Wednesday, February 26, 2025
HOMAG GmbH, based in Schopfloch, has reshaped its management team with key leadership changes. Former management board spokesman, Dr. Sergej Schwarz (53), has stepped down from his role to focus on his position as a board member of HOMAG Group AG.
Joining the leadership team are Panthea Behbahani (46) as Head of Human Resources and Dominik Breinlinger (43), who will oversee Finance and Controlling. Meanwhile, Marco Huber (48) remains on the management board, now serving as spokesman and site manager, responsible for operations at the Schopfloch site.
These strategic changes mark a new chapter for HOMAG GmbH, strengthening its leadership structure for future growth. HOMAG GmbH has filled the management positions within the company with long-standing employees from its own ranks and has thus also placed the important personnel and social issues at the management level.
The HOMAG Group is the world’s leading provider of integrated solutions for production in the woodworking industry and trades. With 14 specialised production plants worldwide, around 20 group-owned sales and service companies and around 60 exclusive sales partners, the company is a unique system provider and employs around 7,000 people. The HOMAG Group offers its customers solutions for digitised production with digital data continuity from the point of sale to the entire production process and a comprehensive software suite. The “tapio” ecosystem (open Internet of Things platform) also maps the data flow along the entire value chain of the wood industry.
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