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INGO KASTEN

Business Unit Manager IT Services and Technology Solutions

Contact person for the ‘IT Services & Technology Solutions’ industry at HAGER Executive Consulting GmbH.

Hager_Ingo Kasten

Phone: +49 69 95092-163
Office: Frankfurt/M.
Email HAGER: ingo.kasten@hager-consulting.com
Email HORTON: ingo.kasten@horton-germany.com

Curiosity. Experience. Bite. These are three key words for a person who has been passionate about personnel consulting for many years. These three words summarise what matters to Ingo Kasten when he is looking for the next R&D manager for an IT service provider. He benefits from his experience at an American software manufacturer as well as his personal maturity and authenticity. He is always keen to master new challenges and break new ground in the process.

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Industry experience:

Ingo Kasten has been recruiting in the IT services and technology solutions sectors for over 20 years. He worked as a recruiting manager in the IT industry for five years and knows this world through and through. As a result, his recruiting focus has consistently developed in the direction of software, IT services and operations as well as digital transformation and Industry 4.0.

Professional development:

  • Training as a bank clerk
  • Studied business administration, specialising in banking management
  • 1996 Consultant in personnel consulting
  • 2000 Recruiting Manager at US software manufacturer
  • Since 2005 at HAGER Executive Consulting

Languages:

  • German
  • English

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Hager_Ingo Kasten

Phone: +49 69 95092-163
Office: Frankfurt/M.
Email HAGER: ingo.kasten@hager-consulting.com
Email HORTON: ingo.kasten@horton-germany.com

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