André Reuter

André François Raymond Reuter (born January 27, 1947 in Luxembourg ) is a quantitatively oriented Luxembourg economist who specializes in teaching and research in information, knowledge and value management. Reuter is the founding rector of several universities and colleges.

education

André Reuter attended the primary school (École primaire) in Luxembourg-Limpertsberg and later the local high school Lycée de Garçons Luxembourg (LGL), where he passed his Abitur. After studying music in Luxembourg and Brussels, he studied economics and business administration at the Université Libre de Bruxelles in Brussels and at the Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg . He received his doctorate summa cum laude from the Alfred Weber Institute at Heidelberg University in 1977. His teachers included the MIT professors Carl Christian von Weizsäcker and Egon Sohmen as well as his doctoral supervisor Manfred Rose, at whose chair for finance Reuter was a research assistant for several years.

Andre Reuter

The topic of his doctoral thesis "Quantitative IT-oriented financial analysis - A contribution to simulation research in financial science" makes it clear that he was interested in empirical economic research from an early age.

During his music studies, Reuter was a private student of Major Albert Thorn, the director of military music in Luxembourg, in the subjects of harmony teaching, counterpoint and direction, and of Roger Jeanmarie, solo trumpet with the Symphony Orchestra of Radio Luxembourg, in the subject of classical trumpet .

Professional background

University professor

As a young lecturer in computer science at the University of Heidelberg, he accepted a research professorship in the USA and then switched to the “Theseus Institute for Innovation, Strategy and Information Technology” in Sophia Antipolis near Nice as a faculty member . Here Reuter's teaching mainly dealt with quantitative topics in micro and macroeconomics. In 2004 Theseus was merged with the Écoles des hautes études commerciales du nord (EDHEC). Reuter later returned to Germany. This was followed by a professorship for information management in the European Business Management department at the University of Applied Sciences in Worms . In 2012, he took on a senior professorship (English: distinguished senior professorship) for project management in the International Management / Trade Management department.

journalist

From 1973 to 1989 Reuter worked as a specialist journalist for various titles in the international business and daily press, including the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) and the Technische Rundschau (TR) in particular. At the FAZ, Reuter was primarily involved in “Blick durch die Wirtschaft”, for which he wrote numerous articles on corporate information processing.

Entrepreneur

At the end of the nineties, Reuter switched to the private sector, where he made a career as a managing partner in management consulting. At the same time he is involved as an expert in various "Advisory Boards" of the EU Commission in Brussels.

In strategy consulting, his focus is on the convergence of information and communication in knowledge and value management. With his team of scientists and practical experts, Reuter develops its own methods and models to ensure the transparency of business processes as well as to record and evaluate intangible assets. Software systems designed and implemented by Reuter for online processing and control of business transactions are in use worldwide.

As an executive personal coach, Reuter advises personalities from business, art and politics. The concept of professional "European Relationship Management" he developed was introduced under his leadership by large companies throughout Europe.

Since the beginning of 2017, Reuter has been the managing partner of DTMD (Digital Technologies for Medicine and Dentistry) Sarl, which offers extra-occupational training measures for medical professionals and medical technicians.

Founding rector of colleges and universities

At the end of 2010, Reuter returned to the university and helped set up the state-recognized and accredited private eufom European University for Economics & Management Asbl, based in Luxembourg. After its official recognition by the Ministry of Higher Education in Luxembourg, Reuter headed the Luxembourg private university from May 2012 to December 2015 and then handed over the post of rector of eufom University to Franz Peter Lang in order to support the founding of the ISEC (Institut Supérieur de l ' Économie), a state-recognized and accredited private university of patronage. The carrier ISEC HdW are the Chamber of Commerce and the craft chamber of the Duchy. ISEC started its bachelor and master degree programs in autumn 2016.

At the end of September 2017, Reuter left the ISEC Hochschule der Wirtschaft in order to found the DTMD University for Digital Technologies in Medicine and Dentistry with colleagues Daniel Grubeanu and Ralf Rössler, based in Schloss Wiltz. The DTMD University is officially recognized as an "Institut de Formation Continue" (professional training). Reuter is President of the DTMD University Network with partner universities across Europe.

Reuter is the initiator of the “University meets Business” series of events, which was launched in 2002 by the European Institute for Knowledge & Value Management (EIKV, European Institute for Knowledge and Value Management ) in Zurich. Since then, the UmB conferences have been held regularly with various partners, including eufom University.

research

In university teaching and research, André Reuter now focuses on part-time studies with a focus on “quantitative economic theory” and information, knowledge and value management. He is Chairman of the Board of EIKV (European Institute for Knowledge and Value Management, European Institute for Knowledge and Value Management ) in Luxembourg and vice chairman of iperf (International Institute for Performance Management), also based in Luxembourg.

At eufom University, he initiated the research focus "Intangible assets", which he and Thomas Gergen continue to manage today at ISEC University.

Reuter is the editor of a series of economic publications and the EIKV series of publications that appear in the German Central Library for Economic Sciences at the Leibniz Information Center for Economics, and the author of several specialist books. He is also a regular keynote speaker and moderator at international conferences and congresses in Germany and abroad.

social commitment

In the social field, André Reuter is involved in international forums to overcome the "digital gap", for example B. in the working groups "e-Inclusion" and "Digital Divide" of the EU Commission. He is co-founder of the initiatives “Treffpunkt @rbeit” (member of the board) and “schul @ ktiv” (chairman of the board) of ZDF and Süddeutscher Zeitung.

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Individual evidence

personal data
SURNAME	Reuter, André
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Reuter, André François Raymond (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Luxembourg economist and information scientist
DATE OF BIRTH	January 27, 1947
PLACE OF BIRTH	Luxembourg

[1] Rectorate of eufom University

[2] ISEC Institut Supérieur de l'Économie

[3] Memorial entry for the founding of ISEC

[4] State-recognized private Luxembourg ISEC Business School starts lectures

[5] DTMD University, Castle Wiltz, Luxembourg

[6] University meets Business ( Memento from November 17, 2016 in the Internet Archive )

[7] Press release of the European Institute for Knowledge and Values Management (Asbl) from May 25, 2002

[8] European Institute for Knowledge and Values Management Asbl (EIKV) office opened in Switzerland

[9] University meets Business Conference of the EIKV at the eufom University in Luxembourg

[10] International Institute for Performance Management

[11] Intangible assets

[12] Research focus "Intellectual property and intangible assets" at eufom University ( Memento from July 15, 2014 in the Internet Archive )

[13] Intangibles - what are intangible assets (drivers) worth? Lecture at the International Bankers Forum Luxembourg

[14] EIKV series of publications

[15] German Central Library for Economics