Round of honor for Helmuth Geppert: VR Bank celebrates well -deserved retirement!

Round of honor for Helmuth Geppert: VR Bank celebrates well -deserved retirement!

VR Bank Augsburg-Ostallgäu has retired by its long-time board member Helmuth Geppert. After 17 years in a managerial function, Geppert was honored for his merits. When he came to the board of the then Raiffeisenbank Füssen-Pfronten-Nesselwang in October 2007, a formative section began his career. His special commitment, including the introduction of the "New Work" concept, as well as his everyday support and inspiration for employees and customers ensures that Geppert stays in better memory than he himself thinks, like B4B Schwaben reported.

But the farewell is not only a loss for the bank, but also a reason for the celebration. At the farewell, Geppert was awarded the golden badge of honor of the Bavarian Cooperative Association (GVB) not only for his loyalty, but also for his commitment in the cooperative system. This highest award testifies to its performance for its services within the cooperative sector, such as "https://www.vrbank-augsburg-ostallgaeu.de/wir-fuer-sie/Pressemitteilungen/Pressemitteilungen/Goldenele_gvb_2024.html"> vr bank auGsburg-ostallgäu Press release clarified.

An era comes to an end

Helmuth Geppert, who started his career in 1983 and gained valuable experience at various banks, has also taken over numerous honorary offices in addition to his main activity. His ideas for promoting cooperative and his critical look for improvements leave sustainable traces in the bank. The board, represented by Dr. Hermann Starnecker wished him a fulfilled time after the bank with renovation projects and travel. Geppert looks positively on the upcoming challenges in retirement and has a clear message for the coming years: "New challenges are waiting and wanting to be mastered," he emphasized.

With the golden badge of honor, the GVB not only tries to climb, but also the board members Heinrich Stumpf and Christoph Huber for their commitment. The award is a sign of thanks for years of willingness to serve and the exemplary that the three gentlemen embody for the cooperative movement.