Lutz Bandte becomes Managing Director of Callwey Verlag
On May 1, 2007, Lutz Bandte replaces Amos Kotte as Managing Director of Callwey Verlag. Bandte was previously one of the managing directors of Weka Media. Kotte is leaving at his own request, but will remain loyal to the publishing industry.
On May 1, 2007, Lutz Bandte replaces Amos Kotte as Managing Director of Callwey Verlag. Bandte was previously one of the managing directors of Weka Media. Kotte is leaving at his own request, but will remain loyal to the publishing industry.
In Lutz Bandte, the traditional publisher Callwey has been able to recruit a man as Managing Director who has already worked successfully in large publishing houses. After studying business administration, the 44-year-old initially worked for Otto Versand before moving to Weka in 1996, first as sales and marketing manager and later as publishing director. He has been Managing Director of Weka Media since 2004.
According to a press release, the outgoing Amos Kotte has played a key role in ensuring that Callwey can continue to operate independently as a successful company. In the eight years that he has been in charge, he has not only guided the publishing house through the media and construction crisis with great care, but has also opened up the company to other revenue streams in addition to the magazine and book business.
In Lutz Bandte, the traditional publisher Callwey has been able to recruit a man as Managing Director who has already worked successfully in large publishing houses. After studying business administration, the 44-year-old initially worked for Otto Versand before moving to Weka in 1996, first as sales and marketing manager and later as publishing director. He has been Managing Director of Weka Media since 2004.
According to a press release, the outgoing Amos Kotte has played a key role in ensuring that Callwey can continue to operate independently as a successful company. In the eight years that he has been in charge, he has not only guided the publishing house through the media and construction crisis with great care, but has also opened up the company to other revenue streams in addition to the magazine and book business.
