Change in the district office: Norbert Sontheim is retired after 44 years

Change in the district office: Norbert Sontheim is retired after 44 years

A significant change of personnel in the Starnberg district office is emerging: Norbert Sontheim, who has been on duty for 44 years and has headed the main and personnel administration for 22 years, enters into well-deserved retirement. District Administrator Stefan Frey praised Sontheim's commitment and wished him all the best for the future. Sontheim, who began his career as an administrative officer in 1980, has a significant impact on the development of the district and was a co-founder of the citizens' service, which celebrates its 20th anniversary in the coming years. During his tenure, he accompanied numerous challenges, including the refugee crisis and Corona pandemic, and carried out significant digitization projects, such as the online services that make the administration.

new beginning for training

The change at the head of the personnel management collapses with the start of training for seven new administrative specialists. They start their three -year training in the district office and experience a broad introduction to the diverse tasks of a district administration. Matthias Vilsmayer, the Vice of District Administrator Frey, welcomed the young people and emphasized how important training is in the district office. The trainees will get to know various areas such as citizens' service, social affairs and public security. In addition, Christopher Otawa has started his training as an IT specialist for system integration, which supports the technological future of the district office.

With the farewell of Sontheim and the simultaneous start of the new trainees, a new section is heralded, which not only connects personal stories, but also sets the course for the future development of the administration in the Starnberg district. The combined handover of experience and the fresh wind of new talent could give decisive impulses for the future of the administration, while the district office continues to advertise new interested parties.

Merker reported on the retirement of Norbert Sontheim. and Stan explained the exciting training trip of the new administrative specialists.