Armin Schaller (AUT)
Supervision of more than 100 new-business entrepreneurs and start-ups for 20 years , as well as company purchases, resales, including realignments, recapitalisation, and re-organisations within CEE.
8 years as a university lecturer (honorary professor) with a programme entitled “Entrepreneurship“.
International lecturer in the subject “Start Up“ for 20 years.
Author of a published book on Entrepreneurship.
Several scientific reports (in part commissioned by the state) on the subject of establishing companies.
Business Angel for almost 15 years (own capital, numerous tax consolidations, advisory councils, etc.).
Conception and management of numerous corporate transactions and MBO/MBI projects (Industrial and Financial) including Due Diligence, Valuation, Financial Architecture, Conduct of Negotiations).
Take-over processes of listed German companies, amongst others with conduct of negotiations for American investment companies.
Structuring of corporate client portfolios (critical engagements) as a precursor of a “Bad Bank“ as well as strategical realignment, capital raising and negotiations for the “Bad Bank Portfolio“.
Conception of Private Equity Funds, development of a regional investment fund, including all investment and participation agreements, creation of a privatisation fund in a Czech management and financial holding.
Armin Schaller is Head of Consulting at TPA Horwath.
TPA Horwath provides private individuals, small and medium-sized
enterprises (SMEs) and large international companies with high
quality services in
■ Tax consultancy
■ Auditing
■ Business Consulting
In addition to 11 offices in Austria, the TPA Horwath Group now has
14 offices outside Austria – in Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic,
Hungary, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia.
enterprises (SMEs) and large international companies with high
quality services in
■ Tax consultancy
■ Auditing
■ Business Consulting
In addition to 11 offices in Austria, the TPA Horwath Group now has
14 offices outside Austria – in Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic,
Hungary, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia.
