Special issue on the ThyssenKrupp case

Dear readers of GermanBoardNews,

in view of the turbulence at the industry icon ThyssenKrupp, you will receive a special edition of GermanBoardNews today. We have closely followed developments in recent years and shed light on who is responsible – and why the drama should be a lesson to all supervisory boards.

By the way, the next regular issue will not be published on Friday, but on October 07, due to the holiday season.

I wish you a stimulating read.

Peter H. Dehnen & the GBN editorial team

PS: I also spoke on the subject of ThyssenKrupp on WDR.
You can find the article here!

Any additions, comments, objections? I look forward to your feedback

publisher@germanboardnews. com

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