On November 28, 2025, the time had come again: our annual Christmas party was just around the corner - and as every year, our employees and their partners were able to look forward to a special evening. For many, the party is already a firm part of the Advent season and is always a real highlight in the annual calendar.
Once again, we were spoiled by Restaurant Schwögler. The kitchen and service team provided great food and a cosy atmosphere to ensure that everyone felt completely at ease.
A particularly nice moment was when we honored this year's jubilarians:
Gudrun and Michael Gammel used the evening to pay tribute to the many years of service and loyalty of our colleagues. We would like to congratulate
Max Hacker on 10 years,
Dietmar Montag and David Hartl on 25 years with the company.
Your performance, your commitment and your loyalty make our Gammel family strong - a big thank you for that!
Afterwards, Mike Gammel reviewed the successes and special moments of the past year in his Christmas speech. Projects achieved together, exciting developments and many small and large successes made it clear once again what we have achieved together in 2025.
The evening was an all-round success - characterized by good food, many conversations, appreciative words and a feeling of strong togetherness.
With this positive mood, we are looking forward to the coming year - together as a Gammel family.
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