Böllhoff Group
Matthias Deckert currently serves as the Group Project Management Officer for Digital Transformation & Innovation at BÖLLHOFF Group, where responsibilities include establishing a Group PMO and overseeing the strategic project portfolio. Prior to this role, Matthias worked at umlaut company, managing projects for the Energy Industry, including IT multi-project management and the implementation of energy management software. Matthias has held various consulting positions and contributed to white papers on artificial intelligence in energy. Educational qualifications include a Master of Science and a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering and Management from Leibniz Universität Hannover.
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Böllhoff Group
Böllhoff is your partner for 360° joining technology with assembly and logistics solutions – worldwide. As a family-owned company we have been standing for long-term success through innovative capacity and local presence since 1877. We know the specific needs of our customers from all industries and support them in enabling successful connections. More than 3,300 employees continuously shape the future of joining technology – both at our headquarters in Bielefeld, Germany, and in our subsidiaries around the world. As a result, we achieved a total turnover of around 783 million euros in 2022. Our wide range of products extends from standard screws (according to DIN and ISO specifications) to special fasteners and assembly systems. Numerous services around joining technology complete the portfolio. These include tests in our accredited laboratory, technical application consulting and the efficient distribution of fasteners right through to our customers' production lines. Böllhoff is a fourth-generation family-run business. It is currently run by Wilhelm A. Böllhoff and Michael W. Böllhoff (managing partners), Dr Cathrin Wesch-Potente, Dr Jens Bunte and Thomas Pixa. Passion for successful joining. Our legal notice can be accessed at https://www.boellhoff.com/de-en/imprint/