Trigema boss
Should Germans be retired later? That’s what group daughter Bonita says
Trigema boss Bonita Grupp in favor of adapting the retirement age to life expectancy. But it also sees the limits of this concept.
In view of an aging society, Trigema managing director Bonita Grupp hopes that “at some point the retirement age also adapts to life expectancy”. She knew that this was a difficult topic. “But there are certain professions that of course allow that,” said Grupp.
A distinction must be made between work group technology, said Grupp at an event of the Association of Entrepreneur Baden-Württemberg in Stuttgart.
If you want to get the prosperity in the country, everyone would have to see how to work on it. The entrepreneur from Swabian Burladingen did not call a concrete age for a later retirement. The statutory retirement age in Germany is currently 67 years.
Bonita Grupp leads Trigema with her brother
Bonita Grupp took over the management of Trigema together with her brother Wolfgang Grupp Junior together with her brother Wolfgang Grupp Junior. Her father Wolfgang Grupp had previously managed the company for several decades and increased both its and his own popularity.
Grupp Senior is considered one of the most distinguished and dazzling merchants in Germany. In 2023, Trigema’s production turnover was 129.3 million euros, the number of employees at a good 1,140.
On July 7th, Grupp came to the hospital surprisingly. Ten days later he admitted in a letter to his workforce: he tried to take his own life because he suffered from age depression.
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Source: Stern
