Jochen Martin is Member of the Supervisory Board of Management Capital Holding.
He has worked in the private equity industry since 1994, most recently at EQT, a Northern European investment firm with €11 billion under management across 11 funds. Mr. Martin was a founding partner of the EQT Opportunity Fund, a €372 million fund targeting investments in turnarounds, underperformers and special situations. During his more than seven years with EQT, he was responsible for all aspects of the business—including deal origination, due diligence and deal structure for acquisitions—for numerous projects, including Dometic, Symrise, Sirona and Pfaff Silberblau.
From 1994 until 2000, Mr. Martin worked at IMM/TA Triumph-Adler AG, as it made the transition from a private equity vehicle to a publicly-held holding company for investments in small and medium-sized enterprises. As a project manager, he was responsible for finance and M&A in the Toy Division. During this time, he also served as an interim CFO for a major French subsidiary in financial distress. He began his professional career as an in-house consultant for performance improvement projects at the VIAG group in 1993.
Mr. Martin earned a Master of Science in Business Administration from the University of Passau.
He has worked in the private equity industry since 1994, most recently at EQT, a Northern European investment firm with €11 billion under management across 11 funds. Mr. Martin was a founding partner of the EQT Opportunity Fund, a €372 million fund targeting investments in turnarounds, underperformers and special situations. During his more than seven years with EQT, he was responsible for all aspects of the business—including deal origination, due diligence and deal structure for acquisitions—for numerous projects, including Dometic, Symrise, Sirona and Pfaff Silberblau.
From 1994 until 2000, Mr. Martin worked at IMM/TA Triumph-Adler AG, as it made the transition from a private equity vehicle to a publicly-held holding company for investments in small and medium-sized enterprises. As a project manager, he was responsible for finance and M&A in the Toy Division. During this time, he also served as an interim CFO for a major French subsidiary in financial distress. He began his professional career as an in-house consultant for performance improvement projects at the VIAG group in 1993.
Mr. Martin earned a Master of Science in Business Administration from the University of Passau.
