Raven Lübbers
About Raven Lübbers
Raven Lübbers serves as a Business Area Controller at PHOENIX CONTACT since 2021, bringing experience from previous roles in R&D Controlling and business management research.
Work at PHOENIX CONTACT
Raven Lübbers has been serving as a Business Area Controller at PHOENIX CONTACT since 2021. In this role, Lübbers is responsible for overseeing financial operations and ensuring effective financial management within the business area. This position requires a strong understanding of financial analysis and reporting, which Lübbers applies to support strategic decision-making processes within the organization.
Previous Experience in R&D Controlling
Prior to joining PHOENIX CONTACT, Raven Lübbers worked at Diebold Nixdorf as a Working Student in R&D Controlling from 2019 to 2020. This role involved assisting in the financial management of research and development projects, providing insights that contributed to the company's financial planning and analysis efforts. This experience provided Lübbers with practical skills in financial oversight and project management.
Academic Background in Taxation and Finance
Raven Lübbers completed a Master of Science in Taxation Accounting & Finance at Universität Paderborn from 2019 to 2021. This advanced degree provided Lübbers with in-depth knowledge of taxation principles and financial accounting practices. Prior to this, Lübbers earned a Bachelor of Science in Wirtschaftswissenschaften from the same university, studying from 2015 to 2019. This foundational education laid the groundwork for a career in financial management.
Research Assistant Experience
From 2020 to 2021, Raven Lübbers worked as a Student Research Assistant in Business Management Tax Theory at Universität Paderborn. In this role, Lübbers contributed to academic research in taxation, assisting faculty members and gaining valuable insights into the theoretical aspects of tax management. This experience complemented Lübbers' academic studies and enhanced understanding of practical applications in the field.