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Free voters found new federal working group for medium -sized companies
Find out more about the founding of the Federal Working Group on SME by free voters. Stephan Töpfer was elected chairman, supported by Karina Luginger and Wilhelm Hartmann as deputy chair. Read how the new board with a total of ten members wants to represent the interests of medium -sized companies in Germany.
Free voters found new federal working group for medium -sized companies
The free voters set a strong sign for medium -sized companies: a moving founding meeting! In Berlin, the new Federal Working Group was launched at SME - and that with concentrated strength!
The members present did not hesitate and elected the charismatic Stephan Töpfer from North Rhine-Westphalia. A man with visions that wants to represent the interests of the small and medium -sized companies (SME) loudly!
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The free voters with talented heads also shine on the deputy post: Karina Luginger from Bavaria and Wilhelm Hartmann from Hessen are on the Töpfer's side. But the board becomes even more versatile! With a total of eight assessors, including Marcel Enders (Saxony-Anhalt), Volker Lower Mund (Hamburg) and Tomasz Petersohn (Saxony), is a concentrated force at the start that wants to bring the middle class in Germany forward.
Already in the first address of Kerstin Haimerl-Kunze , the deputy federal chairman, it became clear: "Congratulations to the newly elected board! We look forward to a successful cooperation for a strong economy and fair opportunities in Germany!" These words focus on the future and the expectations that the members combine with this new working group.
- What does this foundation mean?
- A strong network for medium -sized companies in Germany!
- Why is that important?
- SMEs is the backbone of the German economy and needs a powerful voice!
Free voters are ready to accept the challenges and to stand up for the concerns of companies. With this handy working group, the middle class is now finally represented loudly - that is the clear signal from Berlin!