Hans A. Becker from euromicron is the new 1st Chairman of the German Telecommunications Association (VAF).
On April 25, 2008, the members’ meeting of the VAF elected Hans A. Becker, Managing Director of euromicron solutions GmbH, unanimously as its 1st Chairman. Becker has been a board member since 2002 and so is seen as ensuring continuity in the association’s management.
Becker not only stands for the convergence of information and communications technology within euromicron, but stressed at the association’s congress that an integrated ITC strategy was one of the key factors in the future market of system houses.
Within the euromicron Group, Becker also plays a major role in driving integration of the “Southern grouping” of euromicron system houses. The integrated locations of euromicron solutions include such longstanding, successful medium-sized enterprises as Krumm, Telefonbau Schneider München, NTA, Hartmann or Pfeiffer IT-Systemhaus.
“Jointly leveraging individual strengths of SMEs under the umbrella of a company with a strong capital base” is the motto under which Hans Becker and euromicron have been successfully driving integration for 5 years. euromicron relies on the experience of Hans A. Becker, congratulates him warmly on his election as 1st Chairman of the VAF and wishes him every success in both tasks.
About the VAF:
The German Telecommunications Association (VAF) represents small and medium-sized system houses in Germany that offer professional solutions for voice and data communications and security technology in company networks. Founded in 1951, it has 200 members who number some 11,000 employees and generate sales of approximately 1 billion euros.
About euromicron:
euromicron AG (www.euromicron.de) is one of the leading solution providers of communications systems and security networks and boasts production expertise in the field of fiber optics technology. In fiscal 2007 the company generated sales of €136.5 million and achieved earnings per share of €1.53 on a consolidated EBIT (earnings before interest and taxes) of €12 million.