Continental Presents Corporate Governance Structure

By Public Technologies
  • Continental outlined its corporate governance structure, with a four-member Executive Board led by Christian Kötz, whose appointment runs through March 2030.
  • Kötz oversees the Tires business alongside group sustainability, IT and other corporate functions; Philip Nelles leads ContiTech through May 2029.
  • Sabrina Soussan chairs the 16-member Supervisory Board, split equally between shareholder and employee representatives.
  • Independent shareholder representatives account for 75% of shareholder seats on the Supervisory Board.


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