World Savings Day: VKB celebrated with its customers

VKB Bank used World Savings Day to emphasize the value of saving today and highlight the importance of a strong financial community.

Linz. On this year’s World Savings Day, VKB celebrated with its customers the fundamental idea of ​​saving under the slogan “Let’s grow together”. This concern becomes especially important in times of high savings interest rates. Many visitors accepted the invitation and gathered at VKB branches in Upper Austria. The board reception on Rudigierstrasse also testified to the success of the event.

Many of the guest stars are from politics

The VKB of Upper Austria was able to welcome several guests of honour, including Governor Thomas Stelzer, State Secretary for Youth Claudia Blackholm, and Max Hegelsberger, President of Upper Austria. State Parliament. The guests also included Deputy Governor Christine Haberlander and State Councilors Günter Steinkellner and Wolfgang Hattmannsdorfer. Representatives of the city of Linz were also present, including Mayor Klaus Luger, Deputy Mayor Karin Horzing, and Deputy Mayor Martin Haggart. JKU was represented by University President Stefan Koch, and the Upper Austria Chamber of Commerce by Vice President Leo Jindrak.

Business and sports guests

The guest list also included well-known figures in business and sports. Maximilian Etzenberger from the Etzi Group appeared with his son David, Managing Director Leonard Schetter and CFO Andreas Kolar from Energie AG at the site. Helvetia Insurance was represented by Sales Director Werner Bannhauser, while Unimarkt owner Andreas Haider was present. CEO Christoph Knoegler and former CEO Gerhard Luftensteiner from Keba Group AG participated in the conference. The world of sports was represented by the VKB junior sports team and Black Wings president Peter Nader, along with captain Brian Leibler and other players. ÖFB Honorary President Leo Wendtner and ÖFB Athletics Coach Gerhard Zallinger were also guests. Also present: Chairman of the Board of Management of VKB Matthäus Schobesberger as well as members of the Supervisory Board and other advisory boards of VKB.