Stefan Kastenmüller has been employed for the recently created role of general manager for Germany, Switzerland and Austria at WWE. It has opened its first office in Germany.
Kastenmüller has been effectively working in product and entertainment management from two decades. Earlier, he used to work in executive management posts at Ringier, UFA/Fremantle, Disney, Philip Morris and MTV.
Gerrit Meier, executive VP of international at WWE, said, "Hiring an experienced manager like Stefan and opening a new office reflects WWE's commitment to the region, our fans and our partners".
Today, WWE (NYSE: WWE) declared that Stefan Kastenmüller has been appointed as General Manager, Germany, Switzerland and Austria. The position is newly created and he will start working for the post without any delay.
Kastenmüller brings an experience of additional 20 years in brand and entertainment management to WWE. He will be the main member of the international leadership team.
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