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Christian Gihr elected new CGBA President

10:37 - 03 October 2024

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After eight years of commitment, Stefan Nolte has stepped down as President of the Cyprus Germany Business Association (CGBA), making way for his successor, Christian Gihr.

“Stefan’s dedication, hard work, and leadership have been instrumental in shaping the CGBA into the thriving organisation it is today, and for this we are incredibly grateful,” CGBA said announcing the news on its LinkedIn. As we close this chapter, we are excited to welcome Christian Gihr as our newly elected CGBA President! Christian brings with him incredible energy, fresh ideas, and a strong vision for the future. We are confident that under his leadership, the CGBA will continue to grow and achieve even greater success.”

In addition, Lukas Drumm was voted in as Vice President, who will support the CGBA’s existing Vice President Christianna Diogenous. Also, Carine Khoury Niemann is the newly appointed Director of the Board.

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