Schröder strengthens United Launch Alliance as a political messaging center

Lena Schröder, a trained social scientist with a wealth of experience in political communication, has taken on a new role at the German Leadership Association ULA. Starting on May 27th, Schröder has assumed the position of Referent for Political Communication at the association.

Schröder reports directly to CEO Michael Schweizer and will support the team at ULA in political representation, content positioning, and press work. Her role involves managing political communication tasks, content positioning, and press work, ensuring that ULA maintains a strong and effective public presence.

Schröder's career in political communication began early, with her previous work experience including roles as a referent and a scientific assistant to a member of the Bundestag. Prior to her role at ULA, Schröder served as a referent in the Seeheimer Circle, a politically active women's organisation in Germany.

Before her work in politics, Schröder held an unspecified position. However, her education and subsequent career choices have prepared her well for her new role at ULA. At 35 years old, Schröder brings a fresh perspective and a wealth of knowledge to the association.

The exact process of Schröder's appointment as Political Communication Officer on May 27th is not publicly known. Additionally, information about who Michael Schweizer, as CEO of the German leadership group ULA, reports directly to is not available in the search results.

Despite this, the appointment of Lena Schröder is a significant addition to the team at ULA. Her expertise and experience in political communication, content positioning, and press work will undoubtedly contribute to the success of the association.