Ritter Sport
Simone Weiss has extensive experience in international sales and account management, currently serving as the International Key Account Manager for Travel Retail at Ritter Sport since August 2012, after holding the position of Country Manager with a focus on Latin America, Spain, and Portugal. Prior to this, Simone Weiss worked at Lufthansa from February 2007 to July 2012, starting as a Flight Attendant and advancing to Junior Country Manager and Sales Representative. Simone Weiss began professional career as an Aviation Service Specialist at Flughafen Stuttgart GmbH from September 2004 to February 2007. Academically, Simone Weiss holds a Bachelor of Arts in Business and Spanish from the University of Mannheim (2008-2012) and studied Business and Spanish at the University of Deusto (2010-2011).
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Ritter Sport
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Ritter Sport was founded in 1912 as a venture of business & love by Alfred & Clara Ritter. With their chocolate and confectionery factory in Stuttgart, they laid the cornerstone for Ritter Sport’s chocolate history. By 1930, their success beckoned a need for more space so the company moved to idyllic Waldenbuch. Two years later, in 1932, Clara came up with the idea to produce a square chocolate bar so it wouldn’t break in the pockets of sport jackets. With ever increasing new varieties, the company continued to gain more chocolate fans. Today, Ritter Sport is a strong, medium-sized, family-owned company loved in Germany and around the world. Top taste is discussed alongside sustainability. As of 2018, Ritter Sport sources 100% exclusively certified sustainable cocoa for its entire assortment. No matter what comes in the future, two things will remain: family tradition & love for good chocolate. Alfred Theodor Ritter and his sister Marli Hoppe-Ritter, grandchildren of the founders, now represent the family company in its third generation. Please find our imprint here: https://www.ritter-sport.de/de/impressum.html https://www.ritter-sport.de/en/imprint.html