Network with HHL: Düsseldorf
Where
WEPA Offices | Jahnstraße 16a, 40215 Düsseldorf
When
Register/Tickets
Join in! Register with s.pleiss-dietrich@hhl.de
Curious what studying a Master in Management or an MBA at a top German business school really feels like?
Want to talk to the people who live it – not just read brochures?
Then join our next Alumni Chapter Meeting and dive straight into real stories, real careers, real impact.
We’re excited to invite you to a slightly different kind of evening hosted at WEPA Ventures. This time, networking will feel a little different. Expect an evening designed to connect, inspire, and surprise. No slides, no speeches.
Your hosts of the evening will be our alumni Till Rösnick (PMSc9C), Carl-Luis Rieger (MSc11), and Patrick Mollen (PMSc11C). They will welcome the HHL community at Alte Senffabrik, the most Berlin-style office Düsseldorf has to offer! 😉
Of course, they’ll also provide insights into WEPA Ventures, the family venture capital arm of the WEPA Group.
When & Where:
_Date: Wednesday, March 11, 2026
_Time: from 19:00 onwards
_Location: WEPA Offices | Jahnstraße 16a, 40215 Düsseldorf
Agenda:
_07:00 p.m. | Arrival
_07:15 p.m. | Welcome & Introduction to WEPA Ventures
_07:30 p.m. | HHL-Updates by Prof. Dr. Tobias Dauth & Dr. Jürgen Meffert
_08:00 p.m. | Get-Together
The event language is English.
How to join:
Just drop a short mail to s.pleiss-dietrich@hhl.de with your CV.
Let us know whether you’re interested in the Master in Management or the MBA, and whether you prefer full-time or part-time.
See you there – if you’re ready to explore what could be next.
About WEPA Ventures: WEPA Ventures, the family venture capital arm of the WEPA Group. The WEPA Group, a future-oriented family business, is operating throughout Europe to offer sustainable and innovative hygiene solutions that provide a safe feeling of hygiene and contribute to the well-being of millions of people. They count amongst the three largest European manufacturers and are experts in the production of tissue paper from recycled fibers. Like to read more? Check out the alumni story on the HHL Blog.
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