Henrik Haecker

Henrik Haecker has a diverse work experience spanning over several years.

Henrik currently serves as the CFO of Deutsches Museum, overseeing a large budget and leading a team of over 600 employees.

Prior to this role, Henrik worked as a Consultant at team4fairs-consulting, specializing in the fair, congress, and event industry. Henrik had responsibilities in strategy, venue organization, sales, marketing, and business development, with a particular focus on the Middle East and China markets.

Before that, Henrik was the Managing Director of König Pilsener Arena Oberhausen, a popular event venue in Germany.

Henrik also co-founded and served as the Managing Director of Haecker & Co. Messen GmbH, where they organized and implemented fairs and congresses across Europe and the Middle East.

Henrik gained valuable experience as an Interim Manager at P.E.Schall GmbH & Co.KG, where they contributed to sales and marketing activities for various trade fairs.

Additionally, they served as the CEO of Messezentrum Salzburg GmbH, managing an exhibition center and event hall with high-profile conferences and exhibitions. During their tenure, they successfully implemented change management processes and developed strategies for sales, CRM, and digital marketing.

Henrik's career began at Messe Stuttgart GmbH, where they held multiple roles, including Head of Service Department and Project Manager, responsible for the development and execution of trade fairs and exhibitions.

Henrik also had previous roles as a Key Account Manager at Schober Information Group Deutschland and a Project Manager at Team 23 Spezialagentur für Bauelemente Werbung GmbH.

Henrik Haecker attended the University of Mannheim from 1985 to 1990, where they pursued a Diploma in Business Administration. Henrik'sfield of study encompassed various disciplines within the field of Economy, including Marketing, Finance, and Statistics. It is important to note that there is no information available regarding any additional certifications Henrik obtained.