LOSCHELDER advises the Kienbaum Group on the acquisition of DBU - Digital Business University of Applied Sciences GmbH
LOSCHELDER advised the consulting firm Kienbaum on the acquisition of DBU - Digital Business University of Applied Sciences GmbH.
The DBU is a state-recognized private business school that trains students part-time for the digital world of work. With the acquisition of the Berlin business school, Kienbaum not only wants to establish a new form of recruiting, but also provide existing employees with intelligent learning and training formats from the DBU.
Kienbaum is the oldest consultancy firm in Germany and the only personnel and management consultancy of European origin. The company is represented worldwide with 22 offices on four continents. As a family business with over 600 employees, Kienbaum empowers people and organizations to transform potential into progress in order to position themselves for the future.
The Kienbaum Group was advised by Dr. Felix Ebbinghaus, Dr. Nils Derksen (both lead, partner, M&A/corporate law), Dr. Stefan Freh (partner, employment law), Dr. Patrick Pommerening (partner, IP), Dr. Kristina Schreiber (Partner, Data Protection), Verena Hellmund (Business Lawyer, M&A), Dr. Tim Leverentz, Simone Davepon (both Associate, M&A), Farzan Daneshian, LL.M. (Associate, Employment Law).
The founders / shareholders of DBU were advised by a team from Schalast (Berlin, Frankfurt/Main): Dr. Marc-André Rousseau (lead, partner, venture capital/M&A, Berlin), Kristof Schnitzler (partner, M&A, Frankfurt/Main), Matthias Geurts (partner, tax, Frankfurt/Main), Oliver von Schweinitz (partner, tax, Hamburg), Julian Gloria (paralegal, M&A/project management, Frankfurt/Main), David Salewski (paralegal, tax, Hamburg).
