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Ralf-Reichwald Award 2016

The Ralf-Reichwald Award for outstanding performance within the school’s administration was presented for the second time this year. It was awarded to Karin Papavlassopoulos for her successful organization of the VHB conference 2016 and the acceptance of her duty as team assistance of five professorships during the faculty’s “End of the Year Event”. Congratulations to the award winner.

from left to right: Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Prof. h.c. Dr. h.c. Ralf Reichwald, former dean of TUM School of Management; winner Karin Papavlassopoulos

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