We are strengthening our sector coverage in Switzerland with the appointment of Daniel Schreiber as Partner in Zurich, where he will advise clients across the consumer, food & beverage and tech & tech services sectors.
Working across M&A, Daniel will advise founders and business owners on exits, acquisitions and late-stage fundraisings, delivering strong outcomes tailored to client needs.
Daniel joins Clearwater after two and a half years running his own advisory firm, bringing entrepreneurial experience alongside a strong track record advising European clients across a range of transactions.
Over the course of his career, he has completed more than 45 transactions across consumer, digital media and software/technology, building on more than eleven years at the global investment banks GCA Altium and Houlihan Lokey.
His appointment reflects Clearwater’s continued investment in the DACH region and further strengthens our ability to connect clients with a global buyer network while delivering sector-focused expertise.
Daniel Schreiber commented:
“I’m excited to join Clearwater and continue advising clients across the DACH region and Europe. The opportunity to combine strong sector expertise with access to a global buyer network will allow me to deliver the highest value to my clients, while maintaining the hands-on, personally involved approach I strongly believe in.”
“The opportunity to combine strong sector expertise with access to a broad buyer network will allow me to deliver the highest value to my clients.”
Michael Märki, Partner, commented:
“Daniel brings strong experience across consumer, food and beverage and technology, as well as an entrepreneurial mindset that aligns closely with our approach. His appointment further strengthens our presence in Switzerland and enhances how we support clients across the DACH region.”
Bruce Weir, COO, commented:
“Daniel’s appointment further strengthens our capabilities in the DACH region, adding valuable sector expertise and enhancing how we support clients across the region and more broadly across our international presence.”
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