Nathalie von Siemens, representing the founding family on the Supervisory Board, also voiced her support for Schneider in 'Handelsblatt'. 'The Siemens family has full confidence in the company's processes and the leadership figures selected through them. This applies particularly to Mark Schneider.' Like Snabe, von Siemens will step down from the board in 2027 after twelve years. Christoph von Seidel is expected to succeed her, representing the family, which still holds a six percent stake.
To address investor concerns regarding Schneider's lack of technological expertise, Ola Rollén is expected to provide that competency on the board, Snabe told the newspaper. The 61-year-old Rollén served as CEO of the Swedish technology firm Hexagon until 2022. The third newcomer to the Siemens Supervisory Board starting in 2027 will be Marion Helmes. According to her LinkedIn profile, the former Celesio CEO already serves on the boards of Siemens Healthineers, Heineken, and Lonza. She is set to replace Benoit Potier at Siemens.
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