Über Axel Meythaler

Axel Meythaler ist Managing Director von Fortlane Partners .  

 

Er leitet die Transformation Practice von Fortlane Partners und begleitet seit mehr als 20 Jahren Klienten bei ganzheitlichen Transformations- & Performance Management Programmen, Organisationsentwicklung & Target Operating Model Design sowie Carve-out Management & Post Merger Integration.  

 

Axel Meythaler hat eine Vielzahl an nationalen und internationalen Strategie- und Transformationsprojekten begleitet; zu seinen Klienten zählen multinationale Konzerne, Mittelständler sowie Private Equity geführte Unternehmen.  

 

Vor seiner Tätigkeit bei Fortlane Partners war Axel Meythaler in der Telekommunikationsbranche bei einer Swisscom-Tochter tätig.  

 

Er studierte Wirtschaftswissenschaften an der Universität Stuttgart-Hohenheim.

Axel Meythaler
Axel Meythaler
Managing Director
Carve-out and PMI, Value Creation and Exit Readiness, Performance Improvement, Organizational Performance and People, Change Management
München, Deutschland
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