Dohler ascends as president of BDEW
The Federal Association of Energy and Water Industry (BDEW) has a new President following the election held on June 4th. Stefan Dohler, the 58-year-old CEO of EWE, was chosen to lead the organisation, succeeding Marie-Luise Wolff who did not run for re-election after serving three terms.
The election of Dohler as the President of BDEW took place within the Board, and the honorary members of the BDEW Presidium, appointed from within the Board, serve for a term of two years.
Dohler's term as the President of BDEW marks a significant change in the leadership of the organisation. As the CEO of EWE, he brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the role.
Marie-Luise Wolff, who served as the President of BDEW for three terms, did not run for re-election. Her tenure was marked by her dedication and commitment to the energy and water industry, and she leaves behind a strong legacy.
The BDEW Presidium appoints its honorary members for a term of two years, and the term of office for these members is also two years.
The BDEW is a crucial organisation in the energy and water industry, representing the interests of its members and working to promote sustainable and efficient energy solutions. With Dohler at the helm, the BDEW is poised to continue its important work in the years to come.
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