Kerstin John celebrates for 25 years in the service of the Main-Kinzig district!

Kerstin John celebrates for 25 years in the service of the Main-Kinzig district!

On February 15, 2025, Kerstin John celebrated her 25th anniversary at the Main-Kinzig district. District Administrator Thorsten proudly paid tribute to her merits during a solemn ceremony in the Main-Kinzig-Forum in Gelnhausen. He emphasized how valuable John is for administration, both professionally and human. Her expertise is particularly evident in her role in the Office for Personnel, Planning and Organization, where she is responsible for operational integration management.

Kerstin John, who studied graduate education at the University of Frankfurt and achieved her end in 1999, began her professional career at the Main-Kinzig disabled work and as a city youth worker in Gelnhausen. Since entering the Main-Kinzig district in 2001, she initially worked in the youth welfare office in Gelnhausen, where she supported the youth education work and the youth promotion.

Important stations in Kerstin John's career

In 2005 she became part of a project team for administrative reform in Hanau and took over the management of the citizens' portal in Gelnhausen. After her parental leave, she returned to the office for personnel, planning and organization in 2009. In 2015, her area of responsibility was expanded to include company integration management, which she has headed as an agent since 2022. District Administrator proud emphasized the great trust that she enjoys in the sensitive area of operational integration management.

The congratulations and recognitions that John gave the jewelry also came from Jan Jakobi, Nicole Dein, Philipp Steuber and Niklas Ansorge.

honors for long -term employees

parallel to Kerstin John's honor were also recognized by other long -time employees. District Administrator proudly congratulated Andrea Beßler and Karin Specht, who have been working in the youth welfare office of the Main-Kinzig district for 40 years. Both have worked in various areas of the administration, with Bessler in particular taking care of the central childcare facilities.

Christiane Göttling, who has been working in the public service for 25 years, was also honored. She works as a school assistant at the Copernicus School in Freificht after having previously a career as an office clerk at Weinhaus Klippel GmbH. District Administrator proudly praised her organizational talent and its importance for the school community.

The appreciation for the long -term employees also came from other leaders, including Kevin Kuntz (staff council), Jan Jakobi (head of the Office for Personnel, Planning and Organization) and Ulrike Schmid (deputy equal opportunities officer).

With these honors, District Administrator proudly thanked the employees for their loyalty and commitment in the Main-Kinzig district, which is not only shaped by commitment, but also by humanity.

For more information about the legal framework that affects the company integration management, a look at Haufe Integration of employees in the company are explained.

In summary, it turns out that the Main-Kinzig-Kreis not only builds on the many years of experience of its employees, but also particularly appreciates the human component in the administration, which underline the honors.

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