The Advisory Board of the Intalcon Foundation

Alexandra Cousteau

"Every second breath we take comes from the seas and oceans of this unique earth. We need to be aware of this every day and act accordingly. I do this with joy and ambition as an Ambassador for Impact and as an advisory board member of the Intalcon Foundation."

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Alexandra Cousteau is the third generation to continue the pioneering work of her grandfather, ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau, and has become a world-renowned advocate on ocean issues herself. Over the years, she has worked as an Ocean Advocate for the protection of our blue planet. Together with her husband, Fritz Neumeyer, she launched the OCEANS 2050 initiative in 2018. She also supports the work of OCEANA, the largest international non-profit organisation dedicated exclusively to ocean conservation, as a Senior Advisor. More detailed information on www.alexandracousteau.com.

Kirsten Dahler

"With our own children's aid initiative 'Hand in Hand', we have decided to support socially disadvantaged children and young people or those from educationally distant backgrounds with projects. As an excellent complement, the Intalcon Foundation, with its diverse range of sustainability goals, provides a comprehensive program to improve our world."

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Kirsten Dahler completed her business studies in Düsseldorf and worked for a Hamburg estate agent for several years before founding her own brokerage brand Dahler & Company with her husband Björn Dahler in 1993; one of the leading German brokerage firms for high-quality residential properties. The real estate agent started the franchise concept in 2000 and opened further offices with partners in Germany, Austria and on Mallorca together with partners. The group now employs over 400 people.

Dr. Nils Gödecke

"The world is growing together, technological progress offers inexhaustible potential and yet only bigger problems seem to emerge from it as a global challenge. It is the task of our generation and high time to use the created alpha for innovative sustainability and a global balance of prosperity. With the Intalcon Foundation, together we are contributing to a healthy and fair planet."

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After studying and working as a research assistant at the University of Heidelberg, Dr. Gödecke completed his legal clerkship at the Higher Regional Court of Bremen with stations at Freshfields Deringer Bruckhaus in Hamburg and the Senator for Finance Bremen. Dr. Gödecke completed his doctorate on auditing and arbitration at the University of Heidelberg in 2019. Since 2018, Nils Gödecke has worked as a lawyer for the law firm Blaum Dettmers Rabstein in Bremen, specialising in commercial and corporate law as well as corporate tax law.

Kay C. Hillmann

"My daily job for the Kühne Foundation in Dakar shows me again and again the urgent and immediate need for action to implement and systematically realise the UN Sustainable Development Goals in West Africa. In the interest of this goal, I am pleased to be able to contribute my experience and my network to the advisory board of the Intalcon Foundation."

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Kay C. Hillmann studied economics at the University of St. Gallen and has several decades of experience as a managing director and on the supervisory board of various companies and organisations. He is currently responsible for 25 countries in Francophone Africa for the Kühne Foundation (Schindellegi, SZ). Based in Dakar, Senegal, he is Regional Director of consulting, training and education programs together with partners such as the United Nations, the Red Cross and numerous NGOs. He represents Switzerland as Honorary Consul in Bremen.

Dr. Andreas JacobS

"Social responsibility and a sustainable approach to nature have always been firmly anchored and lived values in our family. My personal commitment to the Intalcon Foundation reflects this aspiration and focuses it on the United Nations' Agenda 2030 and the Paris Climate Agreement."

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Dr. Andreas Jacobs studied law at the Universities of Freiburg im Breisgau, Munich and Montpellier and received his doctorate in European Competition Law. He then obtained an MBA from INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France. Since 2000, Andreas Jacobs has been responsible for the family business in Switzerland. From 2003, Andreas Jacobs was a member of the Board of Directors of Barry Callebaut AG, where he was Chairman from 2005 to 2016. From 2004 to 2015, he was Executive Chairman of Jacobs Holding AG and has been a member of the Board of Directors since then. Andreas Jacobs is Chairman of the Board of INSEAD, Triventura AG, Minibar AG, Röwer & Rüb GmbH and All4Labels GmbH. He is also a member of the advisory board of Dr. August Oetker KG, Germany, a member of the board of directors of Louis Dreyfus Company Holdings and a member of the board of directors of several small private companies, among others. In 2015, he co-founded and invested in GENUI Partners, an investment company based in Germany, where he advises several investments.

Dr. Claus-Georg Nette

"For me, the careful treatment of the environment and the sustainable use of natural resources are important goals for the preservation of a liveable planet Earth. And so I am pleased to be able to make a contribution to achieving these and other UN sustainability goals in the Intalcon Foundation. As a keen sailor, I am particularly concerned about keeping the oceans clean and protecting them as a habitat for biodiversity and a livelihood for humanity."

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Dr. Claus-Georg Nette studied law at the University of Hamburg and New York University. He has more than 30 years of experience in finance, risk management and administration in international trading companies. He spent 20 years as CFO at Marquard & Bahls, a global oil trader and tank storage provider. Previously, he was Managing Director of Bernhard Rothfos, an international green coffee trader and held various positions at Toepfer International, a global agricultural trader. As a non-executive director, he is also active in various companies in Germany, Switzerland and Singapore, including as Chairman of the Cremer Group in Hamburg.

Alexander Schindler

"The responsible use of natural resources and respectful interaction with employees and stakeholders has always been the guiding principle of my professional career. I am very happy to continue this as a member of the advisory board of the Intalcon Foundation and to support the mission "Alpha for Impact" with my network."

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Alexander Schindler was a member of the Management Board of Union Asset Management Holding AG in Frankfurt am Main from 2004 to March 2022, where he was responsible for institutional client business, legal and compliance, investment controlling and international business activities. His activities in important committees and associations - e.g. as President of the European Fund and Asset Management Association (EFAMA), as President of the BVI Bundesverband Investment und Asset Management e.V. and as a member of the CMU High-Level Forum of the EU Commission - were also formative. Before 2004, Schindler held various responsible positions at Bankhaus Sal. Oppenheim Jr. & Cie KGaA and Commerzbank AG. Schindler is a qualified banker and fully qualified lawyer.

Michael Stich

"Health is the greatest good of man. And especially children who suffer from a serious or even incurable disease need our help and compassion. That is why I am committed to helping children infected with HIV and affected by AIDS with my foundation. Reducing prejudices and make life a little easier for the affected families - this has been my motivation for more than 25 years of foundation work.

In accordance with Sustainable Development Goal 3 ‘of the United Nations - 'Good Health and Well-Being’ - I also represent the issue of health with conviction on the advisory board of the Intalcon Foundation."

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Michael Stich's rapid rise to the top of the tennis world began in 1990 with his victory at the ATP tournament in Memphis (USA). The Wimbledon victory in 1991, along with the Olympic gold medal and the Davis Cup victory, was undoubtedly the most important sporting success of his career; the most emotionally significant win, however, was his triumph at Hamburg' sRothenbaum in front of his home crowd two years later.

In 1994, while he was still playing tennis, Michael Stich set up his own foundation, which to this day supports children who are infected with HIV or affected by AIDS. Just like as an athlete, Michael Stich is still tempted by new challenges - whether as a co-founder and supervisory board member of Hanseatic Rueckenzentrum Holding AG, as an investor in various start-ups, as a TV commentator for Sky or as a keynote speaker. Michael Stich lives in Hamburg with his wife Alexandra.

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Seek dialogue and develop strategies to achieve environmental and social goals.

Alexandra Cousteau

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Kirsten Dahler

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Dr. Nils Gödecke

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Kay C. Hillmann

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Dr. Andreas JacobS

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Dr. Claus-Georg Nette

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Alexander Schindler

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Michael Stich

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