Roland Riedesser
About Roland Riedesser
Roland Riedesser serves as the Finanzdirektor at Condé Nast Verlag, a position he has held since 2003. He has a background in Wirtschaftswissenschaften and has previously worked at Gruner + Jahr GmbH & Co KG.
Work at Condé Nast
Roland Riedesser has served as Finanzdirektor at Condé Nast Verlag since 2003, contributing to the company's financial operations for over 21 years. His role encompasses overseeing internal audit and compliance functions, ensuring that the organization adheres to regulatory standards. Riedesser's responsibilities also include managing ERP systems, which are crucial for streamlining financial processes within the company. His extensive experience in the media industry has positioned him as a key figure in the financial management of Condé Nast Germany, based in München.
Previous Experience at Gruner + Jahr
Before joining Condé Nast, Roland Riedesser worked at Gruner + Jahr GmbH & Co KG as a trainee from 1995 to 1999. This four-year tenure provided him with foundational experience in the media sector, specifically in Hamburg und Umgebung, Deutschland. His role as a trainee with an academic background allowed him to gain practical insights into the operations of a major media company, preparing him for his future responsibilities at Condé Nast.
Education and Expertise
Roland Riedesser studied at Universität Hohenheim, where he focused on Wirtschaftswissenschaften. He achieved a Diplom Oeconom between 1989 and 1995, equipping him with a solid academic foundation in economics. His education has been instrumental in his career, particularly in financial management and compliance within the media industry. Riedesser's expertise extends to leading facility management operations, showcasing his comprehensive understanding of organizational needs in an international context.
Background
Roland Riedesser has a background in economics, having studied at Universität Hohenheim. His career in the media industry began with his role at Gruner + Jahr, where he developed essential skills that he later applied at Condé Nast. His professional journey reflects a commitment to financial oversight and operational management, particularly within the context of an international media company.