Unimarkt in Moidrams: Günter Haider is looking for a successor for the future

Unimarkt in Moidrams: Günter Haider is looking for a successor for the future

Günter Haider, who has headed the Unimarkt in Moidrams since 2015, is faced with an important change. It was only in March of this year that he took over the Unimarkt in Weitra and is now planning to retire at the end of the year. To ensure that business can be successfully continued, he is actively looking for a successor. However, this task is challenging.

The unimouders are decisive regional local suppliers who offer people in the area a variety of products. According to Haider, it is important to stand out from the competition, in particular through additional offers such as catering and grill goods. "If you offer an additional offer such as catering or grill goods, you can certainly exist against the competition," he explains. This commitment shows his conviction that diversity and quality are the key to business success.

The challenges of successor searches

The search for a suitable successor turns out to be not easy. There are many challenges on the market, and the requirements for leadership and understanding for local needs are high. Haider strives to find someone who continues the values and philosophy of Unimarkt, while he continues to maintain the relationship with the community that has been built over the years.

The Unimarkt in Weitra, which Haider has recently taken over, is of fundamental importance for the population. It is not only a place of shopping, but also a social meeting point. The handover to a new owner is therefore not only an economic decision, but also a question of trust and continuity in the neighborhood.

The employees and the regular customers look forward to the developments. It remains to be seen who will take on the role of the market manager and how the shops can be continued to Haider's withdrawal in order to maintain the quality and service that customers are used to from their Unimarkt. For more information about the follow-up searches by Günter Haider, see the current reporting on www.noen.at .