Suche
Mein Konto
Schlumberger under new management: A breath of fresh air for wine and champagne cellars!
Schlumberger renews its leadership: Florian Czink becomes CEO, Lamprecht says goodbye. Strategic focus on digitalization and innovation.
Schlumberger under new management: A breath of fresh air for wine and champagne cellars!
The Schlumberger wine and sparkling wine cellar has announced a comprehensive realignment of its management. Eugen Lamprecht, who worked as Chief Sales Officer and member of the management for over eight and a half years, is leaving the company at his own request at the end of September 2025. On October 1, 2025, Florian Czink will take on the role of CEO, while Anne Glatz and Nicole Cappato will join the management as Sales Director and Marketing Director. These changes are part of a strategic realignment of the company to better adapt to the challenges of the market, reports Leadersnet.
Florian Czink brings over 20 years of experience at Schlumberger and was most recently Chief Marketing Officer and Co-Managing Director of the subsidiary Top Spirit. His goal is to steer the company through the economically challenging times and to focus on market development as well as on digitalization and innovation. Anne Glatz, who has been with the company since 2002, will bring her extensive experience in marketing and sales to the new role. Nicole Cappato, previously working as senior brand manager, will further develop marketing.
Structure of the new management
The new management will consist of the following people:
- Florian Czink (CEO)
- Stephan Dubach (CFO)
- Anne Glatz (Vertriebsdirektorin)
- Nicol Cappato (Marketingdirektorin)
- Aurore Jeudy (Chef-Önologin & Kellermeisterin)
- Patrick Meszarits (Direktor Produktion & Supply Chain)
In addition, Benedikt Zacherl is moving to an international role as Vice President Continental Europe, but remains strategically responsible for the Austrian market and the group's export business. He will take responsibility for the country organizations in Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Switzerland and Ukraine, while responsibility for Austria will pass to Schlumberger's new management Guest reported.
The digital change in the wine industry
Parallel to these structural changes, the wine and sparkling wine industry is facing a digital transformation. To survive in an increasingly competitive market, companies need software solutions to analyze market trends and customer preferences. Verivinum positions itself as an important platform that enables comprehensive data analysis and market research. The platform offers solutions to digitize the marketing process in the wine industry and gain competitive advantages, which is crucial for companies.
With over 25,000 samples from German discounters and up to 45 product features that users can analyze, Verivinum helps companies identify current trends and react quickly. These data-driven insights are essential to optimize our marketing strategies and increase market presence Verivinum highlights.