Progroup AG has confirmed that Vinzenz Heindl will be joining the Board of Directors as Chief Sales Officer (CSO) on 1 August 2025. This decision means the company is positioning itself to promote sustainable growth under the stewardship of the family and even closer partnerships with its customers.
Left to right: Vinzenz Heindl and Maximilian Heindl, CEO, Progroup
“First of all, my brother will add an extra dimension to the Board by providing key ideas from the customer’s perspective, and secondly, together with me, he’ll act as a guarantor in ensuring that the values and principles that have made Progroup successful continue to be championed in the future,” says Maximilian Heindl, Chief Executive Officer. “Not only will he bring a comprehensive understanding of the market, but he’s also able to shape customer relationships with real vision and depth. I’m really thrilled that he’s now set to make our team of Board members even stronger.”
Vinzenz Heindl worked as Managing Director to establish Professionals Academy SPO GmbH. As part of JH Holding GmbH – the principal partner and majority shareholder of Progroup AG – it offers a platform for people to engage on issues specific to the industry and family-run companies. In this role, he developed a close network and established the Professionals Academy as a key driver of sustainable development for family-run companies in the paper and packaging industry in Central Europe.
“My appointment to the Progroup Board is an important step for me – both professionally and personally. I look forward to continuing to expand our trusting relationships with our customers – many of them have existed for years, some even for decades, and they’re defined by close personal ties. At the same time, I’m keen to provide fresh ideas so we can work with our partners to actively shape the topics of the future. For me, the focus is on dialogue, both externally and internally. The ‘Power of Cooperation’ isn’t just a concept on paper to me, but an aspiration that needs to be championed – as equal partners and with the shared aim of developing the future of family-run companies in our industry,” adds Vinzenz Heindl.
