About Armin Raffalski

Armin Raffalski is a Partner in the Düsseldorf office of Fortlane Partners.

 

He has more than 20 years of experience in the areas of mergers & acquisitions and management consulting. During his career, he has advised a broad range of corporations and large medium-sized companies in various industries as well as domestic and international financial investors. The focal points of his consulting work include projects in the areas of organization & change and business services (IT services and corporate real estate management)

 

Before joining Fortlane Partners, Armin Raffalski worked at Ernst & Young Corporate Finance (formerly Andersen Corporate Finance) and PwC Corporate Finance (formerly Price Waterhouse Corporate Finance). Before beginning his consulting career, he worked in the clothing-industry company run by his parents.

 

Armin Raffalski majored in business administration at the University of Münster.

Armin Raffalski
Armin Raffalski
Partner
Change Management, Organizational Performance and People, Technology, Media, and Telecommunication, IT Services and Software, Public Sector
Dusseldorf, Germany
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