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MANAGER PROFILE
Interim sales and marketing expert

Interim sales and marketing expert

  • Innovation management and product management
  • Head of Sales, Marketing, Key Account Management
  • Commercial management, business field development, international business development

"As an interim sales and marketing expert, I always take a straightforward and strategic approach"

Qualifications

Diploma in business administration with many years of international marketing and sales experience

Stations

Kraft Foods - Scotts Celaflor - Panasonic - Tesa - Yogi-Tea - Brecht Gewürze - Gerresheimer - Stute - Bünting - SPX Flow Technology - Direct Sens - Lorenz-Bahlsen - Expence Reduction Analysts

More about the interim manager

The interim manager (born in 1965) is an accomplished expert in the rare combination of sales and marketing with international responsibility. His style is characterized by a strategic focus on clear goals and straightforward, effective implementation within the plan.

More than 26 years of management experience allow him to motivate employees and colleagues even in difficult situations through clarity, openness and a targeted approach.

The interim manager began his career in a global FMCG company. He later gained experience in international family businesses through to fast and flexible start-ups. In all positions, he used his passion as a strong doer for the success of his clients. In particular, the combination of strategic ability paired with implementation strength allows him to achieve goals very quickly and reliably.

In the sales and marketing environment, one of his main focuses is on leading interdisciplinary teams, for example for technical development, marketing, international sales and sales controlling. In terms of content, he focuses on innovation management, product development, key account management and international sales (B2B and B2C).

The interim manager feels most comfortable in complex situations in a lively organization with challenging tasks, which he can bring to a positive result through structure, clear goals and effective solutions. He fits seamlessly into the organizational structures of his environment within the company and with customers and service providers.

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Created by Charly Kahle
Last updated on 07.05.2025

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International Sales and Sales Controlling (Pharmaceuticals)

A specialist supplier of technically sophisticated products for the pharmaceutical industry with approx. 650 employees was looking for the head of the international sales team. The candidate was to manage both sales and sales controlling.
Food industry

Innovation management in the food industry

The client was a medium-sized company in the food industry with around 360 employees. The reason for the interim mandate was an empty new product pipeline and various projects that had been started but not completed. The interim manager took over the leadership of the national innovation management...

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