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New CFO at Fielmann Group AG: Steffen Baetjer succeeds Alexander Zeiss
- Steffen Baetjer appointed new CFO of Fielmann Group AG
- Baetjer succeeds Alexander Zeiss, who joins Supervisory Board
- Baetjer brings over 20 years of financial executive experience
EQS-News: Fielmann Group AG / Key word(s): Personnel New CFO at Fielmann Group AG: Steffen Baetjer succeeds Alexander Zeiss |
- Steffen Baetjer new CFO of Fielmann Group AG as of 1 January 2024
- Geord Alexander Zeiss joins Supervisory Board and assumes responsibility in Fielmann Family’s holding company
Effective as of 1 January 2024, Steffen Baetjer, Executive Director Controlling since August 2023, succeeds Georg Alexander Zeiss as CFO of Fielmann Group AG. This concludes a succession plan unanimously approved by the Supervisory Board in July 2023. In addition to the global responsibility for all Finance functions, Baetjer is also in charge of Tax, Legal, Compliance and Controlling. Zeiss is going to enter Fielmann Group AG’s Supervisory Board, subject to approval by the responsible District Court in the City of Hamburg.
Steffen Baetjer brings with him more than 20 years of financial executive experience across various industries and geographies. A native of the northern German island of Foehr, he holds degrees in
economics from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) and the University of Kassel. After working for McKinsey in strategy consulting across Europe and the United States, he was
a Finance Director at Universal Music Germany and WestLB Luxembourg before assuming Group CFO positions at Techem, APCOA Parking and the Work Zone Safety Group.
“As we advance the digitalisation and internationalisation of our family business in line with our Vision 2025, we experience strong growth while the complexity of our business model inevitably
increases. Steffen’s analytical mindset and his proven track record in building teams that deliver exceptional performance will be a great contribution in streamlining our core processes and
elevating efficiency on a global scale”, says CEO Marc Fielmann.