Top news
Reorganization of Management Board responsibilities at Deutsche Messe
After years of expansion in foreign markets, Deutsche Messe AG is adapting its organizational structure to its increasing internationality. In the future, trade fairs will be assigned to competence areas and placed under one roof according to the principle of global brand responsibility. As part of this reorganization, the responsibilities of Deutsche Messe AG's Board of Management will change:
Dr. Jochen Köckler, Member of the Board of Management of Deutsche Messe AG, is taking over responsibility for Industries, Energy & Logistics. In addition to the Hannover Messe in Germany, he will be responsible for the global industry and energy trade fairs as well as the CeMAT trade fairs in Germany and abroad.
In addition, Köckler manages all guest events, such as EMO, IAA Commercial Vehicles and Agritechnica, as well as the Guest Events & New Trade Fairs staff department.
Dr. Andreas Gruchow, Member of the Board of Management of Deutsche Messe AG, is responsible for the Woodworking/Woodprocessing and Floor Coverings areas of expertise.
Oliver Frese, Member of the Board of Management of Deutsche Messe AG, will remain responsible for the ICT & Digital Business competence area and will thus be in charge of all other ICT trade fairs abroad in addition to CeBIT in Hanover.
As Chairman of the Board of Management of Deutsche Messe AG, Dr. Wolfram von Fritsch will continue to be responsible for Finance & Legal Affairs, Marketing & PR, Human Resources and Organization, Internal Audit, Strategic Program Management and the Digital Office.
You might also be interested in
Winner material flow PRODUCTS OF THE YEAR 2023
Conductix-Wampfler: ChargeLine 0865
Two-pole conductor rail segments for efficient opportunity charging of shuttles, suitable for thousands of cycles per day.
read more...Hermann Grewer celebrates his 80th birthday
Hermann Grewer, Honorary Chairman of the North Rhine-Westphalia Transport and Logistics Association (VVWL) and Honorary President of the German Road Haulage, Logistics and Disposal Association (BGL), celebrated his 80th birthday on June 6.
read more...Well chilled for sure
V-Zug Kühltechnik AG, developer and manufacturer of refrigeration appliances and part of the successful V-Zug Group, has set up a new production facility for refrigerators of all heights and dimensions at its Swiss site in Sulgen.
read more...Advantageous automation of small parts warehouses
The RSX1 shuttle system will be at the center of Rocketsolution's presence at this year's Logimat trade fair.
read more...Reduced energy requirements in the high-bay warehouse
One of Germany's leading premium car manufacturers is already focusing on energy efficiency in the production of its new SUV model with electric drive. The storage and retrieval machines in a high-bay warehouse at the production site have been...
read more...Low lift pallet truck for light duty applications
Clark has launched a new low lift pallet truck with the model designation LWio15 for light transport tasks. The truck has a load capacity of 1500 kg and is suitable for short distances in goods distribution, production or warehousing.
read more...Internationalization as an opportunity
E-commerce is in a state of flux. Changes in purchasing behavior and procurement problems are keeping e-commerce retailers busy. Logistics plays a decisive role in the overall online shopping experience.
read more...Fulfillment Center for Frisco.pl
Polish eGrocery specialist and TGW deepen partnership
TGW is building a highly automated fulfillment center for Frisco.pl in the Polish capital Warsaw. This is the second project in a row that the two companies have implemented together.
read more...Which world will it be in 2023?
Michael Schreckenberg teaches at the University of Duisburg-Essen as Professor of Physics of Transport and Traffic. Once a year, he addresses the readers of materialfluss, formerly LT-manager, with a critical and humorous expert article on transport...
read more...