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FAUN Umwelttechnik People: Further training / sales
Managers gain both caliber
and substance
z Osterholz-Scharmbeck. FAUN employs specialized vocational training methods
to mold its employees.
In June 2006, the Junior Management
Program »JUMP« was first initiated for
the training of junior staff members and
since the end of September the future
FAUN executives are being honed and
polished. Chief Financial Officer Thilo
Even when you go…
Celebrating a farewell amongst family,
business partners and colleagues can be
a very nostalgic affair. But the goodbye
to our long-serving sales manager Walter
Fambach was tinged with both the familiarity
and experiences of over 26 years
together and the magic of the new. It was
a case of paying homage to Walter Fambach,
the man who molded an entire era
– when we think of the legendary LP 901,
today's POWERPRESS – and the way he
had of winning people over with his Bavarian
geniality. After 46 years of hard
Bollenbach explained these training measures
as follows: »At the end of a total of
six modules, the directors and managers
are familiar with the essential approach
necessary to successfully structure and
solve problems that need to be overcome
over and above the technical ones. They
learn how to deal with their own energy
and contribute toward fostering motivation,
resilience and goal-oriented behavior
in their own fields. Finishing in April 2007,
the participants will attend seminars with
titles like »Personal Authority«, »Coaching«,
»Self-Coaching« and »Teamwork«. »If we
achieve good results with our executives
through these seminars, this can only have
a positive effect on all of our employees«,
continued Bollenbach.
Claudia Schaue
z …you never really go. Celebratory farewell for Walter Fambach in June 2006
Active together for FAUN for many years, Walter
Fambach (l.) and FAUN owner Dr. Johannes F.
Kirchhoff
work, it is time to enjoy the sweet years
of idleness - or to phrase it in the words
of the 19th-century Austrian poet and
dramatist Franz Grillparzer:
»Become that which you not yet are,
Remain that which you have become.
In this becoming and remaining
Lies the key to earthly beauty!«
Claudia Schaue
l 34 K›MOBIL | Issue 28 | December 2006