Alteration of Communication Strategies and Public Relations at North Sugar
In a recent development, Nordzucker AG, one of the leading sugar producers worldwide, headquartered in Braunschweig, Germany, has announced a realignment of its Communications and Public Affairs departments. The news was made official through two press releases, one in German and the other in English, published on the Nordzucker website.
The German press release, titled "230130-PI-Neuausrichtung-Communications-DE.pdf", weighs in at 93 kB, while the English version, titled "230130-PI-Neuausrichtung-Communications-EN.pdf", carries the same size. The press releases, however, do not disclose the reasons behind this realignment.
In the restructured setup, Nicole Dinter (51) has taken on the role of Head of Communications & Public Affairs at Nordzucker AG. Prior to joining Nordzucker, Dinter served as Communication Manager Germany & Industrial in the Corporate Communications department of the global chemical company Solvay. Dinter's role focuses on managing communication and public relations to support Nordzucker's business goals and strategic messaging, as indicated by her frequent mention in company news and reports.
Interestingly, Christian Kionka (61), who has been with Nordzucker since 1994, initially working in the Agri department and later establishing Public Affairs within the group in 2007, is now focusing on strategic management of political decision-making processes as Head of Public Affairs at Nordzucker AG. However, no detailed public information was found regarding Christian Kionka's role or background at Nordzucker AG in communications or public affairs.
The Nordzucker Group employs a total of 3,800 employees at 21 European and Australian production and refining sites. The company produces a wide range of products, including white sugar, raw sugar, refined sugar, specialties, and liquid sugars, as well as animal feed, molasses, fertilizers, renewable energy fuels, and electricity.
The realignment of Communications and Public Affairs at Nordzucker is a significant move, and it will be interesting to see how these changes impact the company's operations and strategic direction in the future.
- The realignment of Communications and Public Affairs departments at Nordzucker AG, a leading player in the global sugar industry and finance, may lead to changes in the company's business strategies.
- The new Head of Communications & Public Affairs at Nordzucker AG, Nicole Dinter, has a background in corporate communications and public relations within the finance and business sector, having worked at Solvay, a global chemical company.
