Audi's threatened Brussels plant gets new boss

Audi Thomas Bogus — Bogus began his career at Audi in Ingolstadt in 2002 and has held management roles with responsibilty for industrial engineering. (AUDI)

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September 04, 2024 07:21 AM

Audi said Thomas Bogus will be the new plant manager at its threatened Brussels factory, succeeding Volker Germann.

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