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Dieter Heins is the new chairman of the supervisory board, Cornelia Fricke from Wunstorf was elected deputy.
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Dieter Heins will head the supervisory board of Lebenshilfe Seelze in the future. After Herbert Burger’s death at the end of last year, the chairmanship was redefined in the spring. Cornelia Fricke, a fully qualified lawyer from Wunstorf, is the new deputy chairwoman. Dieter Heins has been closely associated with Lebenshilfe Seelze for more than 35 years. As a former member of the board of directors (1985 – 2006) and later on the supervisory board, he had a decisive influence on the development of the non-profit organization. “Mr. Heins is a reliable and binding contact person who has been by our side with advice and action for years,” says Christian Siemers, CEO of Lebenshilfe. “We are pleased that the supervisory board was able to win him over as chairman and that we can continue our good and trusting cooperation.” Max Matthiesen and Dietmar Krüger from Wiesbaden, former board member of the Bank für Sozialwirtschaft, joined the four-person committee. The Supervisory Board is elected every four years by the members of Lebenshilfe Seelze. New elections are due in summer 2023.
Photo: Lebenshilfe
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