Mag. Nadja Nadja Köfer-Holzer, MSc, is a member of the executive board of the STC Real Estate Group and is responsible, among other things, for financing, legal affairs, transactions, and ESG. A trained attorney and real estate economist, she worked for several years as a partner at a Vienna-based commercial law firm before moving into project development. Since transitioning from the legal profession to project development, Holzer has served as a volunteer member of the executive board of VÖPE—the Association of Austrian Project Developers—during which time she founded the affiliate “VÖPE Next” and has successfully established and expanded it in recent years. She is also a member of Salon Reals, where she is committed to promoting women in the industry. In early 2025, her first book, “Decarbonization in the Real Estate Sector,” was published by Manz Verlag.
“re.comm 2025 focuses on a central topic: the international competitiveness of Europe and European companies. At a time when global markets are characterized by dynamism and innovation, the crucial question is how Europe can maintain its position. Especially in the context of growing bureaucracy and increasing regulation, the necessity and urgency of an efficient and future-oriented framework becomes even clearer.
As a new member of the Advisory Board, I am delighted to actively participate in this important discussion. The re.comm offers entrepreneurs and decision-makers from the real estate industry a unique platform where not only perspectives are shared, but also innovative food for thought for sustainable solutions are created. At a time when challenges such as digitalization, demographics, geopolitical uncertainties and a changing global economy are challenging Europe, we as leaders need to develop bold and creative solutions.
I am looking forward to this year’s re.comm – an event that not only addresses important topics, but also creates space for new ideas and solutions. Together, we can provide the right impetus and talk about how European companies can secure their long-term competitiveness.”
