Josef Taus: Austria loses a visionary industrial captain

Josef Taus: Austria loses a visionary industrial captain

St. Pölten, Österreich - Austria mourns the loss of Josef Taus, an important politician and entrepreneur who is deeply rooted in the country's history with his work. The former federal party chairman of the ÖVP and founder of Management Trust Holding (MTH) died tragically, which was described by Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner as a big loss for the nation. In his career, Taus was not only CEO of the Girozentrale, but also the head of the supervisory board of ÖIAG and managing partner of Constantia Industrieverwaltungsgesgesmbh. As an experienced economic leader, his goal was to renovate struck companies, such as the book and media chain Libro and the office article discounter Pagro, even if some attempts, as with KTM, were not successful, reported . .

a legacy of inspiration

Governor Mikl-Leitner praised Josef Taus as a "impressive personality", who had proven her leadership and her view in challenging times. She emphasized the importance of his work to create a strong industrial home for Austria. The state managing director of the ÖVP in Lower Austria, Matthias Zauner, also emphasized that aana has inspired generations of politicians. His courage to accept the most difficult challenges will remain unforgettable. With his death, Austria loses an essential pioneer of the economic policy agenda, which always had the interests of both the employer and the employee in mind, as well as