Catching wind of a high-profile departure from DEUTZ
Deutz experiences defeat in his upcoming board meeting.
Looks like it's time to bid adieu to another key player at engine manufacturer DEUTZ. After a whopping 16 years on the job, Markus Müller is bouncing ship at the end of January, y'all. The guy's gonna be taking on a new role at CNH, a company that deals in agricultural and construction equipment, where he'll be leading their business across Europe, the Middle East, and African territories - as confirmed in a press release.
This sudden move's got DEUTZ scratching their heads, since there ain't no successor in sight just yet. So, till further notice, the ball's in the court of the remaining board members: CEO Sebastian Schulte, CFO Oliver Neu, and Petra Mayer (production, procurement), as they'll be stepping up to handle Müller's responsibilities in the interim.
Schulte, voicing his dismay, said, "We're bummed to see a team player like Markus take his leave." Müller played a pivotal role in DEUTZ's current strength, making his departure all the more impactful. Even the supervisory board chairman, Dietmar Voggenreiter, couldn't hide his regret.
Remember that CFO Timo Krutoff departure back in November? Well, that was a "mutual agreement" thing (nothing shady). Neu took over the position shortly after, on October 1.
Digging deeper into Müller's departure and future plans requires additional information. To find the juicy deets, try checking out recent news and press releases related to DEUTZ and Markus Müller, peruse their official website or announcements for personnel updates, or take a gander at Müller's profile on professional networks like LinkedIn for any updates. A little sleuthing should bring the goods!
- Timo Krutoff, the former CFO of DEUTZ, departed in November, replacing him was Oliver Neu who took over the position on October 1.
- In the midst of DEUTZ's search for a successor, the remaining board members - CEO Sebastian Schulte, CFO Oliver Neu, and Petra Mayer (production, procurement) - will be temporarily handling the responsibilities left by Markus Müller who is leaving the company.
- Despite Markus Müller's 16-year tenure with the engine manufacturer DEUTZ, the supervisory board chairman, Dietmar Voggenreiter, expressed his regret for the high-profile departure.
- To gather more information about Markus Müller's reasons for leaving and his future plans, one can research the latest news and press releases related to DEUTZ and Markus Müller, explore their official website or announcements for personnel updates, or check his profile on professional networks like LinkedIn for updates.
