Leader of Space Operations at BDLI, titled as Von Cramm
New Leader Takes Charge at Federal Association of the German Aerospace Industry
In a significant development for the German space industry, Magnus von Cramm has taken over as the leader of the space division at the Federal Association of the German Aerospace Industry (BDLI), effective May 5.
Marie-Christine von Hahn, his direct superior, welcomed von Cramm to his new role. In his new position, von Cramm will be responsible for representing the political interests of the German space industry to the Bundestag, the federal government, and European institutions.
Von Cramm's primary objective is to strengthen the German space industry's position in European and global space markets. To achieve this, he will prioritize the development of new space technologies and applications. He will also work to enhance the visibility of the sector as a key technology.
In addition, von Cramm's leadership aims to foster innovation and technological advancement within the German space industry. A key focus of his work is developing common positions and demands of the space industry in Germany. He will collaborate with stakeholders within the industry to achieve these objectives.
Von Cramm succeeded Nicole Thalhofer in this role. While specific details about his new position and exact responsibilities cannot be confirmed due to limited search data, it is generally understood that as the leader of the space division at the BDLI, von Cramm would be responsible for coordinating industry interests, promoting space-related projects and technologies, liaising with government bodies, and supporting the strategic development of the German space industry.
Von Cramm is expected to play a significant role in shaping the future of the German space industry. His leadership is poised to bring about exciting changes and advancements in the sector. As we move forward, we look forward to witnessing the impact of von Cramm's leadership on the German space industry.
- In his new role, von Cramm will represent the political interests of the German space industry, not only to the Bundestag and the federal government, but also to European institutions, demonstrating a keen interest in public affairs.
- To strengthen Germany's position in global space markets, von Cramm will prioritize the development of new space technologies and applications, showcasing the sector's integration with science, technology, and space-and-astronomy.
