Joachim Sandt

Prof. Dr. Joachim Sandt has been professor of performance measurement and management control at the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences since April 2017.

In addition, he is visiting professor for the executive MBA programs at the Baltic Management Institute, Vilnius, Lithuania, and Stockholm School of Economics Russia, St. Petersburg and Moscow.

Before he was professor at the THM Giessen and iubh – International University Bad Honnef.

2009 he was a visiting scholar at the University College Dublin.

Before his academic career, Joachim worked as a management consultant and project manager at CTcon Management Consultants and as an independent one. In his consulting and training he was and is working with companies of different industries and sizes on the topics of performance measurement and management control.

Joachim studied business administration at the University of Paderborn and as a Fulbright scholar at the American University, Washington, D.C. He earned his Ph.D. at the WHU – Otto Beisheim School of Management, Vallendar. His dissertation was on Managing with performance measures – status quo, determinants and results.

In the context of life-long learning, training is - additionally to teaching and research - another task of universities. The faculty’s strategy for training focuses on offering MBA programs and conferences for professionals and managers.

Joachim teaches in the MBA program of the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences, e.g., the modules Project Management und Applied Research Project as well as executive MBA programs of other universities. Furthermore, he continues giving inhouse-trainings for companies (if interested contact j.sandt(at)fb3.fra-uas.de or the KompetenzCampus of the Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences.

For life-long learning for professionals and managers Joachim organizes with his colleague Prof. Dr. Matthias Schabel the Frankfurter Management- und Controlling-Tag. The conference focuses on current issues of performance measurement and management control (e.g., Management control in the digital age). More information on these conferences is provided below.