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- Ulrich Bergmann
Ulrich Bergmann has a diverse work experience spanning over several companies and roles. Ulrich began their career as a Bankkaufmann at Deutsche Bank in 1995 and later served as a Private Banking-Manager until 1999. Ulrich then joined KPMG Deutschland as an Audit Associate and worked there until 2004. From 2004 to 2006, they worked as a Manager at KPMG US. Bergmann returned to KPMG Deutschland in 2006 and held various positions including Senior Manager, Partner, and Head of Global Captive Finance. In 2011, they became a Partner at KPMG, where they worked until 2019. In 2019, they joined CHG-MERIDIAN as the Chief Representative and subsequently became the Chief Financial Officer in 2020.
Ulrich Bergmann obtained a Diplom Kaufmann degree in Betriebswirtschaftslehre from Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München. Ulrich attended this school from 1996 to 1999. Additionally, they obtained a certification as a Bankkaufmann from Deutsche Bank in June 1997. In March 2004, they obtained the certification of Wirtschaftsprüfer, although no institution is specified for this certification.
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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.
