| Editorial Board
| 07/17/2023
The 53-year-old is taking over from Wolfgang Bell, who is retiring after 32 years in the role.
Monika Eder has been in charge of finance, administration and logistics in Miele Austria since the beginning of July, and also supports the financial organization in Slovenia and Croatia.
New area of responsibility
Monica Eder has extensive experience in various fields of work and has held the position of Chief Financial Officer for Austria and the Czech Republic at Jaguar Land Rover in Salzburg for the past 10 years. In her new position of “Director of Finance, Administration, and Logistics” she is also a member of the Executive Board. She takes on the responsibilities of Wolfgang Bell, who is retiring after 32 years in the role.
“I am very pleased that we have found in Monika Eder a manager with a wide professional background and many years of management experience for the Finance, Logistics and Administration Department which is so important to Miele and which Wolfgang Bell manages very well. At Wolfgang Bell we would like to thank him for his many years of exceptional commitment to Miele Sandra Kolleth, Managing Director of Miele Austria, says.
“I am particularly pleased to work for such a strong family-run company. Miele represents excellence, innovation and reliability. It is important to me to build a partnership based on trust and good communication. I appreciate our leading personalities at the top with lots of experience and strong personality and I look forward to many years of Successful collaboration, ”says Monica Eder.

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