Marcel Schlatter and Marco Stücheli move from client side to own communications agency
With the agency Schlatter.Stücheli, founded last year, Marcel Schlatter and Marco Stücheli offer companies strategic communication concepts as well as crisis communication. Schlatter was responsible for the external communications of the Zug police and public prosecutor's office for ten years. Stücheli was responsible for the communication of various Swiss hospitals for many years.

Over the past 15 years, Marcel Schlatter and Marco Stücheli have developed communication strategies, advised executives, cultivated media relations and faced challenging situations in terms of communication on the side of public authorities and companies. They now offer their experience to organizations and persons of public interest. "A strategic and technical basis forms the foundation for successful communications work," says Marco Stücheli, and Marcel Schlatter adds: "We help clients meet the high internal and external demands with our experience and outside perspective."
Thanks to their wealth of experience in the private sector and in government, the two communications professionals say they are very familiar with the internal and external processes of an organization. This is an important prerequisite, particularly in critical situations, in order to tackle the most urgent issues. In the event of an incident, Schlatter.Stücheli therefore provides support in communicative management.
Schlatter.Stücheli, based in Zollikon (ZH), was founded in March 2018. Previous clients have included a globally active hotel group, a federal office, an intercantonal psychiatric group, a city of Zurich hospital and a Zug municipality.
Marcel Schlatter shaped the external communications of the Zug police and public prosecutor's office for almost a decade. Later, he led communications at Kuoni Switzerland for the restructuring and rebranding of the former traditional Swiss company.
Marco Stücheli built up professional corporate communications from scratch at the Children's Hospital Zurich, worked for the Hirslanden private hospital group, and was ultimately responsible for communications at the Lucerne Cantonal Hospital (LUKS), one of the largest center hospitals in Switzerland, for three years.
