Passing on experience

06. May 2019

Jennifer Joo-Klawatsch

Hana Dellemann is Deputy General Manager of Raab-Oedenburg-Ebenfurter Eisenbahn AG (short form: Raaberbahn AG), a Hungarian-Austrian railway company. After studying at the University of Economics in Bratislava and Vienna as well as the Commenius University in Bratislava, the internationally networked manager completed a PHD programme with a focus on change management. During her doctoral studies, she taught courses at the university in the subjects "Doing Business in Europe" and "Introduction to Management".

Even at a young age, an apprenticeship was something I could well imagine doing.

At FH Burgenland, she is one of around 400 external lecturers teaching the subject "CEE (Central and Eastern European) Economics" on the Master's degree programme in International Economic Relations. "Teaching was something I could see myself doing from a young age. I enjoy passing on my experience, especially from my time in Central and Eastern Europe, and I really appreciate the dialogue with the students. Their suggestions always open up a new spectrum for me too."

Hana Dellemann's professional career began at ÖBB, for which she worked in Hungary, among other places. She was then responsible for infrastructure projects abroad at the consulting firm McKinsey until she managed subsidiaries in Poland and Austria for Austrian Post for two years. Her position at Raaberbahn took her "back to the roots", so to speak, in 2017. In addition to her understanding of the Central and Eastern European market, she also has a background in economics.

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