DIHK's global markets are now under Renvert's control
Nicole Renvert Appointed Managing Director of International Markets at DIHK
Nicole Renvert has taken on a new role as the Managing Director of International Markets at the Association of German Chambers of Industry and Commerce (DIHK). This was confirmed in events such as the Korea Business Day in Frankfurt[2] and meetings involving international diplomacy at DIHK[1] in 2025.
Renvert's career path has been marked by a focus on foreign and security policy, as well as business. She began her professional journey at the Robert Bosch Foundation in 2004. After a successful tenure, she moved on to the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP) in 2008. Her time at SWP was noteworthy, and she later held a position at technology conglomerate Voith, where she served as the head of government relations prior to her role at DIHK.
Renvert's extensive experience and academic qualifications make her well-suited for her new position. She holds a Ph.D. in political science, and her responsibilities at DIHK include overseeing the International Markets division. She reports directly to Volker Treier at DIHK.
In her new role, Renvert will be responsible for overseeing the DIHK's international activities and engagement with global markets. Her expertise in both foreign and security policy and business will undoubtedly be an asset as she navigates the complexities of the global marketplace.
[1] Source: Meeting involving international diplomacy at DIHK, 2025 [2] Source: Korea Business Day in Frankfurt, 2025
In her new role as Managing Director of International Markets at DIHK, Nicole Renvert will leverage her extensive experience in business, culminating from her previous positions at the Robert Bosch Foundation, German Institute for International and Security Affairs (SWP), and technology conglomerate Voith. As she navigates the intricate global marketplace, her expertise in foreign and security policy will prove invaluable in fostering international partnerships and enhancing the finance-related aspects of DIHK's activities.
