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Leadership Change at VDI GVC

Vivien Manning has taken over the role of Managing Director at the VDI Society for Process Engineering and Chemical Engineering (GVC) as of August 1st. Previously, Manning worked as a product manager responsible for developing new seminars and conferences at the VDI Knowledge Forum.

Having been with the VDI for the past eight years, Vivien Manning brings a wealth of experience to her new position. She has a background in mechanical engineering and manufacturing technology, with over 15 years of experience in the industry. Manning’s expertise in technical adult education and her dedication to representing the interests of chemical and process engineers make her a valuable addition to the VDI GVC leadership team.

Transition in Leadership

Dr. Ljuba Woppowa, who served as the Managing Director of the GVC for twelve years, is succeeded by Vivien Manning. Woppowa’s tenure marked a period of growth and development for the GVC, and Manning is poised to build upon that legacy with her fresh perspective and innovative ideas.

As Manning steps into her new role, she is committed to fostering collaboration and driving advancements in the field of process engineering and chemical engineering. With her background in industrial settings and technical education, Manning is well-equipped to lead the VDI GVC into a new era of growth and innovation.

Future Vision and Goals

Looking ahead, Vivien Manning envisions a future where the VDI GVC becomes a hub of excellence for chemical and process engineers. By promoting knowledge sharing, fostering professional development, and advocating for the interests of its members, Manning aims to position the GVC as a leading voice in the industry.

Under Manning’s leadership, the VDI GVC is set to expand its offerings, with a focus on delivering high-quality seminars, workshops, and conferences that cater to the evolving needs of its members. By staying abreast of the latest trends and technologies in process engineering and chemical engineering, Manning aims to ensure that the GVC remains at the forefront of innovation.

In conclusion, Vivien Manning’s appointment as the Managing Director of the VDI GVC marks an exciting new chapter for the organization. With her wealth of experience, dedication to professional development, and vision for the future, Manning is poised to lead the GVC to new heights of success and excellence in the years to come.