Lucas Bader

Main activities: - Project Controlling for exhibitions and events in Basel an Zürich - Coordination and monitoring of budget, forecast and strategic planning process - Project and cost centre settlements

Main activities: - Forecast- and budget-planning - Monthly closing and reporting for holding & subsidiaries - Auditing subsidiaries' P&L, Balance Sheet, Liquidity & Cashflow - Preparing the transfer pricing documentation - Inter-company pricing - Miscellaneous projects - Accounting tasks, i.e. accounts payable / receivable

I have been teaching the Economics 101 course at IU International University of Applied Sciences since January. My goal is to teach students the basics of economic thinking through a mix of theory and practice. The course covers microeconomics topics such as analysis of supply, demand, markets as well as macroeconomics topics such as monetary policy and fiscal policy.

Main activities: - Market Analysis - Financial Planning - Sales

Main activities: - Analysis of costs, expenses, and financial results - Forecasting of Consulting and Outsourcing Projects - Pricing and Budgeting - Revenue recognition in compliance with accounting principles (GAAP) - Management advisory to improve project profitability - Issuing invoices and tracking receivables in SAP - Monthly Reporting

Three friends and I founded "Bubble Football Südbaden" in 2015. Recognizing this market niche, we are the first vendor in southwest Germany. The Business Model is to lend the "Bubbles" to customers. We are official partner of the adventure voucher company “Jochen Schweizer”. My duties include attracting and maintaining customers, conducting marketing activities, updating social media channels and negotiating with suppliers from abroad.

Main activities: - Acquisition and consultation of customers - Creation of individual finance plans - Issuing and holding presentations for employees

Modules during my Erasmus semester included: European Macroeconomics, Industrial Organization, Monetary Economics, Growth and Development, Post-Keynesian Economics

Modules include: Advanced Micro- and Macroeconomics, Financial Literacy, Computational Economics, Intermediate Econometrics, Economic Policy and Public Choice Topic of my thesis: Corruption in Public Procurement – Selected Empirical Evidence from Indonesia and Options for Reform

Modules included: Micro- and Macroeconomics, Accounting, Finance, Business Administration, Politics, Law Topic of my thesis: The Relationship between Stress and Innovation within Organizations.