Pia Beckmann
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Pia Beckmann (born 14 May 1963 in Gerolzhofen, Bavaria) is a doctor of philology,[1] was a German politician, representative of the Christian Social Union of Bavaria[2] and an entrepreneur.[3]
In 2002 she was elected as mayor (Oberbürgermeisterin) of Würzburg as the first woman in Würzburg's history. In 2008 the CSU again sent her as its candidate for mayorship, with a majority of 93%.[4] She was one of five candidates and won the first ballot with 41,3 %, which was more than 16% better than the next candidate of the Social Democratic Party, SPD.[5] In the second ballot, which was to be held between the two with the most votes, she only could cast 47,5 % of the votes and by this lost the run-off.[6] In 2008 Beckmann founded her own consulting firm. In 2010 she became shareholder and managing partner of the company clean energy GmbH.[7] Beside that, she was a lecturer at the University of Würzburg, Faculty of Business Administration and Business Informatics, from 2008 to 2012.[8] She is married with Klaus Hiltrop and has four children.
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ Beckmann, Pia (2004). Schwangerschaftsabbruch als sprachliches Problem : Eine linguistische Textanalyse ausgewählter Gesetzentwürfe zur Reform des § 218 STGB (Thesis). Universität Würzburg.
- ^ German National Library
- ^ "Beckmann Consulting - Future City Factory".
- ^ "93 Prozent für Beckmann als OB-Kandidatin der CSU". 23 September 2007.
- ^ "Kommunalwahl 2008 – WürzburgWiki".
- ^ "Kommunalwahl 2008 – WürzburgWiki".
- ^ "Ex-OB: Was aus Pia Beckmann geworden ist". November 2013.
- ^ See course catalogue of the University of Würzburg, from winter semester 2008 to summer semester 2012
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