Simon Grundmann Joins Karl Schüssler Management Team

Karl Schüssler GmbH & Co KG has announced that Simon Grundmann has joined the company’s management team, marking the third generation taking on responsibility within the family business.

Simon Grundmann is the grandson of company founder Karl Schüssler and long-standing Managing Director Helga Schüssler. In his new role, he will help shape the future of the company alongside his uncle, Klaus Schüssler.

Grundmann has been part of the Schüssler team since 2021, beginning his journey as a trainee. After two years, he moved into project management, where he assumed responsibility across various business areas and successfully managed the dispatch and balancing departments. He will continue overseeing these functions in addition to his new management responsibilities.

The company stated that it looks forward to this next step and wished Simon continued success in his new role as a member of the management team.

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