North-East Conference (in German)
North-East Conference (in German)
North-East Conference 2025: Controlling – sustainable and innovative (on track)
The ICV work groups from Northern Germany and Eastern Germany hosted the North-East Conference for the first time in 2021. As at the premiere in Schwerin, the participants at the new edition in Berlin in October 2025 experienced the presentation of the ICV – Péter Horváth Newcomer Award in addition to exciting controlling topics. The ICV – Péter Horváth Controlling Dissertation Award was also presented here for the first time.
To the event report 2025Dear colleagues,
Under the motto “Controlling – sustainable and innovative (on course)”, we have invited you to the joint conference of the ICV work groups of the north and east regions in Berlin on October 17/18, 2025. We would like to thank you for your participation in an exciting conference with interesting presentations, a stimulating exchange and a warm reunion. As always, guests and non-ICV members alike were very welcome!
Yours sincerely, Your Delegates and Work Group Leaders of the Germany North and East regions
Prof. Dr. Fares Getzin, ICV Delegate Germany East
Matthias Wolfskeil, ICV Delegate Germany North
Doris Mailänder, Head of Work Group North Elbe-Eider
Michael Preuß, Head of Work Group North Elbe-Weser
Joachim Jäger, Head of Work Group North Weser-Leine
Kyanusch Kay, Head of the Work Group Berlin-Brandenburg
Prof. Dr. Katja Glaser, Head of the Work Group Sachsen
Wolfgang Schneider, Head of the Work Group Weser-Harz
This was the program of the North-East Conference 2025
17.00 Visit to the Stasi Museum Berlin
Meeting point: Hotel Good Morning+ Berlin City East, Ruschestr. 45, 10367 Berlin-Lichtenberg
From 19.00 Dinner together
in the restaurant Il Mondo, Rathausstraße 6, 10367 Berlin-Lichtenberg
All-day event with the following agenda:
Matthias Wolfskeil, ICV Regional Delegate North
Prof. Dr. Fares Getzin, HTW Berlin
Dr. Eva Katharina Donner, Administrative Management Assistant at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research GmbH, Leipzig
Carsten Thürnau, Head of Controlling, Die Bremer Stadtreinigung AöR
and networks.
Prof. Dr. Reinhold Mayer, Chairman of the Péter Horváth Foundation , together with Matthias von Daacke, Chairman of the ICV Executive Board
- More about the awards:ICV – Péter Horváth Newcomer Award
- ICV – Péter Horváth Controlling Dissertation Prize
and photo session.
Prof. (FH) DI, Dr. Heimo Losbichler, Dean of the Faculty of Business and Management and Head of the Controlling, Accounting and Financial Management course at the FHOÖ University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, Steyr Campus, Chairman of the International Group of Controlling (IGC) and former Chairman of the Board of the International Controller Association
Prof. Dr. Thomas Henschel & Prof. Dr. Fares Getzin, HTW Berlin
and closing words.
End around 16.30.
All information on the North-East Conference
By car:
There are plenty of parking spaces available in front of the conference building.
- The conference fee including the evening event is 160.00 euros.
- The participation fee is VAT-free in accordance with § 4 No. 22 (German) UStG.
A trade fair will be taking place in Berlin on the weekend of the conference. This means that many hotels will not be available. We therefore recommend early hotel reservations.
A room contingent has been reserved at the following hotel until September 16, 2025:
Hotel Good Morning+ Berlin City East
Ruschestr. 45, 10367 Berlin-Lichtenberg
Price single room: 106,- euros incl. breakfast. Breakfast
Free parking is available directly in front of the hotel
Booking via room contingent with the keyword: “icv-controlling”
Alternatively, a little further away from the restaurant, a further room contingent has been reserved until September 1, 2025:
Hotel H24 Lichtenberg
Herzbergstraße 139, 10365 Berlin
Price single room: 122.85 euros without breakfast
Free parking is available directly in front of the hotel
Booking via room contingent with the keyword: “ICV”
Berlin University of Applied Sciences (HTW Berlin)
Ernst-Ziesel-Straße, Building H
12459 Berlin
Everyone is probably familiar with Berlin as a federal and state capital, but probably less so with the district of Lichtenberg.
Lichtenberg is the 11th district of Berlin. It was created in 2001 through the merger of the previously independent districts of Lichtenberg and Hohenschönhausen. All districts of today’s borough have been part of the Berlin city area since the founding of Greater Berlin in 1920, including the eponymous district of Lichtenberg.
In the east of Berlin, the district attracts visitors above all with its extensive zoo. The park-like grounds are home to numerous exotic animals and Friedrichsfelde Palace, which now houses a museum.
The district gained inglorious fame as the seat of the former headquarters of the Ministry for State Security of the GDR (MfS).
Today, the former MfS is a museum and houses espionage equipment and an archive. The Berlin-Hohenschönhausen memorial, once a prison, can be visited as part of a guided tour.
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