Basler & Hofmann Kommunikation: New leadership and consulting expertise
Christian Werner is taking over as head of Basler & Hofmann Kommunikation. At the same time, the agency is expanding its consulting services to include a new area of expertise: Marketing for Social Change.
Basler & Hofmann Kommunikation has a new management team. Corporate communications consultant Christian Werner is taking over the management of the agency for technical communications, media productions and 3D visualizations. He replaces David Grossmann, who has been appointed to the management board. The 44-year-old Christian Werner was most recently consulting group leader and member of the consulting management team at the Zurich agency Prime. He previously worked as a senior consultant at Wirz Public Relations and as Head of Communications & Media Relations at Unisys Switzerland.
At the same time, Basler & Hofmann Kommunikation is expanding its consultancy services to include the Marketing Social Change area of expertise. The new service is managed by Thomas Lang and Christiane Lellig, who joined Basler & Hofmann from the communications agency K.M. Marketing. The new service is aimed at companies, federal offices, cantons and associations whose target groups are to be guided step by step towards new behavior - be it in dealing with risks, saving energy, labor market integration or workplace health promotion, the agency wrote in a press release on Monday.
The agency has twelve employees and is part of the independent engineering, planning and consulting company Basler & Hofmann.
At the same time, Basler & Hofmann Kommunikation is expanding its consultancy services to include the Marketing Social Change area of expertise. The new service is managed by Thomas Lang and Christiane Lellig, who joined Basler & Hofmann from the communications agency K.M. Marketing. The new service is aimed at companies, federal offices, cantons and associations whose target groups are to be guided step by step towards new behavior - be it in dealing with risks, saving energy, labor market integration or workplace health promotion, the agency wrote in a press release on Monday.
The agency has twelve employees and is part of the independent engineering, planning and consulting company Basler & Hofmann.
