| Grosse Erfolge im Beruf und Job: Aussergewöhnliches tun, kommt nicht so sehr auf Talent an, sondern den professionellen Umgang mit Ärger, Zielerreichung und Frage der Opferbereitschaft, Beispiel Wertheimer-Familie und Coco Chanel – „Cost of doing business“ . Dr. Markus Elsässer, Investor und Gründer des Value Fonds „ME Fonds – Special Values“, Buch-Autor des Bestsellers: „Des klugen Investors Handbuch“, www.markuselsaesser.com. Mein Spotify Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4ov0FriZ976TBircTT8E5u?si=4kN24elpRWutXqYScRJuEQ |
Born in Heidelberg/Germany in 1956, the son of an ambassador grew up in London, Hong Kong, Paris and Cairo. He is a trained banker and studied business administration/economics at the University of Cologne/Germany. Afterwards Dr. Elsasser worked in a chartered accounting firm. In 1986 he participated in an Enquete of the German business magazine 'Manager Magazin'. Among 4,360 candidates he was elected one of the TOP 10 junior managers of Germany. He started his industrial career as Director Finance at Dow Chemical Germany. He then worked as General Manager of an international chemical company in Sydney, Autralia and later as Head of Asia/Pacific in the food business in Singapore. Since 1998 he is active as an independent investor, financial advisor and founder of the ME-Funds. He has also been a member of advisory boards of several industrial families in Germany and has worked closely with New York activist shareholder Guy Wyser-Pratte.
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