Chamber of Commerce of the Palatinate

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The Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Palatinate is one of 80 German chambers of industry and commerce and, in terms of regional jurisdiction, covers the area of ​​the Palatinate district association . The seat is in Ludwigshafen am Rhein . The current address Ludwigsplatz 2 has existed since 1904.

history

Following an initiative by Speyer merchants, the first constituent meeting of the Chamber of Commerce took place on April 30, 1843 in the town hall of the Kaiserslautern town hall, under the leadership of District President Karl Theodor von Wrede . For this purpose, King Ludwig I of Bavaria appointed 15 founding members. Among them were Adam Weber, the mayor of Kaiserslautern, who was also elected first chairman. In 1850, King Maximilian II decided that the chambers should consist of three independent departments - the trade council for crafts, the trade council and the factory council. The chamber was now called the District Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Palatinate . In 1926 the Bavarian Chambers of Commerce were given the designation "Chamber of Industry and Commerce". After the seizure of power by the National Socialists, the self-management of the economy has been abolished. The CCI has been brought into line and disbanded in 1942 and in the Gauwirtschaftskammer incorporated. After the Second World War, the IHK was restored.

Personalities

List of all presidents from 1843 to the present day

Term of office president
1843-1846 Adam Weber
1846-1851 Adrian Pletsch
1851-1856 "Interregnum"
1856-1865 Ludwig Andreas Jordan
1866-1867 Simon Levi
1867-187 Sebastian Lederle
1877-1898 August von Clemm
1898-1926 Franz Ritter von Wagner
1926-1937 Hermann Tröltsch
1938-1941 Albert Reimann
1941-1945 Carl Wurster
1946-1960 Bernhard Landmesser
1960-1968 Leopold Arnsperger
1968-1974 Ernst Hermann Fernholz
1974-1988 Udo Giulini
1978-1988 Hans-Jörg Demuth
1988-2004 Axel Wiesenhütter
2004-2015 Willi Kuhn
2015 – today Albrecht Hornbach

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