CEO Günter Eichhübl says farewell to TSA after 21 years

Since 2000, Eichhübl was CEO and shareholder of Traktionssysteme Austria in Wiener Neudorf and its international locations in Bosnia and Herzegovina, in USA and China. His activities in the industry also included the position as Member of the Board in the Federation of Lower Austrian Industries as well as in the Verband der Bahnindustrie Österreich (Association of the Austrian Railway Industry).‘I am looking at my farewell with one eye laughing, the other weeping. I am particularly looking forward to my numerous exciting projects after my time at TSA. Thanks to a well-developed network, I will certainly keep contact with many colleagues and partners from the industry’, Günter Eichhübl said.

Eichhübl’s direct area of responsibilities included Manufacturing and Production Technology, Engineering, Human Resources, Innovation Management, Health-Safety-Environment, Purchasing and Logistics, Facility Management and Quality Management.

‘There is hardly any comparison between TSA as it once was and what it has become today’, Eichhübl added. ‚The development of the company can be mostly attributed to two decisive factors. On the one hand, certain megatrends have worked in our favor, and will continue to do so. They include the worldwide trend toward rail transportation instead of road, urbanization, climate change, and a decline in individual travel within urban environments. But much more than the business environment, the personal contributions of all employees have driven the development of the company. Not just in conceptual strategy, but in the daily work they all do in their positions. It’s this engagement that has been the pillar of the company’s story over the last 20 years. I’d like to express my thanks and appreciation for that today.’

‘I would like to take the opportunity to emphasize once again the outstanding contribution Günter Eichhübl has made for this company’, said Robert Tencl, CEO of Traktionssysteme Austria who will take over the sole management as of July. ‘Today’s TSA is wearing his fingerprint. More than anyone else, he has transformed it into what it represents today: an international technology company which is Innovative. Independent. Impassioned. I wish him all the best for his future.’
 
Günter Eichhübl’s professional orientation will now take a different direction. He will focus his energies and attention on various consulting activities and devote himself to his hobbies, especially to cycling.

Please find the official press release on APA OTS! (Content available in German only)

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