Marcel Kiessling (Managing Director at Gerhard Schubert GmbH) and Hartmut Siegel (CEO at Schubert North America), present Schubert's portfolio and its sustainability initiative Mission Blue.
Construction of the new headquarters in line with sustainability goals
Marcel Kiessling, Managing Director at Gerhard Schubert GmbH presented the company’s sustainability initiative mission blue: “We consider ourselves a true partner for our customers, enabling them to achieve their sustainability goals with the right machines and packaging”. Out of respect for people and the environment, Schubert is committed to taking action – as a sustainable company with sustainable machines and as a development partner for sustainable packaging. Schubert has defined four fields of action to translate the Mission Blue initiative into specific, tangible measures and verifiable facts: Sustainable corporate governance, climate-neutral production, environmentally friendly machines & services and sustainable packaging. “From sustainable production to balancing family and career, at Schubert we are aware of our responsibility towards customers, employees and the community”, emphasizes Hartmut Siegel, “the new Headquarters building in Charlotte is planned and constructed in alignment with our corporate sustainability principles. We are proud to welcome Melanie Moltmann and Reinhard von Hennigs here at Schubert North America and we are looking forward to having them visit our new building in the near future.”
Ana Pryor (Director of Finance at Schubert North America), Hartmut Siegel (CEO at Schubert North America), Melanie Moltmann (Consul General of Germany in Atlanta), Reinhard von Hennigs (Honorary Consul of Germany to Charlotte and Chairman and Founder of Bridgehouse Law LLP), Valentin Wolf (Service Project Manager and Trainer at Schubert North America), Erik Jensen (Director of Service at Schubert North America), Lars Dieball (Intern at Bridgehouse Law LLP).