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Porsche Korea CEO Holger Gerrmann was elected as the ninth German chairperson at the 41st Korean-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry Annual General Meeting on Thursday.
Run by a co-chairing system, KGCCI will now be led by Gerrmann and Korean Chairperson Park Hyun-nam, who is also the Deutsche Bank CEO.
“We will continue to create the foundation for Korean and German companies to grow together, honoring the long-standing successful business relationships of our two countries and emphasizing the importance of innovation and social responsibility,” said Gerrmann in a statement.
Gerrmann has been leading Porsche Korea since 2019.
Run by a co-chairing system, KGCCI will now be led by Gerrmann and Korean Chairperson Park Hyun-nam, who is also the Deutsche Bank CEO.
“We will continue to create the foundation for Korean and German companies to grow together, honoring the long-standing successful business relationships of our two countries and emphasizing the importance of innovation and social responsibility,” said Gerrmann in a statement.
Gerrmann has been leading Porsche Korea since 2019.
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