Ohoven has been running the Federal Association of Medium-Sized Enterprises since 1998. Now he is killed in a traffic accident. Ohoven was 74 years old.
The SME President Mario Ohoven is dead. He was killed in a traffic accident on Saturday, as the Federal Association of SMEs (BVMW) announced. Ohoven was 74 years old.
"We bow in respectful gratitude to his incomparable life's work," declared the association. Ohoven has formed the BVMW into the leading association of medium-sized companies with 340 branches and 60 of its own foreign offices. He has headed the association since 1998. The trained banker was the face and voice of the association. In 2005 the lobbyist had sold his company Investor- und Treuhand-Beteiligungsgesellschaft.
Ohoven was born in Neuss in 1946. The investment adviser leaves behind a wife and two children.
Federal Minister of Economics Peter Altmaier emphasized that Ohoven had achieved great things for medium-sized businesses. "I appreciated him very much. Our thoughts are with his family and his employees," tweeted the CDU politician.
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