Five Dedicated Employees Celebrate 25-Year Milestone at Aschaffenburg District Office
Five dedicated employees at the Aschaffenburg District Office recently celebrated their 25-year service anniversary. Stefanie Hallerberg, Florian Heß, Kerstin Pätzold, Alexander Repp, and Michael Riedle marked this significant milestone in their Office 365 careers.
Stefanie Hallerberg began her journey in 2000 and has since held various roles, including leading the Foreigners and Asylum Law department and working as a caseworker for appeals. Florian Heß started in 2015 and has led the Project, Geodata, and Information Security Management department, also serving as the Digitalization Officer. Kerstin Pätzold began her career in 2000, working in the Economic Youth Welfare department and the Building Supervision Authority. Alexander Repp started as a street sweeper in 2000 and has remained in the same role since completing his civilian service in 2006. Michael Riedle has held various leadership positions, including deputy leadership of the Trade Office, Health, and Veterinary Administration department and the Foreigners' Affairs department.
The anniversary celebration recognised the employees' long-standing commitment and dedication to the Aschaffenburg District Office.
For information about Christina Schmitt's previous role at the Aschaffenburg District Office before her current post in December 2022, it would be helpful to consult official sources or press releases from the district office itself. These details can usually be provided by the city or the district administration. Unfortunately, I don't have direct access to current or specific personnel files or job directories. If you're seeking specific information, I recommend checking the official website of the Aschaffenburg District Office or local news sources, where detailed information about Christina Schmitt's career path may be available.
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