Martin Weissbart
Martin Weissbart is a Principal in Transaction Investor Services (TIS), where he heads the Infrastructure Investor Support division for the DACH region and is co-head for Europe.
With 10 years of experience, Martin Weissbart works in a broad spectrum of infrastructure areas, with a focus on Clean Tech (Water, Renewables, Hydrogen & Derivatives, Clean Fuels, and Waste-to-Energy, including Biomethane). New Mobility (Charging Networks, Gigafactories) and Digitalization (Data Centers).
In addition to his extensive consulting expertise, Martin Weissbart was Director Strategy & Transformation and a member of the board of a German medium-sized company, a leading global supplier of drive components in the Off-Highway industry. Among many other topics, he was responsible for M&A & PMI and Business Development, as well as managing a production site. He also headed the Corporate Venturing and Advanced Technology segment, focusing on XaaS and alternative drive systems (EV, hybrid, fuel cell).
Martin Weissbart studied at the University of Leipzig and the University of Melbourne and earned his Master's degree in Finance, Accounting, Strategy and Entrepreneurship at the HHL – Leipzig Graduate School of Management and the Victoria University of Wellington.
New trends emerge within the infrastructure investment space, extending the boundaries of the investment landscape.
EV charging in Europe: Charge up on the future outlook
Podcast, September 18, 2024
When will the knot unravel? Private equity in the DACH region, July 2024
STUDY, July 19, 2024
EV Charging Index 2024: EV growth slows as attention turns to infrastructure
Study, July 10, 2024
Infrastructure Investment Outlook 2024
STUDY, May 19, 2024
European Private Equity Outlook 2024: Positive momentum in the air
STUDY, March 20, 2024
Shifting paradigms in infrastructure investment
Solution, September 29, 2023
Corporate Venturing
Article, September 11, 2023
Ready to reignite: Private equity in the DACH region June 2023
Article, June 27, 2023
European Private Equity Outlook 2023
Article, April 4, 2023