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COMPUTERLINKS Management Board |
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Stephan Link is the founder and CEO of COMPUTERLINKS AG listed on the Regulated Market, Prime Standard. The areas of responsibility are procurement and ordering, marketing, personnel and organisation. After his study of business administration in Munich Stephan Link started his career as an account manager at Citibank AG. 1984 COMPUTERLINKS GmbH was founded. From 1984-1990 Stephan Link worked as software sales specialist at EBG Elektronische Bausteine GmbH. Since 1990 he is working full-time at COMPUTERLINKS AG. In 1996 the company was transformed into a public company and started on July 07, 1999 successfully at the Neuer Markt. |
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Frank Losem (CFO) is responsible for Finance at COMPUTERLINKS AG since August 2001. In 1994 he graduated in economics at the Rheinische-Friedrich-Wilhelms University. From December 1994 to September 2000 he worked at Arthur Andersen Wirtschaftsprüfungsgesellschaft. In March 1999 he was appointed as tax advisor and in July 2000 as German certified public accountant. In November 2000 he started as head of Finance and International Controlling at COMPUTERLINKS AG. |
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Richard Hellmeier is responsible for the technical and sales sector in Germany. After his studies of electrical engineering and technical computing in Munich, he worked 2 years as a project engineer at Siemens in Munich. 1990 he moved to COMPUTERLINKS. Due to his years of experience in the IT sector, his technical knowledge and his good feeling for new IT trends COMPUTERLINKS was able to build up the existing complimentary product portfolio. Together with a brainstroming team he is looking permanently for new trends and technologies in the IT sector. Richard Hellmeiner is member of the COMPUTERLINKS` Executive Board since 1996. |
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Mark Norman is responsible for the business activities of the subsidiary COMPUTERLINKS UK based in Newmarket since May 2000. He studied Law at Birmingham University and graduated with an LLB. After his studies he worked for six years at The Boots Company in buying, brand management and retail advertising. Then followed six years at a major supplier to the retail trade, selling to Marks & Spencer, Tesco and Sainsbury`s etc. Entered IT via and ERP exercise for this company and then founded Microman, an MRPII software company. He moved to Unipalm plc as Head of Marketing in order to float the company on the London Stock Exchange. Then he moved to Gandalf Technologies as International Marketing Director and returned to lead a buy-in management buyout of Unipalm in December 1996. In May 2000 Unipalm was acquired by COMPUTERLINKS and he joined the board of COMPUTERLINKS AG later that year. | |
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