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Management Organization
Corporate Center

Bayer AG (Holding Company)

Corporate Office
J. Krell

Chairman
Finance

Werner Baumann

Innovation, Technology & Environment

Richard Pott*

Corporate
Human Resources
& Organization
J. Peters*

Law & Patents,
Insurance
R. Hartwig

Regional
Coordination
I. Paterson

Finance
J. Dietsch

Environment
& Sustainability
W. Große Entrup

Wolfgang Plischke

Strategy & Human Resources

Group Accounting
& Controlling
U. Hauck

Investor Relations
A. Rosar

Marijn Dekkers

Corporate
Development
A. Moscho

Communications
M. Schade

Group Management Board

Corporate Auditing
R. Meyer

* abor Director
L

* effective February 1, 2011, H.-U. Groh

Business Areas

Service Areas

Bayer HealthCare

Bayer CropScience

Bayer MaterialScience

Bayer Business Services

Executive Committee

Executive Committee

Executive Committee

Executive Board

Chairman

J. Reinhardt

Chairwoman

Animal Health

L. van der Broek

Consumer Care

G. Balkema

Portfolio
Management

R. Scheitza*

Medical Care

A. Main

Research

A. Klausener

Development

F. J. Placke

Industrial Operations
& QHSE

A. Noack

Bayer Schering Pharma
(BSP)

A. Fibig

BSP Regions International U. Köstlin
BSP
Global Drug Discovery

A. Busch*

BSP Global Development K. Malik
Central Administration
& Organization

M. Vehreschild

Product Supply

H. Klusik

S. E. Peterson

Business Planning
& Administration

D. Suwelack

Crop Protection APAC

Chairman

D. Hartert

Administration

A. Steiger-Bagel

N. Fieseler*

Industrial Operations

T. Van Osselaer*

Polycarbonates

G. Hilken

Polyurethanes

P. Vanacker

Coatings, Adhesives,
Specialties

J. Wolff

J. du Puy

* Labor Director

Crop Protection
North America

M. Reichardt
G. Riemann
J. Schneider

Bayer HealthCare
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