Tom not only said "thank you" for his 50th birthday, but also came up with something special: He invited the entire Gammel family to celebrate. In a cheerful speech, he looked back on the loving congratulations - and told us with a wink about the loss of his wisdom teeth, which came just in time for his milestone birthday. He was genuinely delighted and visibly touched by the surprise gifts, a My Days voucher from all employees and a "unique experiences" voucher from his team.
Enjoyment and fellowship
As a sign of his gratitude, Tom took to the stove himself and treated us to crispy schnitzels, homemade potato salad and fresh green salad. The "Gammel canteen" was transformed into a festively decorated meeting place where everyone came together, laughed, shared memories and made new plans. Many employees took the opportunity to say a few personal words to Tom and thank him for his years of support.
A part of the Gammel family
Dear Tom, you are much more than an authorized signatory - you are a friend, mentor and role model. Your commitment, your positive nature and your flair for people make our company what it is. The entire Gammel family congratulates you on your 50th birthday and looks forward to many more years, projects and celebrations together. Stay the way you are!
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Some people are simply indispensable in a company - Thomas "Tom" Winkler is one of them. He started with us around 25 years ago as a young engineer and grew from project manager to project manager to authorized signatory. With a great deal of passion and dedication, he has become a permanent fixture in our management team. But above all, Tom is a real team player who always has an open ear, is always willing to help and makes everyday life easier with his good humor.
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