Stepping Down: Countess Bettina Bernadotte Leaves Her Post as Co-CEO of Blooming Tourist Magnet, Mainau Island
Island leader assigns key roles on Mainau Island - Leader of Island Relinquishes Roles on Mainau Island
Let's get down to it!
After a decade-long tenure, Countess Bettina Bernadotte is hanging up her management hat to let in a blend of familial and external leadership expertise. The Mainau GmbH made the announcement, with her brother, Count Björn Bernadotte, still standing guard in his managing director position.
"With my family close by and fresh brains on board, the Mainau will bloom brighter than ever!", the 50-year-old Countess shared, looking ahead. Since 2007, she has been the commanding force of the enterprise, steadfastly steering the ship through turbulent waters.
The Bernadotte clan, descendants of the Swedish royal house, have nurtured this five-generation treasure trove of beautiful landscapes and blooms for over a century.
Located near the Konstanz shores, the Mainau Island is a haven for over a million annual visitors, drawn to its lavish park and garden facilities, Baroque castle, palm house, and butterfly house sprawled across an impressive 45 hectares.
A team of around 180 full-time, trainee, and seasonal workers make the Mainau magic happen year-round, with the non-profit Lennart Bernadotte Foundation casting the sole shareholder vote.
As the search for a dynamic new external leader ramps up, Mainau enthusiasts eagerly await updates from the island or official Bernadotte family and management sources. Stay tuned for more!
Pro Tip: Keep an eye on the latest news from Mainau Island for up-to-the-minute updates on their new co-managing director. The Mainau will continue to flourish under the Bernadotte family's watchful eye and fresh, visionary leadership. Mark your calendars and get ready for even more enchantment!
As the Bernadotte family seeks a dynamic new leader to join Count Björn Bernadotte on Mainau Island, they will likely look for someone who understands the unique blend of 'community policy' and 'lifestyle' that the island offers, ensuring the preserved charm continues to attract its nearly one million annual visitors.
The incoming co-managing director, alongside Count Björn, will be expected to meticulously tend to 'home-and-garden' facilities like the lavish park and garden, Baroque castle, palm house, and butterfly house, overseeing the work of around 180 employees and maintaining the harmony of the five-generation treasure trove for future generations to enjoy.
