Last week, Richard Lee, Head of our Chinese subsidiary, visited our headquarters in Germersheim. During his stay, he participated in numerous meetings, supported our China-related projects, and provided valuable insights into current developments in the Chinese market.
But why did he make the trip in person when we are already connected via Teams and in close contact almost every day? Digital communication has transformed many aspects of our work in recent years – especially in international projects.
Yet despite all the digital possibilities, nothing can replace meeting in person. It is precisely in these moments that close connections grow out of virtual collaboration.
Over the years, a strong relationship has developed between our headquarters and our Chinese subsidiary – built on trust and mutual appreciation, both professionally and personally. This is why we were especially pleased about the visit to Germany and made the most of our time together.
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