BMW will be getting a new CEO in May 2015, a year ahead of schedule, when current CEO Norbert Reithofer will step down to make way for the brand’s current production chief Harald Krueger, who has been with the company for over 20 years.
Reithofer has run BMW since 2006, and will succeed Joachim Milberg as chairman of the supervisory board. Milberg will take a leading role in the group’s worldwide CSR activities and charitable foundations.
The brand also announced that it was appointing a new development head – Klaus Frohlich, who was most recently in charge of the Small and Mid-sized Series Product Line. He will replace Herbert Diess, who has left to head Volkswagen passenger cars.
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CEO Norbert Reithofer, U are not suitable for potong ceo
lato ton mahathir said only malassia man can be ceo potong, others people and races can not be
Yes Proton should get CEO from BMW to become Asia’s answer to 3-series.
Proton should get Ah Beng from tree mechanic to be CEO
TDrM love himself so much until feel others like nothing.
Finally he show his real face “racist”.
He’s families can be CEO, ministers and millionaire and billionaier… Others can’t.
May be Dr M – He will make an ideal candidate.
BMW will be getting a new CEO in May 2015, a year ahead of schedule, when current CEO Norbert Reithofer will step down to make way for the brand’s current production chief Harald Krueger, who has been with the company for over 20 years.
See….20 years in the same company. They have brand loyalty, commitment, knowing the company’s culture, understand what BMW as a company is. Not some CEO of goodness-knows-what industry that heads proton.
Rumour has it that the outgoing CEO stepping down is to join Proton as CEO come May’15… all pending Dr. M approval… Ya, I know.. stranger things has happened.
The new CEO should do what’s best for business – close down Proton!