The BWF World Tour Super 300 event is a chance for Loh to get back to winning ways with the Singaporean having not won on tour since claiming the men's singles title at last season's Madrid Spain Masters in March 2024 He will face a qualifier in the round of 32, while Chinese Taipei's Su Li-Yang or Malaysia's Cheam Jun Wei await in the second round. Compatriot Jason Teh is the other seeded player in his section of the draw, and could be a quarter-final opponent should Loh get to the last eight. 🥇","event":null,"destination_url":"","entry_point_tag":"base","entry_point_type":"instory_campaign"}" data-tracking="click" href="https://www.olympics.com/en/sign-in?entry_point_type=instory_campaign&entry_point_tag=base&template=base&origin=https%3A%2F%2Folympics.com%2Fen%2Folympic-channel" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Olympic Membership - Free Live Stream Sports & Original Series - join now Mülheim is seven hours behind Singapore Standard Time Singapore's Loh Kean Yew is a global badminton star but did you know that the 2021 world champion enjoys baking cookies Germany – Ruhrbahn puts first hydrogen buses into operation Ruhrbahn will start trial operation of the first hydrogen buses in Essen and Mülheim an der Ruhr Nineteen vehicles have been ordered for the test nine of which have already been delivered by Polish manufacturer Solaris Ruhrbahn decided to convert its bus fleet to hydrogen in 2021 212 hydrogen buses will be on the road in Essen for local public transport a test phase and a review and referral to the committees is planned The purchase of the new vehicles – a total of ten Urbino 18 hydrogen articulated buses and nine Urbino 12 hydrogen solo buses – is being subsidised by the state of North Rhine-Westphalia to the tune of 4.8 million euros READ the latest news shaping the hydrogen market at Hydrogen Central Germany – Ruhrbahn puts first hydrogen buses into operation, source Hydrogen Buses – Wrightbus Hydroliners launched by German operator WestVerkehr GmbH Zero-emission bus manufacturer Wrightbus has delivered 12 new hydrogen vehicles to German operator WestVerkehr GmbH Ten eCitaro G fuel cell vehicles with new hydrogen drive mode for the public transport network of the city of Stuttgart Premiere for Stuttgart: Daimler Buses has delivered the first eCitaro G fuel cell vehicles with new.. 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TransportGerman cities’ 19 new hydrogen buses will require round trips of up to 89km or more to refuelPlans to convert the entire fleet to H2 are now on hold after the state withdrew subsidy scheme Komatsu PC700 hydraulic excavator with special boom conversion excels in raw gravel extraction WHEN German construction company Kann GmbH Baustoffwerke required a customized hydraulic excavator to extract gravel from deep underwater deposits equipped with a long boom and 3D machine guidance The excavator has significantly increased productivity and safety at the Kann site surpassing its target production of 1,000 tonnes of gravel per shift The production of concrete products is the core business of Kann GmbH Baustoffwerke a family business founded in 1927 with 18 locations throughout Germany The company obtains some of the raw materials it processes itself with around 500,000 tonnes of raw gravel extracted annually at its site in Mülheim-Kärlich The most recent challenge at this site was the replacement of its more than 40-year-old scraper bucket with gravel deposits up to 12m below the water surface places high demands on the successor machine which is required to handle both the excavation and loading of the raw gravel Komatsu sales partners BRR Baumaschinen Rhein-Ruhr offered a customized PC700LC-11E0 hydraulic excavator that was well suited to the application including the lifting cylinders from the Komatsu factory in England provides the necessary stability and lifting power The steel construction of the boom and arm was customized by a third-party supplier so that the required length can be achieved when digging to reach the gravel deep below the waterline The excavator also has a hydraulic ditching bucket and is equipped with GPS and Smart Construction 3D Machine Guidance BRR’s subsidiary AP Deutschland installed a special solution to protect the sensors and connections ‘The bucket’s movement options save us a lot of time as we don’t have to constantly move the excavator We currently only need to move it about once per shift,’ said technical manager Frank Hergenroether ‘Another advantage of the excavator is that it is still very mobile despite its size This is not only relevant in this gravel pit as these areas are becoming ever smaller and more urbanized,’ continued Mr Hergenroether which has been in operation with Kann since April 2024 is expected to produce 250,000 tonnes per year ‘The decisive factor in our decision to purchase the Komatsu hydraulic excavator was that the boom does not rest on the chassis to achieve the required depth and can also maintain a safe distance from the bank BRR were competent partners right from the start understanding and realizing our requirements,’ explained Mr Hergenroether Machine operator René Münch sees further advantages: ‘The lifting power speaks for itself the comfort during operation is impressive thanks to the superior cab suspension and low noise level all machine operators were trained to work safely on the excavator and were ready for action.’ He added: ‘The length of the arm and how quickly we were able to achieve the required performance was surprising The target of being able to extract at least 1,000 tonnes of gravel per shift has already been exceeded.’ ‘This is also thanks to the detailed on-site instruction and training provided by BRR and Komatsu on delivery,’ added plant manager Andreas Müller ‘The increasing performance curve of the employees with the new PC700LC-11E0 is clearly visible.’ jobs events and articles direct to your inbox Subscribe Here Agg-Net is the ‘go-to’ website for key decision makers within the aggregates and recycling industries market reports and industry features provide an independent and informed voice for the industry Agg-Net is the official digital partner for Hillhead providing unrivalled coverage of our June event 7 Regent StreetNottinghamNG1 5BSUnited KingdomTel: +44 (0)115 941 1315 The confined space within the plant's reactor building created logistical challenges especially when it came to the dismantling of large components developed a dismantling concept that met both the stringent safety standards of a plant undergoing decommissioning and RWE's overall schedule for the process Special portal wire saws manufactured by HILTI were adapted and further developed by Bilfinger for the special challenges of being used in a nuclear power plant Technical adaptations were carried out for the wire storage, the expansion of the cooling system and modification of the decontamination properties the two saws could be used as cold cutters in the control area of the plant This meant RWE was spared cost-intensive conversion measures as well as costly special transports to an offsite location for dismantling require continuous close coordination with the customer The activities were carried out in-situ and at the same time as RWE's own dismantling activities The dismantled shells were certified for disposal in the conventional recycling system The inner workings of the steam generators - comprising 16,000 tubes each - were packaged as radioactive waste in approved containers These will be transported to an interim storage facility next year before they are sent to the final storage facility at Schacht Konrad Construction of Mülheim-Kärlich in Rhineland-Palatinate started in 1975 but the 1219 MWe pressurised water reactor was not able to commence nuclear trial operations until 1986 Formal defects led to its shutdown in September 1988 after just 13 months of power operations A subsequent legal dispute lasting several years showed that it was neither technical nor safety defects that had led to the shutdown of the plant The Singaporean is the fourth seed in the men's draw for the BWF World Tour Super 300 event in Mülheim an der Ruhr from 7–11 March After back-to-back last-eight finishes at the Malaysia and India Opens to start the season the world number eight was eliminated in the round of 16 at the Indonesia Masters At the recent Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championships Loh played only one match – losing it in three games to Republic of Korea's Lee Yun-gyu – as Singapore were eliminated in the group stage Loh will face India's Mithun Manjunath in the opening round before possibly facing Cheam Jun Wei of Malaysia or Nishimoto Kenta of Japan in the last 16 Mülheim is seven hours behind Singaporean time Viktor Axelsen had to go the distance to reach the semis You can watch all the action on Olympic Channel via Olympics.com in selected territories 21-14 on Friday (28 February) to set up a semi-final encounter with Takahashi Koo (Japan) The clash between Singapore's top men's singles players was a fairly lopsided affair Loh reeled off five straight points to take an 8-5 lead - and never looked back Seeded number two behind Denmark's two-time Olympic champion Viktor Axelsen the 27-year-old was in full control in the second game as well His speed and power were simply too much for Teh Loh had only won five out of 15 matches before the German Open crashing out six times in the first round in BWF World Tour events the German Open could mark the start of a run as he hopes to climb back into the Top 10 in the world Axelsen had to dig down deep to eliminate Jason Gunawan (Hong Kong, China) 11-21, 21-13, 21-9 and will now face France's Toma Junior Popov in the semis top seed Yeo Jia Min will take on Mia Blichfeldt (Denmark) while Nguyễn Thùy Linh (Vietnam) will take on Gunji Riko (Japan) and will play two-time Olympic champion Viktor Axelsen in the German Open decider but he took a big step towards ending that wretched run of form with a comprehensive win against Japan's Takahashi Koo Loh, the second seed in Mülheim, took the match 21-13, 21-14 in 46 minutes to set up a clash with his best friend on tour, two-time Olympic champion and top seed Viktor Axelsen And Loh might have watched on with interest as the Dane was taken the distance by Toma Junior Popov of France in his semi-final attritional affair – having also been forced to three games in the quarters There was more to celebrate for Singaporean fans on Saturday as top seed Yeo Jia Min reached the women's singles final beating Denmark's fourth-seeded Mia Blichfeldt 22-20 victory continues a strong season for Yeo who aside from a rare first-round exit at the Indonesia Masters has reached two other quarter-finals and won her only match at the Badminton Asia Team Championships this tournament kicks off the European Tour Watch live as the world’s best compete in Germany’s top badminton event The latest stories of your favourite teams and athletes Follow their journey to the Olympic Winter Games in Italy 1 seed Lee Zii Jia suffers shock elimination from German Open 2023The Malaysian star started brightly in Muelheim an der Ruhr before falling to a thrilling three-game defeat against Chinese Taipei's Chia Hao Lee The World No. 4 from Malaysia initially looked in dominating form at the BWF World Tour Super 300 match Muelheim an der Ruhr, wrapping up the first game in just 15 mins with one streak of nine-consecutive points. But that seemed to wake up his opponent from Chinese Taipei, who took an early lead in the second game before Lee Zii Jia battled back to 8-8. The lead then exchanged hands several times with neither man able to win more than two-consecutive points until the scores were 20-20. Chia Hao Lee then found the precision to seal it 22-21 and level the contest at one game each. The third game followed suit in another brilliant contest that once again hit 20-20. Lee Zii Jia did have an opportunity to take the victory at 21-20, before Chia Hao Lee reeled off three-consecutive points to take a well-deserved win in 57 minutes. Next up for the Chinese Taipei shuttler is a quarter-final clash against Lee Cheuk Yiu of Hong Kong, while the top seed is left to rue his opportunity to make a first quarter-final in six World Tour events. Elsewhere for Malaysia, Youth Olympic Games Buenos Aires 2018 gold medallist Goh Jin Wei was knocked out of the women's singles by Thai eighth seed Pornpawee Chochuwong,21-13, 21-10. It was better news for mixed doubles pair Chen Tang Jie and Toh Ee Wei, who beat sixth-seeded Seo Seungh Jae and Chae Yu Jung of the Republic of Korea. Why Malaysia's Lee Zii Jia almost quit badminton as a teenagerLee Zii Jia tells us that he contemplated quitting badminton as a teenager Find out how he was convinced to continue playing by his coaches which included Wong Mew Choo the future wife of three-time Olympic medallist Lee Chong Wei Watch the Badminton semi-finals of the BWF YONEX-SUNRISE India Open in New Delhi Watch the Badminton quarterfinals of the BWF YONEX-SUNRISE India Open in New Delhi Melden Sie sich jetzt mit Ihrem bestehenden Account an oder testen Sie unser digitales Abo mit Zugang zu allen Artikeln ZEIT ONLINE hat diese Meldung redaktionell nicht bearbeitet Sie wurde automatisch von der Deutschen Presse-Agentur (dpa) übernommen Quick wits saved a man’s life last month when a crane boom came down onto him in Nanjing UK rental company Clear View has ordered three Ruthmann truck mounted platforms US crane rental company Crane Service Inc has ordered another Liebherr LG 1800-1.0 wheeled lattice crane Haulotte has appointed Guillaume Van Hoeck as managing director Europe Czech crane rental company AG Transport has ordered an 800t LR 1800-1.0 lattice crawler German sales and rental company Kunze has added Elma cranes to its portfolio Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Off the Water: Fundraising of €800,000 with Environmental Sciences School-Club for water-well project in Africa Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here digital environment that allows much of the world’s population to enjoy the benefits of exchanging a wide variety of information for commercial This connectivity also spawned the vision of a smart community—a community in which information technology (IT) plays a major role in the decision-making process and provides an improved quality of life for its residents particularly improvements in computer speed and the integrating capabilities of GIS as a platform is transforming the smart community from a theoretical concept into reality World population is predicted to be 9.7 billion people by 2050 and two-thirds of those people will live in cities This huge increase in population will significantly strain the services required by urban dwellers 350 million people are expected to move into cities during the next two decades undersecretary for the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs while also creating tremendous opportunities,” said Hongbo Population growth necessitates increased public transportation capacity The common thread linking these services is the need for integrated planning and analysis Cities have long suffered from a lack of comprehensive planning Ongoing efforts undertaken throughout the world to better understand the complex dynamics of urban life seek to create sustainable cities in the future Europe’s largest application-focused research organization has analyzed the expansion of population worldwide and its impact on resources Its research is used to develop solutions for the problems inherent in unsustainable growth and apply these lessons to future development the society launched Morgenstadt: City of the Future The goal of this initiative is to develop and implement technologies for future cities that are climate adapted and Tokyo to determine sustainability best practices and their impact on the quality of life based on emerging technologies and new business models By analyzing the six cities on-site in-depth and from the viewpoint of different disciplines the Fraunhofer city teams identified the main action fields for sustainable development for each of the six cities These action fields show how these cities are addressing challenges and opportunities to better understand strategies and priorities adopted by the six cities Eighty-three defined key action fields for sustainable development were represented in the Morgenstadt model’s core the society then launched City Lab to test the use of different innovative information and communication technologies to determine their effectiveness in helping the city of the future be more livable and resilient Fundamental to the project is the society’s belief that interdisciplinary collaboration lies at the heart of urban innovation Participating cities are implementing projects that include the analysis of the link between sustainable mobility and energy consumption and the use of sensors to collect data in real time for the development of data-driven services Cologne is a major German city on the Rhine River Its history stretches back 2,000 years to its founding as a Roman outpost in the Rhineland the city was selected to implement a Morgenstadt Phase 2 project that examined the best methods to revitalize the aging industrial and residential district of Mülheim Süd and transform it into a new and sustainable community in the next 20 years The proposed design was developed by a consortium of architects and urban planners which were selected through a competition organized by the City of Cologne and recreational areas within a green infrastructure to provide a safer and healthier environment for those living and working in the area “We used GIS technologies combined with geodesign planning methodology to support the implementation of a holistic approach to sustainable urban development,” said Schaller “This also includes an emphasis on green infrastructure which is a requirement of our national government Our model follows the guidelines of Cologne’s smart city initiative within the framework of the Fraunhofer Society’s Morgenstadt project.” Many datasets were needed by PSU to complete the project The City of Cologne provided a digital terrain model (DTM); digital surface model (DSM); cadastral data; high-resolution orthophotos; aerial photos; Building Energy Specification Table (BEST) and Energy Performance Certificates on the buildings that are currently in an old residential quarter of the project area; master plan document; development plans; environmental data; and models for flooding “Other input included lidar elevation data and a BIM [Building Information Modeling] data all of which we integrated with CityEngine to develop our 3D model of a redeveloped Mülheim Süd,” said Schaller “Including the BIM with CityEngine allows architects to align their design with that of the planning engineers’ work the 3D model of the entire district can be used for the city planning process and energy and environmental modeling.” PSU used these datasets and models combined with the plans and sketches of buildings and other features proposed by the architects and urban planners to create detailed 3D models to support a new master plan of a revitalized Mülheim Süd These models take into consideration several environmental factors Because Cologne is on a major European river Using CityEngine to model existing flood data provided the visualization of flood inundation levels in Mülheim Süd “The process was fairly straight forward,” said Schaller “We first created water surface raster files from water level data and the DTM The raster files were then vectorized and tiled This allowed us to include them as layers in CityEngine We could then display potential flooding at various levels and its impact on the streets and buildings in Mülheim Süd.” Reducing sound levels in cities is another major consideration when improving the quality of life for residents and workers Together with Esri partner n-Sphere from Switzerland PSU spatially modeled potential noise levels in Mülheim Süd using CityEngine and ArcGIS Geostatistical Analyst with the 2D noise level data provided by the city Three-dimensional noise models were created from the 2D data and used to determine the impact that noise would have on specified areas of the previously created building facades and how sound would resonate throughout the area it is possible to determine how many people would be affected by the different noise levels in different development scenarios Energy conservation is also an important factor in a smart community For each building within a selected district quarter in Mülheim Süd a BEST table was created by the SmartCity Cologne initiative This is required by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 plan for promoting low energy consumption and indicates the building’s energy needs for heating Each 3D building model in the selected quarter was color-coded by its actual energy consumption and its potential energy saving in the future scenarios Central to the SmartCity Cologne initiative is citizen participation. An online citizen participation app was developed by PSU and the company 52oNorth that gives residents the opportunity to evaluate and comment on the redevelopment proposals. It will be available soon at the SmartCity Cologne website This helps the city engage with its residents as it continues its smart community development “3D GIS technology is a powerful design platform to support the planning and implementation of sustainable urban development,” concluded Schaller “It is a very cost-effective method because 3D municipal designs can be efficiently created and changes to those designs can be easily made if required by city planners the workflow and tools we have developed can be employed by other communities by using their own data models for noise levels Subscribe Fill out this form to subscribe to ArcUser the magazine for people who use Esri’s GIS technology technical information that will help you employ the most effective strategies for implementing GIS You currently use an outdated internet browser. You can upgrade to a modern browser or use the Google Chrome Frame to optimize your viewing experience In line with the trend of the times, PARK ONE GMBH from Munich has designed the existing ticket-based facility in Mülheim's urban district to be more environmentally friendly The system has been upgraded to entervo FreeFlow the popular entervo.signs will be used to communicate with customers at the entrances and exits FitX customers benefit from parking: they receive a QR code that in combination with entervo Retail Campaign Management customers registered with mobility providers can easily drive in and out via mobility CONNECT without having to go to the pay station Another multi-storey car park in which Park One uses state-of-the-art and future-oriented technology for optimal operation and relies on Scheidt & Bachmann Parking Solutions modular general solutions consisting of up-to-date JAVA software and innovative equipment a wholly-owned subsidiary of the KNDS Group and the landowner GMH Group have entered into a lease agreement for FWH with a term of 10 years and an option to extend for a further 5 years is Europe’s number one manufacturer of armor steel of the highest qualification level The steel foundry in Mülheim is therefore of strategic importance for the manufacturing of military vehicles such as the Boxer As emphasized when FWH was acquired by the KNDS Group FWH is the guarantor for the production of high-quality cast steel in Germany The lease agreement secures this expertise in Mülheim an der Ruhr for the long term “We are very pleased to have found a long-term solution for the Mülheim site with the lease agreement that has now been signed,” affirmed Dr a member of the GMH Gruppe Management Board Cookie Policy Copyright © 2025 Defence Industry Europe | mady by: geekon.eu We use cookies to enhance your browsing experience We use cookies to help you navigate efficiently and perform certain functions You will find detailed information about all 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as the number of visitors Performance cookies are used to understand and analyze the key performance indexes of the website which helps in delivering a better user experience for the visitors Advertisement cookies are used to provide visitors with customized advertisements based on the pages you visited previously and to analyze the effectiveness of the ad campaigns The duality of Chanel shines in the Maison newest bag of the season  Miu Miu's tie-up with Petit Bateau returns and the house's Wander and Beau bags get summer-perfect in woven leather strips you'll find an effortless summer elegance and the timeless charm of Venetian life until 18 May Special guests in the front row included Keira Knightley The singer lends her sunny aura to a glamorous collection celebrating the Versace art of living Polène’s The Leather Florist in Paris is a must-visit for its playful leather flowers (display pieces or bag charms!) — an inspired way to upcycle leather scraps Each timepiece has a dial that adopts the hues of dawn Where fluid elegance meets artisanal mastery Chen Yufei of China hits a return during the women's singles quarterfinal match against Yvonne Li of Germany at the Yonex German Open 2022 badminton tournament in Muelheim Chen Yufei of China competes during the women's singles quarterfinal match against Yvonne Li of Germany at the Yonex German Open 2022 badminton tournament in Muelheim Chen Yufei of China serves during the women's singles quarterfinal match against Yvonne Li of Germany at the Yonex German Open 2022 badminton tournament in Muelheim Viktor Axelsen of Denmark hits a return during the men's singles quarterfinal match against Srikanth Kidambi of India at the Yonex German Open 2022 badminton tournament in Muelheim Viktor Axelsen of Denmark reacts during the men's singles quarterfinal match against Srikanth Kidambi of India at the Yonex German Open 2022 badminton tournament in Muelheim Viktor Axelsen (R) of Denmark greets Srikanth Kidambi of India after the men's singles quarterfinal match at the Yonex German Open 2022 badminton tournament in Muelheim a leading company in the field of parking space management announced the conclusion of a new management contract for the I/D Cologne car park in Cologne-Mülheim The parking lot is part of the I/D Cologne district is the largest commercial district development in Cologne more than 7,000 people will work in the I/D Cologne The multi-storey car park is also within walking distance of the Palladium and E-Werk event locations and serves tenants and visitors to the office and cultural location on Schanzenstrasse 5,000 creeping and climbing plants on the facade and is one of the largest green facades in Germany charging stations and the future new parking technology for cashless and ticketless parking go hand in hand with the current idea of parking objects as mobility hubs and are seamlessly integrated into the district development concept of the former Cologne-Mühlheim freight station The parking facility is an important addition to Q-Park's existing portfolio and offers customers another attractive option for parking in Cologne The parking facility will also be equipped with the "Book and Reserve" service offered by Q-Park so that in future customers will be able to reserve their parking space digitally in advance Q-Park wants to further expand digital parking in Cologne and bring a new type of parking to the fore the parking facility has a total capacity of 896 parking spaces For visitors arriving with an electric vehicle the multi-storey car park offers 24 charging stations so that customers can fully charge during their stay at the ID Cologne The property is centrally located and offers customers of the new location a simple and convenient way to park their vehicles safely There are also 64 security cameras installed in the parking lot "We are very pleased about the conclusion of the management contract and are convinced that we can deliver added value for the management of the property," said Frank Meyer Managing Director of Q-Park Operations Germany GmbH & Co KG is pleased to further expand its presence in the region and to manage the parking facilities in what is currently Cologne's largest commercial district development Q-Park is notable for its quality approach and has a portfolio comprising over 3,300 parking facilities with more than 640,000 parking spaces in the Netherlands You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed PATRIZIA Immobilien AG has secured an urban quarter in the city centre of Mülheim an der Ruhr for another real estate fund for private investors leisure facilities and parking on a total rentable area of 34 000 square metres “This acquisition is characterised by a broad mix of properties as well as an attractive tenant mix in a very good central location long-term remaining rental agreements provide a good basis for a sustainable investment,” explains Joachim Fritz A joint venture of Fortress Immobilien AG and GRS Beteiligungen GmbH The property has a much diversified tenant structure spread across the approximately 20 rental units which make up the building The main tenants within the building’s office and care spaces include the city of Mülheim as well as Alloheim respectively Tristar will operate a Holiday Inn Express hotel out of the property The quarter is currently being redeveloped in a central inner city location of Mülheim on the former Kaufhof site and is expected to be finished by the end of 2018 or early 2019 Mülheim is part of the Ruhr metropolitan region one of the largest conurbations in Europe with about 5.2 million people which is expected to be placed in the second half of 2018 we aim to raise equity of around EUR 41.5 million for private investors who can expect projected annual disbursements of an average of 5.0 per cent before tax,” says Andreas Heibrock the fund will have a duration of approximately ten years with entry into the fund possible from EUR 10 000 Diese Audioversion wurde künstlich generiert. 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Der Vorfall vom vergangenen Wochenende dürfte nun aber in die Duisburger Fußball-Geschichte eingehen: Die Partie zwischen FC Taxi Duisburg II und SV Rot-Weiss Mülheim konnte am Sonntag nicht angepfiffen werden weil ein Kind dem Schiedsrichter in den Hoden gebissen hatte Demnach sollte die Begegnung eigentlich auf dem Platz an der Wacholderstraße in Duisburg-Neudorf stattfinden Bei der Passkontrolle im Kreis vom FC Taxi habe dann ein kleines Kind herumgeturnt schreibt der Schiedsrichter später in seinem Spielbericht „Dies kam immer näher zu mir und biss mir auf einmal unvermittelt sowie völlig überraschend in den linken Hoden“ Das Kind soll zu einem Spieler des FC Taxi gehören Der Schiedsrichter sah sich nach dem Vorfall nicht in der Lage Wie es ihm geht und ob er ärztlich behandelt wurde Telefonisch war er am Dienstag nicht zu erreichen By 2017-07-20T15:18:33+01:00 ‘We would like to provide our passengers with a more strongly individualised mobility offering in the future They added that Ruhrbahn would invest in replacing diesel buses with cleaner technologies as part of its responsibility for reducing emissions GERMANY: Ruhrbahn has awarded Siemens Mobility a €180m contract to replace 1970s relay-based light rail signalling and control technology in Essen and Mülheim an der Ruhr with Trackguard digital equipment by 2031 The supplier says this includes digitalising Europe’s largest light rail interlocking at Essen Hbf GERMANY: Essen and Mülheim an der Ruhr transport operator Ruhrbahn has taken delivery of the first of 51 Type HF1 high-floor light vehicles ordered from CAF The LRVs are being supplied from the Spanish manufacturer’s Zaragoza factory under a €150m contract signed in June 2021 GERMANY: Essen and Mülheim transport operator Ruhrbahn has awarded CAF a €150m contract to supply 51 light rail vehicles which will enable the complete replacement of its Stadtbahn-B cars as well as the P86/P89 sets which were acquired second-hand from London’s Docklands Light Railway Site powered by Webvision Cloud the Vallourec steel pipe manufacturer announced what thousands of its workers had long feared which produces seamless tubes mainly for the gas and oil industry is closing its plants in Düsseldorf-Rath and Mülheim/Ruhr destroying about 2,400 jobs at these two sites alone Production of seamless pipes in Western Europe is to be halted completely About 1,650 workers are affected in Düsseldorf and 750 in Mülheim the closings will hit the many employees in subcontracting firms The two plants being closed in Germany used to belong to the Mannesmannröhren-Werke The Düsseldorf plant in the Rath district has existed since 1899 while the Mülheim plant has existed since 1966 and is the second largest industrial employer in the city after the Siemens Energy plant The Mannesmann Group was taken over and broken up by Vodafone in 2000 A cooperation between the tube works and Vallourec has existed since 1997 when the joint venture Vallourec & Mannesmann Tubes (V&M Tubes) was formed the German corporate unit became Vallourec Deutschland GmbH The corporation owns 50 production facilities in over 20 countries with 20,000 employees; its headquarters are in France The closure of the factories and the destruction of many thousands more jobs in subcontracting firms are part of a worldwide rationalisation programme as is currently being prepared and implemented in many corporations Global corporations are reacting to the international economic crisis and the growing competition on the world market by lowering labour costs or relocating production to low-wage countries with the lowest social standards the international banks and big investors set the tone Production is trimmed for profit and increasing shareholder value The pandemic and NATO’s proxy war against Russia serve as a pretext for a frontal attack on the rights and living conditions of workers who are paying with job losses and inflation for massive rearmament spending war and the enormous enrichment of the corporations and the super-rich The trade unions have nothing to counter this attack except feigned indignation and toothless protests They act as accomplices of corporate management and offer them “alternative rationalisation programmes.” They want to prove that exploitation can also be drastically intensified on the home soil This can be seen all too clearly in the case of Vallourec The closure of factories in Germany also means the closure of the plant in Saint-Saulve in northern France where the tubes produced in Düsseldorf and Mülheim are reworked which were gradually cut with the help of the trade unions Production there is to be moved to Aulnoye in France on condition that the company is then profitable and that appropriate sales markets are developed the company wants to introduce “additive manufacturing” and install robots to produce steel parts in small batches or Vallourec also wants to rationalise its research and development department by merging it into one site in Aulnoye About 60 other jobs are to be cut at the group’s headquarters near Paris 300 jobs will go in France as part of a plan to “safeguard employment.” 2,950 jobs will be lost because of the measures now decided by the Vallourec board The number of employees will drop from 17,000 to 14,000 the company is building a new production facility in Brazil to supply markets in the Middle East and a plant in Ohio in the US to supply drilling sites for the extraction of shale oil and gas (fracking) in the North American market Workers at the Vallourec plants have been concerned about their jobs and livelihoods for months management had announced the sale of the tube plants in Mülheim and Düsseldorf which had accumulated losses of €700 million since 2015 Some financial investors had showed interest in the plants but did not want to pay anything for them they demanded sums running into hundreds of millions of euros for the takeover for company pensions and other company commitments Vallourec CEO Philippe Guillemot justified the closures by saying they had not found a buyer for the plants with a sustainable plan; to avoid further losses He claimed that sites in Western Europe were no longer profitable in the face of competition from Eastern European countries with much lower wage and production costs in the manufacture of pipes for the Middle East or other regions Just two days before the closure was announced IG Metall organised a convoy of about a thousand workers from Germany to Paris to protest in front of Vallourec headquarters Instead of organising joint action with French workers who are also losing their jobs IG Metall officials delivered pathetic funeral speeches and bemoaned the owners’ profit lust and the king-of-the-castle stance of the decision-makers The union bureaucrats’ cowardly prattle is designed to spread hopelessness and demoralisation The globalisation of production and the systematic division and blackmail of the workers means the trade union policy of “social partnership” (i.e. collaborating with the employers) is proving completely bankrupt the works councils and trade union officials try to undercut the extreme exploitation in the low-wage countries by proposing their own rationalisation measures and social cuts they set in motion a downward spiral in which the corporations and their shareholders earn handsomely IG Metall and the works council had actively supported the downsizing plans from the start They even commissioned a consultancy firm to draw up their own continuation concept for the plants which they presented as an alternative to the sale planned by management production at the German plants was to be oriented towards future markets around hydrogen which was also supported by the German management as Labour Director Herbert Schaaff told the WAZ still envisaged the elimination of 700 to 800 jobs while at the same time increasing turnover by 10 percent within the next five years that “even this plan is now wastepaper,” is pure hogwash It merely served as a stalling tactic to prevent a fight for the unconditional preservation of jobs This is known from numerous similar cases in the past which at their peak employed 20,000 workers were shut down in a similar step-by-step method with the collaboration of IG Metall Anger boiled over at a works meeting of both plants held on Friday in the ISS Dome in Düsseldorf which had travelled from Paris to justify the closure decision was greeted with a sustained shrill chorus of whistles; the CEO’s speech was constantly interrupted by boos and heckling and the management left the hall through the back exit under police protection it is completely unclear how production will continue at the two sites until the end of next year in this emotionally charged situation,” commented broadcaster WDR “It seems possible that there will be a strike.” Industrial action—a strike or occupation of the plants—is indeed the only way to defend jobs But that requires a complete break with IG Metall and its works council representatives Even if they feel forced to organise a few more symbolic protests they will do everything to stifle any serious fight The Ruhr area—from Dortmund (Hoesch) to Bochum (Opel) to Duisburg-Rheinhausen (Krupp)—is full of industrial ruins where tens of thousands once worked Many had fought bitterly to defend their jobs but the IG Metall and its works council representatives sabotaged workers’ resistance each time The most famous case is that of Oliver Burkhard who headed the IG Metall district of North Rhine-Westphalia from 2007 to 2013 before moving to the board of steelmakers thyssenkrupp as personnel director on a salary of millions Burkhard has had another job: he remains a board member of thyssenkrupp and additionally now heads the defence company thyssenkrupp Marine Systems Europe’s leading systems supplier for submarines and naval vessels all that could be heard from union officials and politicians was the usual demoralised whining The director of IG Metall Düsseldorf-Neuss told dpa that they had tried everything to follow the sales process A continuation concept had also been developed with the works council and a consulting firm told WAZ: “There is a lot of consternation here It’s really hard how Vallourec treats the people here,” he said and the workforce had put everything on the line Workers must reject this cowardly talk with contempt It is necessary to break out of the straitjacket of the trade unions and organise independently of IG Metall and the works councils in rank-and-file action committees The first task of these action committees is to make contact with colleagues in France Scotland and other countries to organise joint industrial action to defend all jobs unconditionally The closure and retrenchment plans of Vallourec and the unions must not be accepted The interests and needs of the workers must come before the company’s drive for profits it is necessary to build the Sozialistische Gleichheitspartei (SGP Socialist Equality Party) and organise this struggle based on an international socialist programme It supports the building of independent action committees and helps to make international contact with workers in other countries and other factories also affected by closure Fill out the form to be contacted by someone from the WSWS in your area about getting involved The Malaysian is the top seed in the men's draw for the BWF Super 300 event in Mülheim from 7–12 March The world number 4 will look to get his season back on the right track having not made it past the round of 16 at each of his last five World Tour events dating back to 2022 That poor run of form has seen the Malaysian lose his world number 2 ranking but with none of the three players in front of him competing in Mülheim He enters the tournament having won two and lost one of his three singles matches at the recent 2023 Badminton Asia Mixed Team Championship at which Malaysia was eliminated in the quarter-finals The 26-year-old's top seeding means he will open his campaign against a qualifier before a potential banana skin against another former world number 2 who has struggled recently in Denmark's Anders Antonsen Thailand's world number 7 Kunlavut Vitidsarn is the second seed in the other half of the draw. Mülheim is seven hours behind Malaysian time Chen Qingchen(R)/Jia Yifan of China compete during the women's doubles final match against Gabriela Stoeva/Stefani Stoeva of Bulgaria at the Yonex German Open 2022 badminton tournament in Muelheim Chen Qingchen(R)/Jia Yifan of China celebrate after winning the women's doubles final match against Gabriela Stoeva/Stefani Stoeva of Bulgaria at the Yonex German Open 2022 badminton tournament in Muelheim Chen Qingchen(L)/Jia Yifan of China react after winning the women's doubles final match against Gabriela Stoeva/Stefani Stoeva of Bulgaria at the Yonex German Open 2022 badminton tournament in Muelheim Chen Qingchen(L)/Jia Yifan of China attend the medal ceremony after winning the women's doubles final match against Gabriela Stoeva/Stefani Stoeva of Bulgaria at the Yonex German Open 2022 badminton tournament in Muelheim Chen Qingchen(L)/Jia Yifan of China compete during the women's doubles final match against Gabriela Stoeva/Stefani Stoeva of Bulgaria at the Yonex German Open 2022 badminton tournament in Muelheim Horse racing magazine for the training and development of the thoroughbred racehorse COMPLETE THE EUROPEAN TRAINERS' DAILY RATES 2017 SURVEY HERE We use cookies and similar technologies to run this website and help us understand how you use it. View our cookie policy here Trainer Magazine - the horse racing magazine for the training and development of the thoroughbred racehorse Articles from the European Trainer Magazine archive - available to read online The middle-sized town of Mülheim an der Ruhr (population 170,000) is situated on the river Ruhr which gives its name to the whole area the capital of the state of North-Rhine-Westphalia—Germany´s most populous “land” It is located just south of the industrial centres of Essen and Duisburg It is also an important racing and training centre There has been thoroughbred racing here since the 19th century and even more by bombing during World War II the track thrived and was one of the most important in western Germany for the last half of the past century two local trainers scored spectacular successes Uwe Ostmann trained here from 1985 to 2013 where the principal owner was Gestüt Auenquelle also boss of the sales company BBAG; and Peter Michael Endres also president of the race club at Düsseldorf Ostmann—still hale and hearty at the age of 80—was one of the top addresses in Germany for a quarter of a century winning the German Derby with Luigi in 1988 and the Preis von Europa in 1995 with Gonbarda Gonbarda was later sold to Godolphin and dam of Champion Stakes winner and top sire Farhh as well as just about every important race in the German calendar Later arriving on the scene was the colourful Werner Baltromei who enjoyed a meteoric career before his tragic death from cancer at the age of 49 in 2012 Baltromei was the first German trainer to target the top French races and from his Mülheim base he sent out such stars as Le Miracle (winner of the Prix du Cadran in 2007 and also third in the Ascot Gold Cup) as well as Lady Marian (winner of the Prix de l´Opera in 2008) Those were great days for Mülheim both as a training centre and a racecourse but there were also black clouds on the horizon and there was soon a great deal of friction between the golfers and the race club It lost its two best races—the Gp1 Preis der Diana (German Oaks) which is now run at Baden-Baden´s October meeting Mülheim only staged three days of racing a year and these only at a very low level The old race club finally gave up the ghost and declared insolvency in 2017 A new race club was formed later that year; the new president was Gestüt Auenquelle´s Karl-Dieter Ellerbracke and the new committee included prominent owners Hans Bierkämper (Stall Mandarin) and Werner Krüger (UNIA Racing) took over as clerk of the course and racecourse manager Ellerbracke and Krüger were both 74 and Gudert 69; however they had plenty of youthful idealism and ambitious ideas; and they were prepared to back up these ideas with the necessary funds Huge investments were made in bringing the facilities at the racecourse and in the training centre up to the highest modern standards Even in the relatively short period that the new team has been in charge it is clear that this investment has paid off massively There has been a huge upswing in the fortunes of both the racecourse and the training centre There were seven race days in both 2019 and 2020 (despite the ravages of COVID-19) Mülheim has restored their highly successful winter fixtures in particular their Boxing Day fixture (December 26) was traditionally extremely popular attracting Kempton-like crowds (not in 2020 This is all the more welcome since the future of racing at Neuss They have also succeeded in bringing back black type racing to Mülheim with the listed Diana-Trial in July and the listed Silbernes Band der Ruhr and the racing surface is now one of the best in Germany The training centre has also surged into the kind of prominence it previously enjoyed more than 20 years ago there were fewer than 100 horses in training at Mülheim; now there are well over 200 It is now the second largest training centre in the country the training facilities at Mülheim are now the best of any German racecourse,” says 46-year-old Yasmin Almenräder who has herself contributed a great deal to this success story she was born in nearby Essen and grew up in a horsey was a passionate rider and a successful show jumper and three-day-eventer and Yasmin “could ride before she could walk,” as she puts it Her mother worked in advertising but also rode dressage and her father always impressed on his daughters the principle: “Animals always come first and the family moved later to Verden in northern Germany she was soon riding out for local trainers she qualified as an amateur jockey; her first winner came in 1992 on a horse named Figiell at the small country track of Großenkneten for permit-holder Heiko Kienemann Yasmin had started riding regular work for top Cologne trainer Bruno Schütz the school complained to my mother that I was spending too much time on horseback and too little time in class; so I had to concentrate more on schoolwork.” However it was at this time that she really fell in love with thoroughbred horses and also first considered the idea of making racing her profession she received her licence as a permit-holder training exclusively horses owned by herself or her immediate family in fact in the same stable where she now trains she qualified; that was a good year for German racing Her course also included Markus Klug (four-time champion trainer in Germany) and Frenchman Jean-Pierre Carvalho At the time she was pregnant with her daughter Lisa-Sophie is an IT engineer designing websites for bookmakers she finally received her full licence as a public trainer Werner Baltromei had succeeded Michael Trybuhl at the Mülheim yard and she was his head lad until his sad death in 2012 His widow Christina took over the yard and installed ex-jockey William Mongil as trainer Yasmin Almenräder finally took over the stable in 2014 originally as Christina´s employee but since 2018 she has been her own boss and has formed a limited company Trainingsbetrieb Almenräder Rennpferde GmbH to run things “The company pays me a modest salary; in fact my head lad gets paid more than me,” she says Christina Baltromei is still involved and also rides out for Yasmin on a regular basis Head lad and right-hand man Artur Chlipala Several members of the team are still there from the days of Werner Baltromei notably Anke Woodburn (ex-wife of jockey Kevin) who is the stable secretary and runs the office and is “absolutely indispensable”; and head lad Polish-born Artur Chlipala “He is my right hand man and knows everything there is to know about horses,” says Almenräder who was a great help in the early days; and Wilhelm Feldmann (always known who is the racing manager for Gestüt Hachtsee (owners of Le Miracle and Lady Marian Yasmin with 2nd jockey Anna van den Troost By 2012-06-25T10:00:00 GERMANY: Mülheim transport operator MVG has ordered five Flexity Classic trams from Bombardier Transportation for delivery in 2015 exercising a €13m option on a €72m contract for 27 trams which was signed by Essen operator EVAG in December 2011 Already have an account? LOG IN You’ve reached your limit of content for the month Register for free now By 2013-12-13T10:22:00 GERMANY: Mülheim transport authority MVG has ordered 10 Bombardier Flexity Classic trams at a cost of €27m Dear Reader,Unfortunately our comment platform isn\'t available at the moment due to issues with our paywall and authentication vendor The agency will be supported in large part by about $180 per year from property owners which is a significant hike for those in Rincon Valley and elsewhere but no change for those in Windsor Sonoma County’s newest fire district is making its debut Thursday combining four agencies into one large district circling Santa Rosa and spanning from Windsor to the Napa County line becomes the county’s second largest in territory and population and the second busiest “I’m excited we get to lead what I hope will be more change in this county,” Heine said Mountain and Bennett Valley fire departments Station signs and fire engine logos depict the new shared name but include the geographical locations “Community members will see it’s still Bennett Valley still the community involvement,” said fire engineer Travis Browne The new fire district represents the most successful effort in a long-running move to modernize the county’s far-flung and antiquated fire services network largely through consolidation of adjoining agencies The Sonoma County Fire District includes 75,000 residents and covers 160 square miles It will be supported in large part by about $180 per year from property owners which is a significant hike for those in Rincon Valley and Mountain The money will pay for improvements including more firefighters and eventual upgrades long-overdue at Rincon Valley stations I don’t look at it as the end,” said third-generation Rincon Valley firefighter He said the consolidation is saving Rincon Valley’s department which saw its financial struggles exacerbated by the 2017 firestorm that burned thousands of homes in the district “We were on life support almost,” Leuenberger said The new agency has a preliminary budget of $13 million The $180 parcel tax for fire services was based on the current amount paid in the old Windsor fire district The amount is based on a 6-cent per-square-foot cost for a 2,000-square-foot home plus a flat $65 Larger properties and those with multiple structures will pay more It’s a steep increase for Mountain property owners who currently pay nothing for fire services and Rincon Valley residents who pay $36 annually It’s virtually a wash for many Bennett Valley residential owners Firefighter salaries will be based on Rincon Valley fire’s current range of $5,386-$6,280 per month That’ll nearly double the pay of what the handful of Bennett Valley firefighters were getting and bring a smaller raise to the former Windsor firefighters The additional firefighters will add a third position to engines in Windsor and Bennett Valley Rincon Valley already runs three on an engine which aligns with industry standards for safety and improved service In the Mountain area - the hills north of Santa Rosa - paid firefighters will work there during worrisome fire and storm weather to help the volunteer crew was a longtime Novato firefighter and chief there for five years before being hired in 2018 as chief of the Windsor and Rincon Valley fire agencies He has spearheaded the effort to bring Mountain and Bennett Valley into the ongoing move to combine Windsor and Rincon Valley districts The plan is backed by the Board of Supervisors which for years has wanted fewer fire departments for improved efficiency The consolidation gives Sonoma County about three dozen agencies - still too many but down from more than 50 agencies years ago Final bureaucratic approval for the new department came Wednesday in a unanimous vote of the Sonoma County Local Agency Formation Commission which oversees government service boundaries The agency had approved the plan but had to wait 30 days to give property owners a chance to oppose the idea mostly regarding concerns for the cost and complaints of a lack of notice The opposition fell far short of the 4,500 protests or one-quarter of the overall property owners needed to force the issue to a public vote Heine’s consolidation efforts have drawn the attention of other fire agencies interested in possibly joining the district Officials from the Russian River Fire Protection District are talking with Heine regarding a contract for a chief and administrative services with an opening to later join the district Regional consolidation is moving forward in other areas of the county Cazadero and Timber Cove volunteer firefighters are seeking to join together their large rural fire jurisdictions and have asked for help to start the process Cloverdale and Knights Valley are pushing toward joining forces Glen Ellen and Kenwood fire officials also are talking about consolidation You can reach Staff Writer Randi Rossmann at 707-521-5412 or randi.rossmann@pressdemocrat.com The Measures give an overview of all research activities in the FONA Strategy international cooperation and research infrastructures The 3rd Water JPI Conference will take place on November 17 2021 in the German city of Mülheim an der Ruhr This year’s motto of the transfer-oriented hybrid conference is "From Research into Practice: Pollutants Pathogens and Antimicrobial Resistances in the Water Cycle" Participants can join the event physically on site at the Stadthalle Mülheim or connect online hosted by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) aims not only to bring together European and international water experts and researchers but also to increase the participation of European institutions in Water JPI activities and the European Research Area as a whole mainly representatives from politics and the European Commission will be involved Experts from various European countries and member states of the Water JPI as well as the European Commission will report at the transfer event on challenges and approaches to solutions from the perspective of research and practice Two parallel sessions will address the topics "Chemicals" and "Pathogens and AMR" the 18 transnational research and development projects of the 20 million Euro call in the ERA-Net Cofund "Aquatic Pollutants" will be presented Plenty of time is planned for discussions and exchange of experiences. The recently published program of the 3rd Water JPI Conference is available on the conference website Highlights in the program include video pitches from the nominees of the Junior Water Jump a start-up event showcasing innovative solutions to pollutants pathogens and antimicrobial resistances in the water cycle Participants from five European countries submitted their innovations in writing An international jury is currently selecting the best proposals The winner proposal will receive 13,000 euros The submitted videos (if approved) will be available online later Junior Water Jump Conference Website Aquatic Pollutants Water JPI the first day of Euro Hockey League’s Round 1.1 event in Mülheim was blessed with drama No less than 20 strikes found the target in the four matches played on Friday Dinamo Kazan (RUS) and host club HTC Uhlenhorst started their tournaments in winning fashion PLATONOV INSPIRES ELEKTROSTAL TO VICTORY OVER GRUNWALD The 2011-2012 season of the Euro Hockey League got off to a flying start as veteran Russian international star Alexander Platonov inspired Dinamo Elektrostal to a 5-4 victory over Polish champions WKS Grunwald Poznan The 37-year-old striker scored twice in the contest giving his team a crucial win in their bid to qualify for Easter’s KO16 tournament Grunwald will be hugely disappointed by a defeat which leaves them needing to beat the heavily fancied East Grinstead if they are to have any chance of reaching the second phase   KS POMORZANIN TORUN CRUSHED BY ENGLISH CHAMPIONS BEESTON In the second match of the day English champions Beeston made their Euro hockey League title ambitions clear with a crushing 5-0 win over KS Pomorzanin Torun of Poland Great Britain international Adam Dixon was the star of the show playing a central role in the success as well as getting on the score-sheet  The result put Beeston firmly in control of their own future needing just one point from Sunday’s meeting with RC de Polo de Barcelona to assure their place in the Knock-Out phase of the competition draw or even a narrow defeat against Polo should be enough for the Nottingham based side to reach Easter’s KO16 tournament MAYOROV NETS WINNER AS KAZAN EDGE SEKVOIA Russian champions Dinamo Kazan grabbed a 2-1 win against Olimpia Kolos Sekvoia in the third match of the day in Mülheim Alexey Mayorov scored what proved to be the winning goal in the third quarter of the match giving Russia clubs their second win of the day following Dinamo Elektrostal’s earlier victory  The result leaves Kazan puts Kazan top of Pool H with five points although Sekvoia earned a bonus point due to the narrow nature of their defeat HOSTS UHLENHORST MÜLHEIM OVERCOME RESILIENT WIEN  Nine times European Champions HTC Uhlenhorst Mülheim made a winning start to their Euro Hockey League campaign but were forced to work hard by Austrian champions AHTC Wien before emerging as 3-1 winners Ole Keusgen and an own goal from Gerald Natal proved to be enough for the host club to secure a victory in a match that was blighted with heavy rain throughout The second day of action in Mülheim will see many of the big beasts of the Euro Hockey League take to the field Barry Middleton’s East Grinstead (ENG) will aim to begin their campaign with victory over Dinamo Elektrostal at 09:30 (CET) before David Alegre’s Real Club de Polo de Barcelona (ESP) face KS Pomorzanin Torun (POL) at 12:00 Santi Freixa’s Atletic Terrassa (ESP) face AHTC Wien at 14:30 before Teun de Nooijer’s all-star Bloemendaal team do battle with Olimpia Kolos Sekvoia at 17:00 Full reports of all matches from Day 1 can be found at www.ehlhockey.tv official documentation and a full broadcast schedule for the tournament This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Please enable JavaScript to view this page correctly Bedrock is adding a Zurich office to those in Geneva The newest Swiss office will be run by a well-known Swiss private banker A new office at Stockerstrasse 23 in Zurich is the latest addition to Bedrock a family office run by former Coutts International boss Alexander Classen which manages $10 billion The Zurich team is tasked with expanding Bedrock's business in Switzerland as well as in international markets such as Europe and the Middle East a veteran private banker who ran Coutts International until it was bought by Union Bancaire Privee in 2015 He has hired Stefan Muelheim of family office Runa Partners and Konstantin Panoussopoulos of UBS to help him.  Muelheim has more than 30 years experience in asset and wealth management as well as capital markets He was head of Citigroup in Germany for fixed income equities and alternative investments from 1998 to 2009 Muelheim began his career at Deutsche Bank in 1984.  Panoussopoulos has more than 20 years under his belt in investment advisory and banking He has been a managing director at UBS since 2010 and covered ultra-high net worth groups in emerging markets he was managing partner for the private market fund «GoldenEnergy Capital» as well as Chief Executive and vice-chairman of «SouthEastern Energy Capital,» a private equity fund He began his career as an AT Kearney International management consultant Bedrock was founded in 2004 by Maurice Ephrati Sandy Koifman and Ariel Arazi as one of the first independent investment boutiques the firm plans to develop and manage bespoke investment programs across different asset classes and give clients access to privileged investment opportunities and specialized funds in areas like technology and alternative credit Bedrock will also offer institutional- level corporate finance solutions to clients who own businesses The family office also offers IT solutions through wealth management tech firm BRT such as consolidated reports on assets and liabilities as well as tailored risk management solutions finews.com publishes on its own Web-TV-Channel interviews with well-known figures of Swiss finance. + More on this topic + More on this topic + More on this topic