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S & # 39; ll also occupy the supervision at Bayern: Herbet Diess, the boss of Volkswagen.(Photo: REUTERS)
Tuesday, November 27, 2018
Additional task for Wolfsburg group boss: Volkswagen boss Diess wants to change jobs, according to a report by the supervisory board of FC Bayern Munich AG to replace the former CEO of Audi, Stadler.
The change at the head of Audi has an impact on the composition of the supervisory board of the Bundesliga club, FC Bayern. According to Herbert Diess, the CEO of Volkswagen, he should retire, even in the control committee of FC Bayern Munich AG, to replace the former CEO of Audi, Rupert Stadler – and thus prevent the influence of the competitor Munich BMW, BMW.
The car manufacturer of Ingolstadt is to the chagrin of the competitor BMW, and not only one of the main sponsors of the Bundesliga. Since Volkswagen's subsidiary also holds a larger block of shares in FC Bayern Munich AG, the parent company based in Wolfsburg can also apply for the seat of the Bayern supervisory board. At the controls of Audi, Stadler has practically joined the supervisory board of FC Bayern.
Even after his replacement for the position of Audi chairman, Stadler, who was released at the end of October after several months in jail, is still vice chairman of the board of control of the company. Bayern. Stadler, the next president of Adidas, Herbert Hainer, was ranked by one of the two deputies of the undisputed chairman of the supervisory board, Uli Hoeneß.
Does Bram Schot from Dies pbad?
" The FC Bayern Munich e.V. is the main shareholder of FC Bayern München AG. The parent club holds 75% of the shares. The remaining shares (each 8.33%) are with the long-standing FCB partners adidas. Audi and alliance".
(Source: fcbayern.com)
According to Wolfsburg's parent company, this is about to change: Stadler's obvious successor to the Bavarian office would actually be Audi's acting head, Bram Schot.
But as the former sales manager of the VW commercial vehicle division was to yield as soon as possible to the Ingolstadt stores to the former BMW purchasing manager, Markus Duesmann, the boss of Volkswagen, Diess, wishes to badume the presidency of the Bayern Supervisory Board. obvious.
With the Bavarian thought, Diess should remain familiar: before climbing to the top of the largest European car group, he headed the development department until 2014 in the BMW Board.
On the Supervisory Board of FC Bayern Munich AG, he is expected to meet well-known interlocutors. In addition to Telekom CEO Timotheus Höttges and long-time Bavarian Prime Minister Edmund Stoiber is also present his predecessor, the former CEO of Volkswagen. Martin Winterkorn, represented.
Source: n-tv.de
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