Just one month after Siemens announced that Michael Hannibal, CEO of Siemens Wind Power Marine division, was set aside in favor of his former boss, Markus Tacke, the Danish executive has been called back. But this time, he will be adding some new details to his business card, serving as CEO of offshore wind in the merged company Siemens Gamesa.
The reason for the fast comeback is that Tacke has been awarded a new job. Or rather, he has also been granted a new title from April, where the former CEO of Siemens Wind Power will take over the position as CEO for Siemens Gamesa. Here, he will be replacing Gamesa's CEO Ignacio Martin, who was temporarily admitted to the post.
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