Stefan Regez leaves Ringier Axel Springer Switzerland
Stefan Regez, Head of Consumer Magazines at Ringier Axel Springer Switzerland, is leaving the company at his own request at the end of 2021 after twelve years of service to pursue a new career path. CEO Alexander Theobald will take over the operational management of the division from September 1.
After around twelve years within the Group, 50-year-old Stefan Regez has decided to change career direction and will be leaving Ringier Axel Springer Switzerland at the end of the year. Regez joined Ringier in 2010 as deputy editor-in-chief. Swiss Illustrated; In 2012, he was promoted to editor-in-chief and headed the editorial team for eight years.
Since 2019, Stefan Regez has been Head of Consumer Magazines in addition to the Swiss Illustrated and its counterpart in French-speaking Switzerland L'illustré a portfolio of securities such as Swiss CountryLove and Lucky mailvarious TV program guides such as Tele and TV-Star as well as the online platform GaultMillau.ch.
"I would like to thank Stefan warmly for his many years of commitment to Ringier Axel Springer Switzerland," says CEO Alexander Theobald. "His colleagues on the Executive Board and I greatly appreciate him. He has successfully managed the consumer magazines in recent years and has made a significant contribution with new publications such as Caminada. The magazine or the further development of SI online - both journalistically and entrepreneurially. I wish Stefan all the best for his next challenge and I am delighted that he will be with us until the end of the year."
"I have greatly appreciated the last almost twelve years at Ringier and Ringier Axel Springer Switzerland," Regez is quoted as saying in the Ringier Axel Springer Switzerland communiqué. "I consider the close collaboration with my colleagues in numerous editorial offices to be a great privilege. At the same time, after 25 years in journalism, the desire has grown in me to set a new professional course. I will therefore soon be open to new opportunities outside the media industry. But first I'm looking forward to more exciting projects at Ringier Axel Springer Switzerland - especially in the print sector, you can look forward to a surprise."
