Dennis Lück becomes a writer for the NZZ am Sonntag
At the turn of the year, the NZZ am Sonntag will see some changes among its guest columnists. After business columnist Beat Kappeler was replaced by Katja Gentinetta and Tobias Straumann back in November, a major reshuffle is now taking place in the opinion section. Joining the team: Dennis Lück.
Former ETH President Patrick Aebischer from Lausanne and historian Thomas Maissen, Director of the German Historical Institute in Paris, are ending their work as columnists for the NZZ on Sunday. With their pointed and well-founded contributions, they have made a significant contribution to raising the profile of the NZZ on Sunday achieved. The editorial team is extremely grateful to both of them and wishes them all the best for the future. Caspar Hirschi and Dennis Lück have been appointed as their successors. Caspar Hirschi is Professor of General History at the University of St. Gallen and has been a member of the academic advisory board of NZZ History active. Dennis Lück works as Chief Creative Officer at the Jung von Matt/Limmat agency. Advertising Week as "Advertiser of the Year".
There will also be a change in the media column in January 2019. Ronnie Grob will be succeeded by a new author duo consisting of Stephan Klapproth and Michael Furger. Stephan Klapproth was the presenter of the TV news magazine "10 vor 10" for 22 years. Before that, he worked for SRF radio's "Echo der Zeit", among others. Michael Furger is head of the background section of the NZZ on Sunday and lecturer at the Institute for Communication and Media Research at the University of Zurich. We would like to thank Ronnie Grob for his committed texts, which have repeatedly sparked lively discussions in the industry and beyond.
The newspaper also welcomes Peer Teuwsen as an independent author. Peer Teuwsen is currently the editorial director of NZZ History. Previously, he was founder and director of the Swiss edition of the German weekly newspaper The time as well as head of department and co-founder of the Hamburg section of "Die Zeit". His work as an author for the NZZ on Sunday In addition to his work as editorial director of NZZ History.
