Nicola Stippel-Rosenbaum

Prof. Nicola Stippel-Rosenbaum is a Professor of Business Administration (specializing in Accounting and Controlling) at the Department of Economics, Aachen University of Applied Sciences since 2002. Her academic background includes a PhD in Innovation Controlling from the University of Dortmund (1992–1997) and studies in Business Administration at the same institution. Her research focuses on operational and strategic controlling, cost accounting systems, key performance indicators (KPIs), risk management frameworks, and corporate planning methodologies. She has extensive industry experience, including roles at Bertelsmann AG (1997–2002) and Controlling Innovations GmbH.

Her work addresses challenges such as optimizing cost structures, implementing value-oriented KPIs (e.g., EVA, DCF), and modernizing budgeting practices through rolling plans. She also develops risk management systems for latent corporate risks, emphasizing systematic identification and monitoring processes. Her publications include a monograph on Innovation Controlling (1999) and a chapter on Investment Appraisal (2007).

Teaching areas include cost accounting, controlling seminars, and strategic planning. Her professional activities bridge academic research with practical business applications in financial management and organizational efficiency.