Sparkasse Fulda Celebrates Long-Term Employee Dedication and Farewells to Retiring Staff

This year, almost 30 employees were able to look back on a long professional career at Sparkasse Fulda. They have been part of the operations team in customer business, staff departments or back office for 40 years and 25 years respectively. The Sparkasse celebrated its anniversary at an event in the “Bachmühle” restaurant. The financial institution also said goodbye to eleven deserving employees in the leisure phase of partial retirement and into retirement.

Chairman of the Board Uwe Marohn thanked everyone for their commitment, loyalty and collegial cooperation, but above all for their willingness to support and help shape the necessary changes. Experienced employees who remain open, curious and have a desire for new things are important assets for the Sparkasse of today and the Sparkasse of tomorrow. Marohn the following employees:

40 years of service

Ute Leimbach, Dagmar Flade, Simone Jestädt, Annette Kirsch, Sabine Schneider, Andrea Wiegand, Doris Wiegand-Ries, Marion Bau (organization and production department), Theo Klewitz (infrastructure and technology department), Birgit Dettler, Jürgen Möller (credit department). ), Martin Goldbach (Compliance Organization), Roswitha Blum (Staff Council), Olaf Ebert (Corporate Customer Center), Horst Habermehl (Member of the Board), Kerstin Hackl (Dr.-Dietz-Straße branch), Ralf Hohmann (Neuhof branch), Renate Wiegand (business center), Marie-Luise Waider (customer service center), Monika Woyth (asset investment center)

25 years of service

Iris Brehl, Verena Kaschuba (both investment centers), Frank Kram (corporate customer center), Matthias Pappert (credit department), Anne Schönfeld, Marion Klier (both Kaiserstrasse Hünfeld branch), Michael Schönfeld (Southwest branch), Nicole Trabert (Petersberg branch), Pia Liebig (Wallweg branch).

The Sparkasse said goodbye to Eva-Maria Albrighton, Gudrun Schäfer, Martina Wetterau, Brigitte Kalb, Hiltrud von Keitz, Lothar Brehl, Armin Wittig, Rainer Richter, Ulrike Dreifürst, Reiner Jost and Werner Scheuch into the leisure phase of semi-retirement and into retirement. +++ pm