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Mini Appoints Stefan Richmann As Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

PRIVATEMay 16, 2024•about 2 years ago

Position

Chief Executive Officer

Company

Mini

Stefan Richmann

PhilippinesAutomotive

Description

Stefan Richmann has been appointed as the incoming Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the British carmaker Mini, to replace Stefanie Wurst. He will assume his new role on August 1, 2024.

Company Information

Company

Mini

Location

Philippines

About

MINI inspires people since 1959. When engineer Alec Issigonis designed the first ever Classic Mini, nobody knew what a legend it would become. The smart, revolutionary design developed in a time of limitations broke conventions from the very start. Its unique approach, the creative use of space, has remained at the core of the brand until today. With auto racer and car maker John Cooper joining the team in the 1960s, the Classic Mini received its famous Rallye personality. The unmatched go-kart feeling which still distinguishes MINI is based on his courage and sense for adventure. Since MINI joined the BMW Group in 2001 the go-kart family has steadily grown. They all stand proudly in line as MINI celebrates its 60th birthday in 2019 welcoming the two latest newcomers: the MINI 60 Years Edition, a beacon of heritage and modernism designed especially for the jubilee, and the first all-electric MINI, the MINI Electric, that marks the starting point of a new era.

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