SAP Human-Resources Chief Dammann to Leave for Personal Reasons
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SAP AG, the world’s biggest maker of business software, said Angelika Dammann, the head of human resources, is leaving at her own request after a year in office.
Dammann will depart the company “without major delay,” Christoph Liedtke, an SAP spokesman, said by phone today, adding that the executive chose to be closer to her family in Hamburg. Chief Financial Officer Werner Brandt will assume her duties on an interim basis, the company said in a statement.