CHG-MERIDIAN
Benjamin Hummer currently serves as Group Business Continuity Manager, Data Protection Officer, and Deputy Group Regulatory Officer at CHG-MERIDIAN since April 2020. From October 2018 to April 2020, Benjamin was involved in central project management at Bayern Card-Services GmbH - S-Finanzgruppe. Prior experience includes roles as a Risk Manager and Project Manager at SOFORT GmbH (A Klarna Group Company), where key responsibilities included AML process development and team establishment. Benjamin has also worked as a Senior Consultant at EY, leading project management offices for major financial institutions and advising on transactions. Early career experiences include positions at Stadtsparkasse München and internships at various financial institutions. Educational background consists of two master's degrees in International Business and International Relations from Macquarie University, alongside a bachelor's degree in International Business and a Diplom in International Business, both obtained from Anglia Ruskin University and The Berlin School of Economics and Law, respectively.
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The CHG-MERIDIAN Group is one of the leading global technology2use companies. It has more than 1,300 employees and creates, finances, and delivers customized technology usage models for the IT, industrial, and healthcare sectors. CHG-MERIDIAN manages a technology portfolio worth €8.95 billion (2022) and is active in 30 countries worldwide without being tied to any specific banks or manufacturers. Its customers include international corporations, SMEs, public authorities, and hospitals. The Company’s deep understanding of the principles of the circular economy, which it has been acquiring and expanding since 1979, is a cornerstone of its technology2use business model. CHG-MERIDIAN manages its customers’ technology investments along the entire lifecycle, from procurement and use to data erasure, refurbishing, and remarketing of used devices at its modern technology centers.