Management
Philip Nitzsche, born in Bremen in 1973, is a managing partner of the Rhein Group and associated project companies. After graduating from the Ökumenisches Gymnasium in Bremen, he trained as a bank clerk at “Die Sparkasse in Bremen” from 1995-1997. He then worked for several months in sales at the subsidiary LBS Immobilien GmbH and, until the start of his studies, as an assistant to the Management Board at AGT Aktiengesellschaft für Telekommunikation.
He studied economics at the Private University of Witten/Herdecke until 2002. During his studies, he spent a few months in the closed-end real estate fund division of Deutsche Bank subsidiary RREEF Management GmbH in Eschborn.
In 2000, he became a general representative of his family’s real estate companies, responsible for marketing, sales and project controlling. In the same year, he founded Unisoft Plus Deutschland GmbH, the forerunner of the Rhein Group.
From 2004-2009, Philip was a member of the advisory board of Kulenkampffallee in Schwachhausen GbR, which privatized the residential complexes of the Sparer Dank Foundation (Sparkasse Bremen).
Until 2009, he was also Managing Director of La Ville GbR, a development company for a new inner-city residential district in Bremen. He has been active abroad for many years in Romania and since 2008 in Poland, expanding and intensifying his network as far as Georgia. From 2009-2013, he was a shareholder and member of the supervisory board of Micro Finance Organization JSC Georgian Credit and until 2014 a shareholder of Deutsche Fleisch- und Wurstwaren LLC and Original Farmhouse LLC in Tbilisi (Georgia). Philip Nitzsche has close ties to his home city of Bremen, where he is a member of the Committee for Urban Development and Urban Transport of the Bremen Chamber of Commerce and a member of the “Ostasiatischer Verein Bremen e.V.”
Management
Philip Nitzsche, born in Bremen in 1973, is a managing partner of the Rhein Group and associated project companies. After graduating from the Ökumenisches Gymnasium in Bremen, he trained as a bank clerk at “Die Sparkasse in Bremen” from 1995-1997. He then worked for several months in sales at the subsidiary LBS Immobilien GmbH and, until the start of his studies, as an assistant to the Management Board at AGT Aktiengesellschaft für Telekommunikation.
He studied economics at the Private University of Witten/Herdecke until 2002. During his studies, he spent a few months in the closed-end real estate fund division of Deutsche Bank subsidiary RREEF Management GmbH in Eschborn.
In 2000, he became a general representative of his family’s real estate companies, responsible for marketing, sales and project controlling. In the same year, he founded Unisoft Plus Deutschland GmbH, the forerunner of the Rhein Group.
From 2004-2009, Philip was a member of the advisory board of Kulenkampffallee in Schwachhausen GbR, which privatized the residential complexes of the Sparer Dank Foundation (Sparkasse Bremen).
Until 2009, he was also Managing Director of La Ville GbR, a development company for a new inner-city residential district in Bremen. He has been active abroad for many years in Romania and since 2008 in Poland, expanding and intensifying his network as far as Georgia. From 2009-2013, he was a shareholder and member of the supervisory board of Micro Finance Organization JSC Georgian Credit and until 2014 a shareholder of Deutsche Fleisch- und Wurstwaren LLC and Original Farmhouse LLC in Tbilisi (Georgia). Philip Nitzsche has close ties to his home city of Bremen, where he is a member of the Committee for Urban Development and Urban Transport of the Bremen Chamber of Commerce and a member of the “Ostasiatischer Verein Bremen e.V.”
Responsibility
Success with sustainability principles
Our principles of trade:
- We are committed to achieving benefits for both the economy and society by respecting sustainability principles
- We think and act for the long term
- We think responsibly and not speculatively
Our understanding of sustainability is made up of three parts that must work together:
Ecological sustainability
Ecological sustainability unites the goal that nature and the environment must be preserved for future generations. This includes climate protection and the careful use of the natural environment.
Economic sustainability
Economic sustainability pursues the goal of creating a permanently viable basis for economic activity in order to achieve prosperity while protecting economic resources from unrestricted exploitation.
Social sustainability
Social sustainability sees the development of society as a path that enables participation for all members of a community. This involves balancing social forces with the aim of achieving a sustainable, liveable society.