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Marianne Heiß Returns to the Supervisory Board

Marianne Heiß returns to the Supervisory Board of Volkswagen AG. Effective forthwith, she has been appointed by court order to serve as a Supervisory Board member until the next Annual General Meeting and fills the vacant seat on the shareholder side. Furthermore, the members of the Supervisory Board elected Marianne Heiß Chair of the Audit Committee. She already served as a Supervisory Board member from February 2018 to July 2025. Read on Cons…

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One day before a possibly groundbreaking meeting of the VW Supervisory Board, the Supervisory Board is again complete. Born in Austria, Marianne Heiß returns to the Supervisory Board, the Group announced. Heiß had been a member of the Board for several years, now she follows her own successor.

·Vienna, Austria
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In the midst of the power struggle for corporate conversion, Volkswagen completes its Supervisory Board. Marianne Heiß fills an empty seat on the owner's side. Important decisions are already pending on Friday.

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In the midst of the power struggle for corporate conversion, Volkswagen completes its Supervisory Board. Marianne Heiß fills an empty seat on the owner's side. Important decisions are already pending on Friday.

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Marianne Heiß is on her way back to the VW Supervisory Board. This will restore the old power relations shortly before the decisive meeting. Who is this woman?

·Munich, Germany
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Marianne Heiß returns. Immediately before the landmark meeting on Friday, the Supervisory Board will be complete again.

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Marianne Heiß moves into the VW Supervisory Board for the capital side. One day before the meeting of the supervisors, the usual balance of power is restored. Heiß succeeds ex-Renk boss Susanne Wiegand, who had left the board surprisingly in June.

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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