Dr. Nadja Grabenströer becomes new Managing Director of SupplyX
Effective December 1, 2024, Dr. Nadja Grabenströer will be appointed to the management of Otto Group Logistics GmbH, which operates under the brand SupplyX. She succeeds Eva Witte, who has supported the launch and establishment of SupplyX in addition to her role as Chief Financial Officer at Hermes Fulfilment. Together with Henning Goldmann, Grabenströer will form the management of the company.
Dr. Nadja Grabenströer was significantly involved in the establishment and launch of SupplyX in her role as department head. Most recently, she was responsible for the overarching sales strategy, market growth, finance and business analytics, marketing and communication, as well as quality management at SupplyX.
Grabenströer brings many years of experience from her time at McKinsey & Company and from various positions within the Otto Group. As Division Manager Sales and Corporate Functions at Hermes International and as Division Manager at Otto Group Consulting, and later in the Digital & Consulting department, she led strategic projects focused on transformation and reorganization. She studied American Studies and Business Administration in Mainz, Poitiers, Juneau, and Hamburg, and earned her doctorate.
Kay Schiebur, Group Board Member Services: “We are convinced that Nadja Grabenströer, with her expertise and commitment, will decisively advance the development of SupplyX. Her appointment also shows how diverse the career paths within our group are and what attractive opportunities the different business models offer. I wish her much success in her new role and would like to sincerely thank Eva Witte for her valuable work during the transition period.”
Eva Witte will continue to serve as Chief Financial Officer, together with Kevin Kufs and Roy Smolders, forming the management of Hermes Fulfilment. With Hermes Fulfilment as its central logistics service provider, the Otto Group pursues ambitious goals and aims to be among the top three fulfillment service providers in Europe by 2028 in terms of service, cost efficiency, and revenue growth.