Eberz-Eder serves as the CEO of KTBL corporation
New Leadership at the Curatorium for Technology and Civil Engineering in Agriculture
Daniel Eberz-Eder has taken over as the CEO of the Curatorium for Technology and Civil Engineering in Agriculture, effective from November 1, 2021. This marks a significant change in leadership for the organisation, which operates in the field of agriculture.
Eberz-Eder succeeds Martin Kunisch, who will retire at the beginning of the new year. Kunisch previously held the position as the CEO of the Curatorium for Technology and Civil Engineering in Agriculture. Prior to his retirement, Kunisch was also the CEO of the Curatorium for Technology and Civil Engineering in Agriculture.
Eberz-Eder holds a degree in agricultural science and has no prior history as the CEO of the Curatorium for Technology and Civil Engineering in Agriculture. However, he brings with him a wealth of experience from his tenure at the Service Center for Rural Affairs Rheinhessen-Nahe-Hunsrück. His most recent position at the Service Center was as Senior Agricultural Advisor.
Eberz-Eder has held various positions at the Service Center for Rural Affairs Rheinhessen-Nahe-Hunsrück, making him well-acquainted with the organisation's operations. This experience is expected to be beneficial as he takes on his new role at the Curatorium for Technology and Civil Engineering in Agriculture.
The Service Center for Rural Affairs Rheinhessen-Nahe-Hunsrück is a specific organisation in the field of rural affairs. While the Curatorium for Technology and Civil Engineering in Agriculture is a different organisation, it is also a significant player in the agricultural industry.
The search did not return specific information about the key figures in the Curatorium for Technology and Civil Engineering in Agriculture, their roles, or previous positions. The documents available mention experts in law, environmental issues, and university governance, but none directly relate to the Curatorium for Technology and Civil Engineering in Agriculture.
This change in leadership at the Curatorium for Technology and Civil Engineering in Agriculture is an exciting development for the organisation and the agricultural industry as a whole. As Eberz-Eder settles into his new role, we look forward to seeing the positive impact he will have on the organisation and the industry.
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