Vinzenz Harrer takes stock: Farewell to the Weiz Chamber of Commerce

Vinzenz Harrer takes stock: Farewell to the Weiz Chamber of Commerce

In a surprising turn, Vinzenz Harrer announced that he was positioned his position as chairman of the Weiz Chamber of Commerce at the end of the year. Harrer, since 2015 in this role and previously from 2004 to 2023 chairman of the Economic Association, has already regulated his successor. The previous deputy, Bernhard Stranzl, who is also an entrepreneur in St. Margarethen an der Raab, will take over the management.

Harrer critically commented on the Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber of Commerce. "The organizations have far too few corners and edges," he said. His words indicate that he not only considers internal changes to be necessary, but also demands a fundamental reassessment of the structures and procedures in these institutions.

on the future of the Weizer Economy

The handover of the chairman to Stranzl could bring new impulses for the Weiz economy. As managing director of Elektromaschinentechnik GmbH, Stranzl brings extensive experience from industry. His entrepreneurial background could help the Chamber of Commerce develop new perspectives and strategies in order to better represent the needs of local companies.

The Harrer criticism could also be interpreted as a call to future leadership to take on a more active role in the regional economy. This is particularly important in times when many companies face major challenges. The way the new leaders will deal with these challenges could be crucial for the future success of the economy in Weiz.

In addition, the question is discussed how the strategies under Stranzl could develop. With a fresh look at the structures of the Chamber of Commerce and the goal of being a clear and strong voice for the Weizer companies, the public perception of the institution could change significantly.

For more information on the current situation and the upcoming changes in the Weiz Chamber of Commerce, interested parties can Read the full article at www.kleinezeitung.at .