Margret Suckale

• Residence: Tegernsee
• Chairwoman of the Mediation Committee and member of the Personnel, Audit, and Nomination Committees
• Member of the Supervisory Board since: 25 August 2017
• Term expires: 2028

Personal information

• Year of birth: 1956
• Nationality: German

Career

• Since 06/2023: Member of the Supervisory Board of Greiner AG
• Since 02/2020: Member of the Supervisory Board of Infineon Technologies AG
• Since 03/2018: Member of the Supervisory Board of DWS Group GmbH & Co. KGaA
• Since 09/2017: Member and ESG Expert of the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Telekom AG
• Since 08/2017: Member of the Supervisory Board of Heidelberg Materials AG
• 2011–05/2017: Member of the Board of Executive Directors of BASF SE, responsible for Engineering and Maintenance, Environmental Protection, Health & Safety, European Site & Verbund Management and Human Resources; also Head of the Sustainability Board, Labour Director at BASF SE and Site Director for Ludwigshafen
• 2009: Senior Vice President, Global HR – Executive Management & Development, BASF SE, Ludwigshafen
• 2008: Member of the Management Board responsible for HR and Services, Deutsche Bahn Mobility & Logistics AG, Berlin
• 2005: Member of the Management Board responsible for HR and Services, Deutsche Bahn AG, Berlin
• 2004: Head of Central Staff Units, Deutsche Bahn AG, Berlin
• 1997: Head of Legal Division, Deutsche Bahn AG, Berlin
• 1996: Joint Venture Mobil/BP, Integration Team, Mobil Europe Ltd., London/UK
• 1991: Various positions in human resources for subsidiary companies of the Mobil Corporation in Europe, for example, in London (UK), Copenhagen (Denmark), Vienna (Austria) and Hamburg (Germany)
• 1985: Legal Adviser for Marketing, Sales, Contract, Competition, and Antitrust Law, Labor Law, Supply and Distribution, Mobil Oil AG, Hamburg

Education

• 1985: Second state examination in Law, Hamburg
• 2001: Executive Master of Business Administration from WHU, Vallendar and Kellogg School of Management, Illinois/USA
• 2002: Executive Master of European and International Law, University of St. Gallen/Switzerland

External mandates

• Deutsche Telekom AG^{1) 3)}, Bonn
• DWS Group GmbH & Co. KGaA^{1) 3)}, Frankfurt
• Greiner AG²⁾, Kremsmünster, Austria
• Infineon Technologies AG¹⁾ 3, Neubiberg

Group mandates

none

^{1) Membership in other legally required supervisory boards of German companies
2) Membership in comparable German and foreign supervisory committees of commercial enterprises
3) Publicly listed company}