Jan-Christian Dreesen
Jan-Christian Dreesen is a German football administrator who is last known to have worked as the chief financial officer of FC Bayern.[1][2]
Early life
Dreesen was born in 1967 in Aurich, Germany.[3]
Career
In 1995, after completing a bank apprenticeship, Dreesen began working as an advisor at Bayerische Vereinsbank, becoming a member of the board of directors for private customers and private banking at HypoVereinsbank in 2006.[4]
After the takeover of HVB by the major Italian bank UniCredit, Dreesen resigned just a few weeks after his appointment to the executive committee, before becoming Chairman of the German branch of the major Swiss bank UBS in 2008, responsible for the Wealth Management, Investment Banking and Global Asset Management divisions.[5]
After that, he worked for BayernLB.[6] After that, he was appointed the chief finance officer of German Bundesliga side FC Bayern.[7] Dreesen was regarded as an important figure in the most financially successful decade in the club's history.[8]
Personal life
Dreesen is married and has two sons.[9] He has been a supporter of German side FC Bayern.[10]
References
- ^ ""Ein absolutes Rekordjahr für den FC Bayern"". n-tv.de.
- ^ ""Wir könnten 100 Millionen für einen Spieler zahlen"". tz.de.
- ^ "Profile". dfl.de.
- ^ "Dreesen: "Ich freue mich sehr über die künftigen Aufgaben"". abendzeitung-muenchen.de.
- ^ "Dreesen: Wir erklären den neuen Hopfner". tz.de.
- ^ "Von der Bayern LB zum FC Bayern". faz.net.
- ^ "Wer san mia?". manager-magazin.de.
- ^ "BILD-Kommentar zum Dreesen-Aus: Ein Verlust wie Lewandowski". bild.de.
- ^ "Finanzvorstand Dreesen bei Jagdunfall verletzt". sport1.de.
- ^ "Das neue Gewissen". spox.com.
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