Team

Constantin von Bülow has a diploma degree in engineering from TU Munich and a diploma degree in business administration from LMU Munich. He started his career with McKinsey & Comp. and held various management roles at Gerresheimer AG (pharma packaging) and Hella KGaA (automotive supply). He served as private equity operating partner with Oaktree Capital Management and held various C-level management and board roles in portfolio companies, among others as CEO of Bavaria Yachtbau GmbH. Before joining Innotek he served as Senior Director at Alvarez & Marsal and CRO (Chief Restructuring Officer) at FTI Group. Constantin von Bülow also serves as Advisor to the Board of Teklas.

Mehmet Kabaçalı has an economics degree from Middle East Technical University (Turkey) and holds an MBA from Koç University. He started his career with Deloitte Turkey where he served as Senior Manager. He held the position of Financial Control and Reporting Director at STFA Holding and subsequently advanced to become CFO of STFA Construction. He held this CFO position for over 6 years before joining Innotek. Mehmet Kabaçalı also serves as Advisor to the Board of Teklas.

Charles-Henri Booter holds a Master in Financial Engineering from ESCP Business School in Paris and a Master in Management from ESC Tours. After several roles in Corporate banking, he created and developed a Private Equity firm for Natixis-Caisse d’Epargne. He then led a growth equity team for Turenne Capital in Paris and next opened a new office for the Grand Est region and Luxembourg. Prior to joining Innotek, he served as Investment Director at Oraxys in Luxembourg.

Owen Reynolds holds a Master of Science in Commerce and Economic Development from Northeastern University and an M.B.A. from University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Owen dedicated his career to Venture Capital and worked for almost 7 years with Expon Capital, a Luxembourg based Venture Capital firm. He held various roles as board director, observer and advisor. Before that he worked with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission in Washington D.C.