"After chief financial officer Michael Diederich left the Bavarians to become global co-head of the Deutsche Bank's corporate bank, Bayern needed to find a replacement and quickly found their primary target: Rouven Kasper, VfB Stuttgart's chief marketing and sales officer. Kasper had spent 5 years previously at Bayern in charge of growing the Bavarians' reputation in the Asia-Pacific area."
"On Monday I cleared out my office and said goodbye to the entire staff on Tuesday. In terms of my responsibilities, FC Bayern is a whole different world," Kasper said, as captured by @iMiaSanMia. "The power, emotion, and fascination that this club exudes is difficult to grasp if you haven't experienced the structure from the inside. I've already had that experience and now have the chance to be one of three board members at one of the biggest football clubs in the world."
Bayern Munich appointed Rouven Kasper, VfB Stuttgart's chief marketing and sales officer, to its three-man board and set his start date for January 2026. The appointment followed the departure of chief financial officer Michael Diederich to Deutsche Bank, prompting Bayern to target Kasper as the primary replacement. Kasper previously spent five years at Bayern building the club's reputation in the Asia-Pacific region before moving to Stuttgart for greater responsibilities. Kasper has already left Stuttgart, cleared his office, and publicly reflected on Bayern's unique scale, emotion, and organizational structure. The move returns Kasper to a leadership role at a globally prominent football club.
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