40 years of service
Oculus director Rainer Kirchhübel celebrates 40th work anniversary
Colin Kerr
Published: Friday, March 1, 2019
Rainer Kirchhübel (left) receiving a certificate in honour of his 40th work anniversary from Andreas Tielmann, Managing Director of the Chamber of Industry and Commerce in Lahn-Dill[/caption]
“You have dedicated your entire working life to OCULUS,” said Co-Director Christian Kirchhübel, at a special ceremony to mark his father’s Rainer Kirchhübel 40th work anniversary.
Rainer Kirchhübel said: “For 38 of my 40 years at OCULUS, I’ve been the Director. These years saw many great challenges, but I always enjoyed it.”
A spokeswoman for Oculus said that from his start at the firm in 1979, engineer Rainer Kirchhübel led the company success as a worldwide high-tech company, and she also pointed out that OCULUS is still a family company. Sons Christian and Matthias are executives at the company, and Rainer’s wife Rita Kirchhübel has been Director of Marketing for over 25 years.
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