According to RTL's sources, Caritas has tasked a headhunter with finding an appropriate replacement for Streff. He previously worked for ArcelorMittal before becoming the head of the humanitarian organisation. However, Streff decided that after 12 years, he would move back into the private sector. Coming month, he will start a new role within the financial department at Paul Würth.
It remains to be decided who will replace the former director at Caritas. Marie-Josée Jacobs, former minister for family affairs, is currently president of the organisation's administrative council.
Caritas Luxembourg was founded in 1932 and is part of an international network that unites 165 members.
