Young appointee for the position of youth director at Regensburg Regional Council
Johann Götz, a seasoned professional with a rich career at the Federal Employment Agency, has taken up a new role as the head of the Regensburg Youth Office. His journey at the Federal Employment Agency, marked by challenges such as the aftermath of the financial crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the refugee crisis, has equipped him with invaluable lessons on unity, commitment, and reliability.
Götz began his career at the Federal Employment Agency, holding various specialist and leadership positions. He served as managing director for benefit payment in Munich and for placement and counseling in Regensburg. He also led the Controlling and Finance department in Nuremberg.
District Administrator Tanja Schweiger has welcomed Götz to his new position, expressing confidence in his ability to meet the requirements of the head of the Regensburg Youth Office. Schweiger believes Götz's qualifications, which include his education, years of experience in leading larger organizations, experience in social law, and experience in cooperation with committees and politics, make him an ideal fit for the role.
In his new role, Götz's focus is on child protection, prevention, early promotion, and supporting families. He emphasizes the importance of close and trusting cooperation with schools, free carriers, and other partners.
Götz expresses great gratitude for the challenges he faced at the Federal Employment Agency, including the limited financial resources and the need to balance the expectations of employees, partners, and the public. He also highlights the challenge of setting priorities, securing existing offers, and successfully implementing legal reforms such as the Children and Youth Welfare Inclusion Act.
As Götz embarks on this new journey, he is motivated by the opportunity to take on new challenges and make a difference in the lives of children and families in Regensburg.
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