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Feldgen to head real,- comms

Bettina Feldgen has been named as head of corporate communications for real,-SB-Warenhaus GmbH in Mõnchengladbach. She reports directly to chairman Uwe Hõlzer, and will be responsible for all internal and external communications in the newly created position.

by PR Report, Germany / October 19, 2004

Feldgen comes from Gurner+Jahr, where she was responsible for the Living publishing group as head of marketing, advertising and PR. She is replaced by Michaela Mestrom.

Former Real press spokesman, Rainhardt Freiherr von Leoprechting, is to take charge of public affairs for Metro-Group.

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