Adcuram hires Brickenkamp and Feldt
Industrial holding company Adcuram has appointed Technotrans CEO Henry Brickenkamp as head of operations, and 4K Invest partner Michael Feldt as head of M&A.
Brickenkamp left his post at Frankfurt-listed industrial machine builder Technotrans to join Adcuram. In his new role he will be responsible for operational improvement of portfolio companies.
Feldt will be responsible for new acquisitions alongside Armin Bire and Philipp Gusinde. Prior to joining Adcuram, Feldt was associate partner at Munich-based buyout firm 4K Invest.
Michael Feldt, Adcuram
Adcuram is an industrial holding company that invests from both its own balance sheet and an institutional turnaround fund, Adcuram Fund I, which held a final close on €150m in October 2012.
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