Braun is moving from his role as head of digitalisation and concept development at VW Group Logistics to a new role focusing on battery cell logistics overseen by VW Group Components
Following last month’s decision by Volkswagen Group to create its own European company for the management of its lithium battery supply, Matthias Braun (pictured) has indicated he is moving from his role as head of digitalisation and concept development at VW Group Logistics to a new role focusing on battery cell logistics.
Braun has been with VW for more than 20 years and spent the majority of that time in logistics management, specifically with the company’s logistics division – Volkswagen Konzernlogistik – for the last 13 years.
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