Top Tweets for #Banketts

Werner-Johannes Müller @web1tv

almost 2 years ago

Der geborene Süßholzraspler und Sweet Talker #FCB #Mitternacht #Banketts

Bayern & Germany

@iMiaSanMia

almost 2 years ago

Jan-Christian Dreesen is unlikely to continue as Bayern CEO beyond next year. Internally, there's criticism of Dreesen's job at the DFL, power struggle and inappropriate leadership behaviour. An incident that Dreesen is accused of: a dispute with an employee escalated around three years ago. Dreesen is said to have insulted the woman and thrown a magazine at her. The incident was investigated internally, and the woman no longer works for the club. Both the CEO and Bayern didn't want to comment on the incident. In recent months, Dreesen has fallen out of favour with a number of supervisory board members. He currently only has the choice of voluntarily stepping down – or being dismissed sooner or later The club is said to have made it clear to Dreesen in recent weeks that he should give up his DFL role and pass it on to CFO Michael Diederich. However, Dreesen has not yet agreed to that. Internally, Diederich is already being discussed as a candidate for the CEO role. He has made it clear in recent months that he wants the job. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge is also mentioned as a possible interim solution in order to have more time to search for a new CEO [@manager_magazin]

iMiaSanMia's tweet photo. Jan-Christian Dreesen is unlikely to continue as Bayern CEO beyond next year. Internally, there's criticism of Dreesen's job at the DFL, power struggle and inappropriate leadership behaviour. An incident that Dreesen is accused of: a dispute with an employee escalated around three years ago. Dreesen is said to have insulted the woman and thrown a magazine at her. The incident was investigated internally, and the woman no longer works for the club. Both the CEO and Bayern didn't want to comment on the incident. In recent months, Dreesen has fallen out of favour with a number of supervisory board members. He currently only has the choice of voluntarily stepping down – or being dismissed sooner or later

The club is said to have made it clear to Dreesen in recent weeks that he should give up his DFL role and pass it on to CFO Michael Diederich. However, Dreesen has not yet agreed to that. Internally, Diederich is already being discussed as a candidate for the CEO role. He has made it clear in recent months that he wants the job. Karl-Heinz Rummenigge is also mentioned as a possible interim solution in order to have more time to search for a new CEO

[@manager_magazin]

783

150K

228

Top Tweets for #Banketts

Last Seen Hashtags on Sotwe

Trends for you

Most Popular Users