Austria: Roman Lackner head of Saint-Gobain Weber Österreich

Roman Lackner has taken up the role of head of Saint-Gobain Weber Österreich, the Austrian division of French building materials group Saint-Gobain Weber. Hereplaces Alfred Hörner as the head of the Austrian division, Hörner having stepped down from the role to focus solely as head of the German division. Lackner is also head of distribution for the company's German division Saint-Gobain Weber Deutschland.
February 26, 2015 Read time: 1 min

RSSRoman Lackner has taken up the role of head of 6013 Saint-Gobain Weber Österreich, the Austrian division of French building materials group Saint-Gobain Weber.

Hereplaces Alfred Hörner as the head of the Austrian division, Hörner having stepped down from the role to focus solely as head of the German division.

Lackner is also head of distribution for the company's German division Saint-Gobain Weber Deutschland.

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