Peter Harf

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Peter Harf (born May 9, 1946 in Cologne ) is a German businessman and economist.

Life

Harf received his doctorate in 1973 with the dissertation Money and General Balance at the University of Cologne . He received his MBA from Harvard Business School in 1974 . He first worked at the Boston Consulting Group , and in 1981 he started at the Ludwigshafen chemical company Johann A. Benckiser .

Harf is a Senior Partner at JAB Holding and a member of the following boards: Coty (global cosmetics company), Jacobs Douwe Egberts , Keurig Green Mountain , Peet's Coffee & Tea , Caribou Coffee Company / Einstein Noah , Panera Bread and Krispy Kreme . Until 2015, he was Vice Chairman of the Reckitt Benckiser Group . Peter Harf manages the companies of the German billionaire family Reimann from Mannheim with an estimated assets of 18 billion euros. Peter Harf founded together with the doctor Gerhard Ehninger , who treated his wife Mechtild Harf, who was suffering from leukemia, on May 28, 1991 in Tübingen the DKMS (German bone marrow donor database) as a non-profit company .

According to the German Manager Magazin, Peter Harf had private assets of 1 billion euros in October 2017. This put him in 146th place on the list of the 1001 richest Germans.

In June 2020, Harf took over the management of the troubled US cosmetics company Coty on behalf of the Reimann billionaire family, as the Reimanns, as majority owners, wanted to strengthen Coty again after a massive share crash. The stock climbed more than 20 percent on June 1 when the news broke. Harf is the fourth boss at Coty within four years and replaces Pierre Laubies in place of Pierre Denis, the boss of the shoe manufacturer Jimmy Choo.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Peter Harf. Executive profiles. In: Bloomberg Businessweek . Retrieved January 15, 2015 .
  2. a b Hage, Simon / Schwarzer, Ursula: Auf Kaffeefahrt, in: Manager Magazin 6/2013, pp. 74–80.
  3. JAB Holding Company | Long Term Investments | Privately Held Group. Retrieved March 13, 2018 (default).
  4. FOCUS Online: Reimann Empire: Germany's richest family collects money . In: FOCUS Online . ( focus.de [accessed on March 13, 2018]).