CHG-MERIDIAN
Christian Brakensiek has extensive work experience in sales and management roles in the technology industry. Christian is currently serving as the Executive Vice President of Sales for Central Europe at CHG-MERIDIAN, where they oversee revenue of almost 1 billion Euros. Christian leads a team focused on driving sustainable and circular consumption models and delivering innovative DaaS solutions. Prior to this role, Brakensiek served as the Executive Vice President of Sales for APAC at CHG-MERIDIAN and as the Regional Manager for the South region. Christian also worked as a Global Account Manager and Sales Development Manager at the company. Brakensiek also has experience at Equigroup Pty Ltd, where they held the position of Executive Vice President of Sales and served on the Board of Directors. Earlier in their career, they worked as a Key Account Manager at Computacenter.
Christian Brakensiek has a postgraduate degree in Business and Economics from Macquarie University. Additionally, they obtained a diploma in International Business and Business Development from the Schumpeter School of Business and Economics, which they completed between 2002 and 2007.
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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.