Beiersdorf has appointed three top managers to its Executive Board, effective 1 July: Thomas Ingelfinger will be responsible for Europe (excluding Germany), Stefan De Loecker for Near East (including Russia, Turkey, the Middle East, Africa and India), and Zhengrong Liu for Human Resources, including the position of Labour Director. Reinhard Pöllath, Chairman of the Supervisory Board, said: “Appointing these proven managers to the Executive Board supports continuity and internationalisation throughout the company. We look forward to continuing our work together.”
Beiersdorf appoints three top managers to its Executive Board
Firm announces three new additions to its Executive Board, effective 1 July
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