VDV: Oliver Wolff remains head

COLOGNE. The Association of German Transport Companies (VDV) will continue to rely on Oliver Wolff as its managing director for the next three years. His contract was extended in May. Wolff has been a full-time member of the executive committee of the industry association for public rail freight and public passenger transport since 2011. By extending his contract prematurely, the company wants to “set an example of continuity in these uncertain times”, says VDV President Ingo Wortmann.

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VDV: Oliver Wolff remains head

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