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Redcare Pharmacy reshapes its supervisory board with three new strategic nominees

A bold leadership shift at Redcare Pharmacy merges pharma experience with digital vision. Can this trio accelerate the company's next chapter? The departures of three veterans mark the end of an era—but the future looks sharper.

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Redcare Pharmacy reshapes its supervisory board with three new strategic nominees

Redcare Pharmacy has proposed three new candidates for its supervisory board. The nominations include Max Müller, Anja Hendel, and Peter Schmid von Linstow, each bringing specialized experience to the healthcare and digital sectors. Meanwhile, three long-standing members will leave the board as part of the changes.

Max Müller currently holds the role of Senior Vice President and Head of Global Public Affairs at Bayer. His background spans over a decade in leadership at Celesio and DocMorris, starting in 2008. Before that, he briefly worked with the hospital group Rhön in 2012 and later became Chief Strategy Officer at DocMorris in 2013.

Anja Hendel joins with expertise in digital strategy, technology governance, and organizational transformation. She most recently served as Managing Director at Diconium, a digital consultancy firm. Her experience aligns with Redcare's focus on digital healthcare solutions.

Peter Schmid von Linstow brings a strong record in scaling businesses. His career includes senior roles at Visable, Parship, eBay, and AutoScout24. His experience in growth and operational leadership is expected to support Redcare's expansion plans.

The changes also involve departures from the supervisory board. Björn Söder, Jérôme Cochet, and Jaska de Bakker will step down. Michael Köhler, the company's founder, will take over as chairman, replacing Söder. Co-founder Stephan Weber will continue his role on the board.

The new nominations aim to strengthen Redcare's governance with skills in public affairs, digital transformation, and business scaling. The supervisory board's updated composition reflects a shift toward strategic growth and innovation. The changes will take effect following the upcoming election process.

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