Roland Berger
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 Roland Berger facts

• He is the founder and honorary chairman of the supervisory board of the international strategy consulting firm Roland Berger Strategy Consultants which he established in Munich in 1967
• He has been a close advisor of Gerhard Schröder, beginning when Schröder was the Minister-President of Lower Saxony and continuing through his tenure as Chancellor of Germany
• Berger reportedly declined an offer to become Minister of Economy in 1998 when Schröder became Chancellor because he wanted to remain independent
• Berger is also the founder of the Roland Berger Foundation for Human Dignity
• Furthermore, Berger is a founding partner and chairman of London-based RiverRock European Capital Partners (formerly BLM Partners) which he established with Florian Lahnstein, Gero Wendenburg and Jason Carley
• Thomas Middelhoff left the firm in November 2010
• In November 2012 Michel Péretié, former CEO of the Corporate and Investment Banking Division of Société Générale until January 2012, joined RiverRock as partner and CEO
• Berger serves as a member of the Advisory Council of INSEAD, and as a member of the supervisory board of the pharmaceuticals and healthcare company Fresenius SE