Dr. Rainer Dulger was today elected President of the Confederation of German Employers' Associations (BDA). The BDA's General Meeting in Berlin voted in a secret ballot to give him its confidence for a two-year term of office without any dissenting votes. Rainer Dulger succeeds Ingo Kramer, who has been President of the BDA since November 2013.
With the German Employers' Award for Education, the Confederation of German Employers' Associations (BDA) rewards outstanding achievements in educational work. The prize is supported by Deutsche Telekom AG and Deutsche Bahn AG. The prize is awarded in the categories of early childhood, school, vocational and university education and is endowed with 10,000 euros each.
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Ingo Kramer announced at today's meeting of the Presiding Committee of the BDA that he will resign from office on 25 November. Ingo Kramer had already announced this in a letter to the Presiding Committee and Board of the BDA on 19 September. At the same time, in consultation with the Vice Presidium, he proposed the current BDA Vice President, Dr. Ing. Rainer Dulger, as his successor.
Teamassistenz | Walter-Raymond-Stiftung / Institut für Sozial- und Wirtschaftspolitische Ausbildung Team Assistant | Walter Raymond Foundation / Institute of Societal and Social Policy Training
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