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Gewählte GSVP´S Berlin 2018 Unternehmen Anrede Name GSVP Vorname Stellvertr. Anrede Name Vorname Deutsche Bahn AG Holding 1. Herr Sandner Hubert Deutsche Bahn AG Holding Frau Rzehak Maxi 2. Frau Fleischer Monika Deutsche Bahn AG Holding 3. Herr Lenk Thomas DB Gastronomie GmbH 1. Herr Spies Klaus Frau Reinhardt Monika DB Gastronomie GmbH 2. Frau Demirci Ferda DB Systel GmbH 1. Frau Sager Claudia DB Systel GmbH 2. Herr Piecuch Michael DB Systel GmbH 3. Herr Blumenscheid Jürgen DB Systel GmbH 4. Herr Enders Andreas DB Systel GmbH 5. Frau Arnold Sabine DB Systel GmbH 6. Herr Viebranz Thomas DB Systel GmbH 7. Herr Hoppe Jörg DB Systel GmbH 8. Herr Lanzl Jens-Uwe DB Systel GmbH 9. Frau Grabowski Ute DB Systel GmbH 10. Frau Lotze Monika DB Systel GmbH Herr Sonnen Joachim 11. Herr Malekzadeh Mohamed DB Systel GmbH 12. Frau Hampel Birgit DB Systel GmbH 13. Herr Gabriel Claus-Peter DB Systel GmbH 14. Frau Trageser Ramona DB Systel GmbH 15. Herr Datz Harald DB Systel GmbH 16. Frau Monßen Katrin DB Systel GmbH 17. Herr Hauswald Michael DB Systel GmbH 18. Frau Häfner Lucia DB Systel GmbH 19. Herr van der Velde Jens DB Systel GmbH 20. Frau Hayka Ani DB Systel GmbH 21. Herr Förster Mario DB Sicherheit GmbH 1. Herr Schindler Andreas DB Sicherheit GmbH 2. Herr Dittmann Heiko DB Sicherheit GmbH Herr Pietsch Steffen 3. Herr Hülsmann Dirk DB Sicherheit GmbH 4. Herr Dignal Hans-Jürgen DB Sicherheit GmbH 5. Frau Marx Nicole DB Jobservice GmbH 1. Herr Wildner Gerhard DB Jobservice GmbH 2. Herr Müller Andreas DB Jobservice GmbH 3. Frau Auer Rosita Herr Grösch Lothar DB Jobservice GmbH 4. Herr Beier Uwe DB Jobservice GmbH 5. Herr Derix Reiner DB Jobservice GmbH 6. Frau Helms Ute DB Netz AG 1. Herr Kunert Walter DB Netz AG 2. Frau Semm Jutta DB Netz AG Herr Jost Detlef 3. Herr Kern Heinz DB Netz AG 4. Herr Hoffmann Dirk DB Netz AG 5. Herr Menke Gerald DB Fahrwegdienste GmbH 1. Herr Böhlke Holger DB Fahrwegdienste GmbH Herr Klingel Harald Roger 2. Herr Funck Jörg DB Fahrwegdienste GmbH 3. Herr Tröstrum Enrico DB Services GmbH 1. Herr Jaap Ralf DB Services GmbH 2. Herr Wagner Peter DB Services GmbH 3. Herr Carganico Lutz Unternehmen Anrede Name GSVP Vorname Stellvertr. Anrede Name Vorname DB Services GmbH Herr Warwas David 4. Herr Meyer Hans Peter DB Services GmbH 5. Herr Becker Peter DB Services GmbH 6. Herr Gottschalk Renè DB Services GmbH 7. Herr Frangos Konstantinos DB Station & Service AG 1. Frau Käß Ilse DB Station & Service AG 2. Frau Hammer Christine DB Station & Service AG Herr Kruse Alfons 3. Herr Jungbluth Heinz-Peter DB Station & Service AG 4. Frau Werner Annegret DB Station & Service AG 5. Frau Wiesener Sylvia DB Kommunikationstechnik GmbH 1. Frau Jentzsch Heidi DB Kommunikationstechnik GmbH 2. Herr Koch Robert DB Kommunikationstechnik GmbH Herr Traulsen Edgar 3. Herr Wagner Wolfgang DB Kommunikationstechnik GmbH 4. Frau Oettgen Marion DB Kommunikationstechnik GmbH 5. Frau Krupp Sabine DB BahnbauGruppe GmbH 1. Herr Müller Olaf Herr Brück Norbert DB BahnbauGruppe GmbH 2. Herr Herzig Uwe DB Energie GmbH 1. Herr Fundinger Norbert DB Energie GmbH Herr Prautzsch Heiko 2. Herr Krone Steffen DB Energie GmbH 3. Herr Lambracht Andreas DB Engineering & Consulting GmbH 1. Herr Geier Maximilian Herr Mosbacher Robert DB Engineering & Consulting GmbH 2. Herr Kühnel Marco DB RegioNetz GmbH Herr Reischl Christian 1. Herr Schäfer Karl-Heinz DB Regio AG 1. Herr Staib Arndt DB Regio AG 2. Herr Scheitler Bernd DB Regio AG Herr Maack Christian 3. Herr Herzberg Andreas DB Regio AG 4. Frau Böhm Ramona DB Regio AG 5. Herr Langhauser Thomas DB Regio AG, Südbadenbus GmbH 1. Herr Hör Rainer DB Regio AG, Südbadenbus GmbH 2. Herr Deutschbein Lutz DB Regio AG, Südbadenbus GmbH 3. DB Regio AG, Südbadenbus GmbH 4. DB Regio AG, Autokraft Kiel GmbH 1. Herr Kalinowski Johannes DB Regio AG, Autokraft Kiel GmbH 2. Herr Blaas Gerd DB Regio AG, Autokraft Kiel GmbH 3. DB Regio AG, Autokraft Kiel GmbH 4. DB Fernverkehr AG 1. Herr Scheuer Frank DB Fernverkehr AG 2. Frau Müller Dagmar DB Fernverkehr AG 3. Herr Schott Sebastian Frau Maennchen Elke DB Fernverkehr AG 4. Herr Hebeler Dietmar DB Fernverkehr AG 5. Herr Grobe Klaus DB Fernverkehr AG 6. Herr Polke Dieter DB Vertrieb GmbH 1. Frau Liebenroth Sabine DB Vertrieb GmbH 2. Frau Mühlberg Heike HerrZüllighoven Lars DB Vertrieb GmbH 3. Herr Lambertz Bernd DB Vertrieb GmbH 4. Herr Meinecke Martin DB Dialog GmbH Herr Fritz Stefan 1. Frau Ziegler Anke DB Fahrzeuginstandhaltung GmbH 1. Herr Lindholz Uwe Herr Ditte Ronald DB Fahrzeuginstandhaltung GmbH 2. Herr Gollatz Holger Unternehmen Anrede Name GSVP Vorname Stellvertr. Anrede Name Vorname TFG Transfracht GmbH 1. TFG Transfracht GmbH 2. n.n n.n TFG Transfracht GmbH 3. TFG Transfracht GmbH 4. DB Zeitarbeit GmbH 1. DB Zeitarbeit GmbH 2. Frau Wylegala Andrea DB Zeitarbeit GmbH 3. DB Zeitarbeit GmbH 4. DB Schenker AG 1. DB Schenker AG 2. Frau Durst Claudia DB Schenker AG 3. DB Schenker AG 4. DB Cargo AG 1. Herr Thiele Peter DB Cargo AG 2. Herr Frötel Andreas Herr Bunge Eike DB Cargo AG 3. Herr Knopp Volker DB Cargo AG 4. Herr Hauser Thorsten RBH Logistics GmbH Herr Dawidowski Uwe-Josef 1. Frau Gross Manuela DB Systemtechnik GmbH 1. DB Systemtechnik GmbH Herr Ruhe Egon 2. DB Systemtechnik GmbH 3. DB Fuhrparkservice/DB Connect GmbH 1. DB Fuhrparkservice/DB Connect GmbH Frau Knüttel Jutta 2. DB Fuhrparkservice/DB Connect GmbH 3..
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