Tour de Triangle - New event format of Die Familienunternehmer with a surprise speaker.

Tour de Triangle - New event format of Die Familienunternehmer, March 2023

Düsseldorf, Business, 10 March 2023

Tour de Triangle - New event format of

Die Familienunternehmer

with a surprise speaker.

Lothar Grünewald (left), Cedric Schütz (right), Grünewald Consulting GmbH, with Paula Feierabend, who is responsible for the lunch table at Maku

©Lothar Grünwald

Düsseldorf, 10 March 2023: News from Die Familienunternehmer, Verband Bergisches Land. The entrepreneurs have founded a new event format, the "Tour de Triangle". It is intended to provide entrepreneurs in the Bergisches Land region with a forum to discuss current issues in politics, business and culture. Die Familienunternehmer is a political interest group whose member companies generate an annual turnover of approximately 460 billion euros.

The new format is to take place three times a year - each time in a different location - in the city triangle of Solingen-Remscheid-Wuppertal. The highlight: a surprise speaker awaits the guests each time. Alethea Mag has learned, however, that it will be a Solingen entrepreneur. The new event format will celebrate its premiere on Wednesday, 22 March 2023 at 12.30 p.m. in the MAKU Restaurant at Prinzenstraße 2a in Solingen.

Lothar Grünewald, board member of Die Familienunternehmer, based in Solingen and Düsseldorf, who organises the "Tour de Triangle": "We want to exchange more with each other in 2023, at changing locations, on different topics, with one and the same goal: getting ahead together." The number of participants is limited to 20. Registrations are accepted at the NRW office of Die Familienunternehmer in Düsseldorf:

nrw-buero@nrw.familienunternehmer.eu.

"Tour de Triangle"

Wednesday, 22 March 2023, 12:30 p.m.

MAKU Restaurant, Prinzenstraße 2a, 42697 Solingen, Germany

The other dates for the Tour de Triangle are:

14 June 2023, 12:30 p.m., Codeks Wuppertal

30 August 2023, 12:30 p.m., Gründerschmiede Remscheid

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