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Allianz pro Schiene reshuffles leadership at historic Swiss meeting

A leadership shake-up at Allianz pro Schiene's inaugural Swiss gathering signals fresh momentum. Who's stepping up—and why this matters for rail advocacy?

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Allianz pro Schiene reshuffles leadership at historic Swiss meeting

Allianz pro Schiene has chosen new leaders for its supporters’ circle. The group held its annual meeting in Switzerland for the first time this year. Key changes include a new deputy spokesperson and the confirmation of an existing one. Malte Lawrenz, Chairman of the Association of Freight Wagon Keepers in Germany (VPI), now takes on the role of deputy spokesperson. He replaces Michail Stahlhut, who left after stepping down as CEO of HUPAC. Lawrenz will also join the 12-member executive board, which Martin Burkert continues to chair.

Gerhard Greiter, CEO of Siemens Mobility, remains a spokesperson for the supporters’ circle. Meanwhile, Berit Börke, Managing Director of Partner for Pioneers GmbH, stays on the executive board. The meeting marked the first time Allianz pro Schiene gathered its supporters in Switzerland. Lawrenz’s appointment strengthens the group’s leadership, while Greiter and Börke retain their positions. The changes follow a shift in HUPAC’s management earlier this year.

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