Lufthansa Cargo appoints Nicole Mies as Head of Communications and Corporate Social Responsibility

Leadership change in Lufthansa Cargo's Corporate Communications department: Nicole Mies has been in office as the new Head of Communications and Corporate Social responsibility since mid-July. She succeeds Jacqueline Casini, who left the company at the end of May. In her new role, Nicole Mies will be responsible for and manage the disciplines of internal and external corporate communications, marketing, environmental management, and corporate social responsibility, which are combined in one department. Until recently, she was Senior Director of Customer Strategy, responsible for the entire brand and customer experience strategy of the Lufthansa Group airlines.

Nicole Mies studied business administration at Pforzheim University and subsequently worked for international clients in leading advertising agencies. She joined the Lufthansa Group in 1998 in marketing at Lufthansa Cargo and expanded her marketing expertise in the course of further positions at Lufthansa in Germany and abroad. For more than five years, Nicole Mies led the comprehensive branding and design relaunch of the Lufthansa brand in the Global Brand Management department. She developed and managed the brand architecture, the airline brand portfolio, and the central Lufthansa Group brand strategy.

Ashwin Bhat, CEO of Lufthansa Cargo: "We are delighted to welcome Nicole Mies to Lufthansa Cargo, an experienced executive with a clear marketing profile and extensive expertise in customer experience and brand management. Her role as Head of Communications and Corporate Social Responsibility is an important key position in our organization with a special impact both internally and externally. With her past experience, Nicole is therefore ideally suited to strengthen the image and the associated mission of Lufthansa Cargo - 'Enabling Global Business' - and to further expand it with communicative consideration of our digitalization and sustainability initiatives."