and Frankfurt. List of notable alumni Cornelius Boersch, Business Angel Prince Maximilian of Liechtenstein, CEO LGT Group Philipp Schindler, Senior Vice President and Chief Business Officer at Google Jochen Zeitz, CEO of Puma Mark Korzilius, founder of Vapiano Rolf Hansen, Christian Magel and Thomas S. Enge, founders of Simyo GmbH Kai-Uwe Ricke, former CEO of Deutsche Telekom AG Martin Krebs, CEO of ING-DiBa Jan-Henrik Lafrentz, CFO of MAN Truck & Bus AG Markus Schrick, CEO of Hyundai Motor Deutschland GmbH International network The EBS maintains a global network of 270 partner universities. Controversies New EBS students caught attention in September 2010 as they over-consumed alcohol in September 2010 in very close proximity to the university as part of a freshman ritual. The foundation of the EBS Law School should initially be funded by the state Hesse and the city Wiesbaden with 25 million euro. This was especially criticized because the budgets of public universities were cut at the same time. In April 2011 it became known, that the public support was double than initially planned, now accounting for 50 million euro. At the end of April the Hessian Ministry for Science announced to examine the reports on expenditure of funds and to freeze all aid money. As a result of the examinations the university had to repay 950,000 Euro, which were during the presidency of Christopher Jahn used for other causes than for the startup of the law school. In the parliamentary commission of inquiry of the State of Hesse as to the potential abuse by EBS of subsidies granted for the setting up of the new law faculty former EBS head of financial affairs Klaus-Peter Niesik in 2013 admitted that EBS had manipulated and brightened data in order to get State subsidies leading to the abuse of tax money. Inquiries by state prosecutors because of a potential fraud at the expense of the State of Hesse led to another state prosecutor raid at the premises of leading EBS management staff on April 9, 2014. A total of four offices and the flats of three indicted actual and former EBS management staff members were searched. The two related preliminary proceedings against the accused persons and against EBS University for an administrative offence pursuant to Section 170 (2) of the Code of Criminal Procedure have been discontinued. This means that the public prosecutor's office in Frankfurt has not established sufficient suspicion.