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How GMVA finds its future leaders in-house
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23. April 2024

How GMVA finds its future leaders in-house

The waste-to-energy plant (WtE), GMVA Niederrhein GmbH, is counteracting the skills shortage with its own dedicated ‘future leadership programme’

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