Viktoria Aschaffenburg: New faces on the board and fresh wind for the future!

Viktoria Aschaffenburg: New faces on the board and fresh wind for the future!

Aschaffenburg, Deutschland - In the VIP-tent of the Stadium on Schönbusch, SV Viktoria Aschaffenburg was reorganized in an exciting general meeting. Confirmed in a supplementary election, Marion Münz, as a finance director, will now complete the trio of the board members together with Jürgen Rösch and Ludwig Münz. This happened with an overwhelming majority of the members present who approved the important course for the coming months, reports BFV. In addition, the new board of directors Benedikt Hotz, Dr. Björn Ahner and Prof. Dr. Newly chosen, which further strengthens the expertise on the board.

new board and ambitious goals

The association is refreshed by the new personnel decisions. Matthias Hartmann, an experienced entrepreneur from Stockstadt, will act as the new first chairman at the head of the SVA board. Hartmann brings a breath of fresh air and new perspectives by taking responsibility for finance and youth, as was reported on SVA. In addition, the sports journalist Melanie Grün-Schmidt will be a board member spokeswoman and will lead the external communication of the board. "We are working on making the club optimally future -proof in all areas," explains Hartmann and emphasizes the importance of professional cooperation within the board.

The return to the trail of success is considered crucial for the long -term stability of the association. Tuncay Nadaroglu, the sporting director, looked back on the sporting developments of the past season during the meeting and emphasized the need to change coaches in October. The focus is on a brave and attractive football game, which is to be refined under the new head coach Damir Agovic. Due to persistent sponsorship negotiations, two thirds of the loss of EUR 105,000 in 2022 could be contained. So the association is facing a brave restart with clear goals and responsibilities.

For more information on the current club development and the plans for the youth department, the reports from and Sva