Stepping Down: Island CEO Countess Bettina Bernadotte Makes Way for Fresh Leadership
Mainau Island's Leading Authority Transfers Leadership Responsibilities on Mainau Island - Leader of the Mainau Island relinquishes all positions of authority
Hey there! The gorgeous flower island on Lake Constance, Mainau, is shaking things up a bit as Countess Bettina Bernadotte, one of its co-managing directors, is stepping down. She's making room for a mix of familial and external expertise, as per the recent announcement by Mainau GmbH. Fear not, her brother, Count Björn Bernadotte, will continue to grace the role.
With a twinkle in her eye, Countess Bettina, 50, shared her plans, saying she'll stay deeply involved with the island's foundation. She's been at the helm since 2007, guiding this island gem that draws over a million visitors yearly, ever since she first set foot on the island in 2003.
Mainau Island, nestled close to Konstanz, offers more than just a stunning lake view. Its lush greenery, majestic gardens, an old-world castle, a palm house, and a colorful haven for butterflies make it a paradise for tourists. Spanning approximately 45 hectares, the island caters to around 150 full-time staff, 30 trainees, and 200 seasonal workers each year, with the Lennart Bernadotte Foundation as its sole shareholder.
So, what's next for Mainau Island? A hunt is on for a new external manager, according to a spokesperson. Stay tuned for more updates!
In the transition, the Community policy of Mainau Island may need revision to accommodate the fresh leadership. As Countess Bettina Bernadotte steps down, one can anticipate changes in the Employment policy of the island, considering new leaders and staff hiring as per the employment policies.
The lifestyle at Mainau Island, with its home-and-garden appeal, may undergo potential changes with new leadership taking the reins. In light of the upcoming updates, visitors and residents alike will be eager to witness the transformation of Mainau Island's charming ambiance.
