Osram Appoints Ingo Bank as Chief Executive Officer

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Mar 4, 2021

At its February 23 meeting, the Osram Supervisory Board appointed Ingo Bank as CEO until the end of April 2023. As announced, he will take over the role in addition to his position as Chief Financial Officer of majority owner ams. The Supervisory Board also appointed Babette Fröhlich as Labor Director and thus to the Management Board of OSRAM Licht AG. The 55-year-old is to head the Corporate HR departments of Osram and the future combined company after the Domination and Profit and Loss Transfer Agreement signed with ams comes into force. 

Ms Fröhlich has been working at Osram head of HR since 2016. A graduate in business management, she previously worked in various positions at IG Metall, BHF Bank and Commerzbank.

From March 1, 2021, the Management Board of OSRAM Licht AG will comprise Chief Executive Officer Ingo Bank, Chief Financial OfficerKathrin Dahnke and Labor Director Babette Fröhlich.

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