Jan-Hendrik Goldbeck is a German businessman, the billionaire Co-CEO of the Goldbeck Group (GOLDBECK), one of Europe's leading commercial construction companies. His wealth is generational, tied to the industrial empire founded by his father, Ortwin Goldbeck, in 1969, who pioneered the concept of systematic modular construction.

Goldbeck studied Business Engineering in Karlsruhe and Lausanne as a scholar of the German National Academic Foundation. His career began with a corporate role at IVG Immobilien AG before joining the family business in 2005, where he gained operational experience as a site and project manager. His structural role is tied to the modernization and internationalization of the family's large-scale construction model.

• Goldbeck Group (Co-CEO): The core private asset, one of Europe's leading commercial construction companies, specializing in systematic modular construction (factories, warehouses, schools, and offices).
• Modular Construction Pioneer: The company pioneered industrially prefabricated essential building elements for turnkey buildings.
• Family Governance: He serves as Co-CEO alongside his brothers, Jörg-Uwe and Joachim, with each owning about a third of the company.
• Executive Focus: He is responsible for Goldbeck International and the company's Public Private Partnership (PPP) activities.

Jan-Hendrik Goldbeck assumed the role of Managing Partner (Co-CEO) of the executive board in 2008. His strategic genius was his focus on international expansion and the Public Private Partnership (PPP) model. Under his guidance, GOLDBECK established GOLDBECK International in 1997 and expanded to operate in over 20 European countries.

His structural contribution is tied to the efficiency and cost-effectiveness of systematic modular construction—the visible is individualised, the invisible is systematised. The company now employs more than 13,000 employees, completes around 500 projects each year, and achieves a total turnover of about €6.3 billion. His wealth is secured by the colossal, long-term, stable profitability of the essential construction and real estate sectors.

Jan-Hendrik Goldbeck's social impact is structural, stemming from GOLDBECK's role in providing essential, sustainable, and cost-effective commercial and public buildings (factories, schools, offices) across Europe. The company provides thousands of stable engineering and construction jobs.

His personal philanthropy supports various educational and community initiatives, reflecting his academic background. His structural contribution is tied to the successful industrialization of the construction process and his commitment to driving digitalization in the sector.

Jan-Hendrik Goldbeck maintains the professional, pragmatic style of a German industrial executive. His attire is consistently formal and high-quality, favoring tailored business suits. His aesthetic reflects serious authority and stability, befitting a Co-CEO of a multi-billion euro industrial giant.

Residing in Bielefeld, Germany, his luxury is the immense security and financial reward derived from his multi-billion dollar fortune. His life is dedicated to industrial scale, systematic construction, and the long-term, stable growth of the European commercial property sector.