecturer. His various publications on hard and soft skills and projects illustrate this.

His values: passion for his work, appreciation of people and goal-oriented teamwork.

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Created by Charly Kahle
Last updated on 22.05.2025

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Monthly financial statements and cost/performance accounting at a payroll service provider

There had been a change in commercial management at a payroll service provider. In addition, the ERP system could only be used in a rudimentary way following a system change. The lack of a reliable basis of figures had considerably reduced the management's trust in the commercial department.

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Successful refurbishment in apparatus engineering

The financial situation of a company in the metal and apparatus engineering sector had slowly but steadily deteriorated significantly. The causes were unknown. In addition, the company was in a transitional phase of family succession...

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