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Sixt SE CFO Kai Andrejewski - electric mobility, flashy advertising & US-expansion

from Leading Corporate Transformation: The WHU Podcast, powered by PwC · host Prof. Dr. Martin Glaum, Gori von Hirschhausen

In this new episode of the Leading Corporate Transformation podcast, Professor Martin Glaum from WHU and Gori von Hirschhausen from PwC Germany interview Kai Andrejewski, the CFO of the Sixt Group. Sixt has achieved remarkable growth in recent years. How have they managed to achieve this amidst global challenges? As CFO, Kai gives us insights into the company's growth story, highlighting their distinctive business model that has not only thrived in Europe but has also propelled Sixt to significant expansion in the USA. He also sheds light on the company’s digitalization projects, the utilization of AI and predictive analytics in his finance department. Additionally, you’ll learn about Kai's career journey from being a partner in audit to becoming the CFO and the skills he finds particularly beneficial due to his intriguing professional path.

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