APG: New business units and division heads
The Allgemeine Plakatgesellschaft (APG) is restructuring its organization as part of its management succession plan. The company, which is part of Affichage Holding, will operate with three business units and new leaders starting January 1, 2009.
Allgemeine Plakatgesellschaft (APG) is adapting its structures as part of the management succession plan. The company, which is part of Affichage Holding, will operate with three business units and new managers from January 1, 2009. The future Managing Director Ivan Schultheiss will be responsible for sales. Beat Hollenstein will take over the Procurement and Marketing unit and will also become Deputy Managing Director. Walter R. Oeschger will be responsible for logistics.
The structural adjustments will enable APG to better meet future market requirements, writes future CEO Ivan Schultheiss in a press release issued by the poster company. "At the same time, we are unbundling certain responsibilities with Affichage Holding, our parent company. This reallocation of tasks will enable APG to work even more closely with its sister companies and profit centers in the future."
As part of the reorganization, the two long-standing members of the Executive Board, Claude Miffon (previously Procurement) and Roger Möschler (previously Marketing), will leave APG. They will be offered suitable positions within the Affichage Group, according to the press release issued on Tuesday.
The structural adjustments will enable APG to better meet future market requirements, writes future CEO Ivan Schultheiss in a press release issued by the poster company. "At the same time, we are unbundling certain responsibilities with Affichage Holding, our parent company. This reallocation of tasks will enable APG to work even more closely with its sister companies and profit centers in the future."
As part of the reorganization, the two long-standing members of the Executive Board, Claude Miffon (previously Procurement) and Roger Möschler (previously Marketing), will leave APG. They will be offered suitable positions within the Affichage Group, according to the press release issued on Tuesday.
