Germany

Reinforcement for the Board of Zetcon Ingenieure

Since January 2016, Dipl.-Ing. Christian Kotz-Pollkläsener (45) has reinforced the board of the German consultant Zetcon Ingenieure alongside Dipl.-Ing. Ulrich Pöggeler. Kotz-Pollkläsener is responsible for the technical field and the subsidiaries IBOS (Institut für Betontechnologie und Oberflächenschutz) and Zetcon Development. He has many years of experience in the testing of building structures, refurbishment design and quality supervision, has been active for the company since 2008 and was procurist and partner before being appointed as a director. “We have ambitious targets and plans”,...

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