BOARD
Dr. Anna-Maija Mertens
Full-time board member
Dr. Anna-Maija Mertens has been a full-time board member at DICO since April 2024. From 2014 to March 2024, Dr. Mertens was Managing Director of the anti-corruption organization Transparency International Deutschland e.V., having previously worked as Director of the Finnish Institute in Germany as a political scientist with a doctorate. In her previous activities, Dr. Mertens was particularly involved in innovation management, both in a management consultancy in Bonn and at the Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität in Münster. Dr. Mertens’ academic work focuses on institutionalism and the legitimacy of political decision-making. She teaches German and international courses at the Berlin School of Economics and Law and at the Willy Brandt School of Public Policy at the University of Erfurt.
Dr. Marie von der groeben
CCO of Deutsche Telekom
Spokeswoman of the Board
Dr. Marie v. der Groeben has been Chief Compliance Officer at Deutsche Telekom since November 2021. Previously, the fully qualified lawyer had already worked for more than 10 years in leading compliance functions in other companies – from 2018 to 2021 as Head of GRC Compliance at TRATON SE and from 2011 to 2017 as Head of Compliance Awareness & Prevention at MAN SE. Before moving to industry, Ms. von der Groeben worked for several years as a lawyer in the corporate litigation department of the international law firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer (2004 – 2010). Ms. von der Groeben has been involved with DICO for many years. She was initially a member of the Training and Further Education working group; in 2019, she then initiated the Policy Management working group, which she chaired together with Katrin Löffler until 2021.
Dr. christoph klahold
CCO of the BMW group
Spokesman of the Board
Christoph Klahold is an in-house counsel and has served as Chief Compliance Officer of the BMW Group since 2021. Previously, he was a Senior Advisor at the management consultancy Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and, until July 2020, General Counsel and Group Chief Compliance Officer at the insurance group Munich Re. From 2012 to 2018, he headed the compliance function at the industrial group thyssenkrupp as Chief Compliance Officer. He is the author of numerous publications on compliance and governance and represents DICO in legal policy matters—most recently at the Bavarian Minister of Justice’s round table on compliance and internal investigations.
Markus Bamberger
CCO of Robert Bosch GmbH
Markus Bamberger is a lawyer and has been Head of Group-wide Compliance Management at Robert Bosch GmbH since April 2019. As Chief Compliance Officer, he reports directly to the Board of Management. Since 2020, he has also been responsible for information security and data protection at Bosch. Before joining Bosch, Markus Bamberger most recently worked for the Merck Group as Group Compliance Officer and later also as Head of Global Data Protection Management.
Prior to that, he spent 20 years at Merck in various functions and gained business experience both in the chemicals sector and as Managing Director in Indonesia. He rounded off his professional experience with responsible functions in central departments (Environmental Protection, Regulatory and Legal). Markus Bamberger holds an MBA from Ashridge Management College in cooperation with London University.
Eva Bergmann
Head of Non-Financial Risk Management, GRC expert
Eva Bergmann has extensive expertise in governance, risk and compliance with more than 15 years of professional experience both in consulting and at major international companies. In addition to analyzing risks, she focuses on the development and implementation of governance and control structures as well as compliance and risk management systems. She worked for Bertelsmann in New York and for KPMG in consulting in Munich and Melbourne. She is currently Head of Non-Financial Risk Management at a Munich Re subsidiary.
After many years of active membership, she took over the management of the Compliance Risk Analysis working group six years ago. She is also on the editorial board of the Corporate Compliance Zeitschrift (CCZ) published by Beck-Verlag.
As part of her education, she completed a double degree in economics and cultural economics, where she already focused on compliance. Her research work in this area was awarded the Max Weber Prize for Business Ethics by both the World Bank Institute and the German Economic Institute.
Markus Jüttner
Group Head of Compliance at Gerresheimer
Markus Jüttner has served as Group Head of Compliance at Gerresheimer since May 2026, with responsibility for the Compliance Management System (CMS), Internal Control System (ICS), and Risk Management System (RMS). Previously, he spent several years as a Partner for Forensics & Integrity Services at the auditing firm EY and as Vice President of Group Compliance at the DAX-listed company E.ON. He began his career as a lawyer at Clifford Chance, later serving as Senior Legal Counsel at EnBW and subsequently as Head of Antitrust and Competition Law at Ruhrgas AG. Mr. Jüttner is also a lecturer in the Organizational Sociology program at Heidelberg University’s Max Weber Institute (focusing on “useful illegality” and corporate crime) and an affiliate of the BMBF-funded interdisciplinary research group “AI, Digitalization & Organization.” He has authored several publications, including the book *Die Kunst erfolgreicher Compliance* (The Art of Successful Compliance).
Dr. Philip Matthey, LL.M.
Partner at Hogan Lovells
Dr. Philip Matthey, LL.M. is a partner at Hogan Lovells in Munich. Prior to joining Hogan Lovells, Philip Matthey was Head of Governance, Risk and Compliance/Chief Compliance Officer at TRATON Group, where he was responsible for the compliance program to combat corruption, money laundering, antitrust law and human rights violations as well as risk management and the internal control system. During this time, he was responsible for the corporate support of various complex regulatory proceedings, including the EU Commission’s antitrust proceedings against several commercial vehicle manufacturers. Prior to that, he was Compliance Officer at ThyssenKrupp AG. He began his professional career at international law firms in Cologne and Brussels in the areas of antitrust law and M&A.
Nina Stoeckel, LL.M.
Head of the Ethics & Compliance Team at Boehringer Ingelheim
Nina Stoeckel, LL.M. has been leading the global Ethics & Compliance team at Boehringer Ingelheim since 01.01.2023 with a focus on a risk-based and integrated compliance program for the Human Pharma and Veterinary Medicine divisions. Previously, she built up the Group Legal & Compliance Operations department at Merck KGaA from 2019 – 2022 and drove innovation in the legal department. Another station at Merck was the Global Compliance Program & Support and Nina Stoeckel worked as Compliance Officer for Boehringer Ingelheim in Germany and in the Corporate Strategy & Development department from 2008 – 2014. She began her professional career as an in-house lawyer and project manager at a legal publishing house of the Süddeutsche Verlagsgruppe. Nina Stoeckel is involved in the Liquid Legal Institute and the BUJ and appears as a speaker.
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