Management – VCDB

Thomas Flügge

Managing Director

Thomas Flügge has been Managing Director of VCDB GmbH since 2001. However, the Hanseatic native's career at VerkehrsConsult is even older: he joined the then still VCDH as an authorised signatory in 1996 via a diversion as site manager for the new Dresden Gorbitz depot.Thomas Flügge has been Managing Director of VCDB GmbH since 2001. However, the Hanseatic native's career at VerkehrsConsult is even older: he joined the then still VCDH as an authorised signatory in 1996 via a diversion as site manager for the new Dresden Gorbitz depot.

Astrid Müller

Founding member, authorised signatory, engineering economist and member of the VCDB since 1994. Responsible for personnel and finance.

Peter Buch

Authorised signatory, engineer and also with the company since 1994. Responsible for controlling and IT.

Phd Alexander Bunzel

Phd Bunzel is an engineer and has been with the company since 2020. He is Team Leader of Innovative Transport Systems and Head of the "Technology" division

Matthias Zöbisch

Authorised signatory, engineer and with the company since 2002. Head of the "Planning" division

Annegret Bock-Unger

Team Leader Infrastructure Planning

Andreas Saß

Team Leader rail vehicle technology

Jochen Schäfer

Team Leader workshop planning

Stefan Schwarzbach

Team Leader transport planning

Petra Tietze

Team Leader Traffic Engineering

Shareholders

The VCDB is a subsidiary of Dresdner Verkehrsbetriebe AG (DVB)
and Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) AöR.

Annegret Bock-Unger

Team leader Infrastructure planning

Jochen Schäfer

Team leader workshop planning

Andreas Saß

Team Leader Rail vehicle engineering

Petra Tietze

Team Leader Traffic Engineering

Stefan Schwarzbach

Team leader transport planning

Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) AöR

The Berliner Verkehrsgesellschaft (BVG) is the largest public transport company in Germany and operates public transport in Berlin. BVG operates an extensive network with 9 underground lines, over 150 bus lines, 22 tram lines and 6 ferries. Around 300 km of trams, 160 km of underground and around 1,800 km of buses as well as six ferry lines and 16,000 employees transport around 3.5 million passengers every day. BVG holds a 24.9 % stake in the VCDB.

Dresdner Verkehrsbetriebe AG (DVB)

Dresdner Verkehrsbetriebe AG (DVB) operates public transport in Dresden. A comprehensive network of 12 tram and 29 bus lines as well as 3 Elbe ferries and two heritage-protected mountain railways cover the city and surrounding regions. Around 500,000 passengers are transported every day. DVB holds 74.9% of the VCDB shares and, with its approx. 2,000 employees, provides a broad pool of resources that the VCDB can draw on.

Shareholders

The VCDB is a subsidiary of Dresdner Verkehrsbetriebe AG (DVB)
and Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) AöR.

Dresdner Verkehrsbetriebe AG (DVB)

Dresdner Verkehrsbetriebe AG (DVB) operates public transport in Dresden. A comprehensive network of 12 tram and 29 bus lines as well as 3 Elbe ferries and two heritage-protected mountain railways cover the city and surrounding regions. Around 500,000 passengers are transported every day. DVB holds 74.9% of VCDB shares and, with its approx. 2,000 employees, provides a broad pool of resources that VCDB can draw on.

Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe (BVG) AöR

The Berliner Verkehrsgesellschaft (BVG) is the largest public transport company in Germany and operates public transport in Berlin. BVG operates an extensive network with 9 underground lines, over 150 bus lines, 22 tram lines and 6 ferries. Around 300 km of trams, 160 km of underground and around 1,800 km of buses as well as six ferry lines and 16,000 employees transport around 3.5 million passengers every day. BVG holds a 24.9 % stake in the VCDB.