Roland Berger makes three DACH hires
Roland Berger has made three hires in its DACH-based restructuring, performance, transformation and transaction team, appointing partners Stephan Hartmann and Jan Maser, as well as principal Markus Held.
The firm said in a statement that the new hires are intended to strengthen its services in the areas of restructuring and debt advisory in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Hartmann joins the firm's Zürich-based team. He has experience in corporate financial efficiency enhancement, such as cost reduction and digitalisation. He generally focuses on the mechanical engineering, technology and pharmaceuticals sectors. Hartmann joins Roland Berger from Deloitte, where he worked for seven years and had been a partner since 2017.
Haser focuses on restructuring mandates and joins from technology consultancy firm Helbling Business Advisers, where he was a member of the executive board and also headed the firm's activities for clients in the automotive sector. He also has prior experience at PwC.
Held joins Roland Berger's debt advisory team in Munich from One Square Advisors, where he was a managing director and head of distressed M&A. He focuses on the areas of financial restructuring, refinancing and corporate finance.
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