Alice Schwarzer resigns as editor-in-chief of Emma

 An era is coming to an end: Alice Schwarzer, the founder of the feminist magazine Emma, is stepping down as editor-in-chief. Her successor will be Lisa Ortgies, who is due to start at the beginning of next year, or in spring at the latest. Schwarzer said on the ZDF program Johannes B. Kerner on Thursday that she was looking forward to this, without naming her successor. Schwarzer herself wants to continue working for Emma: "I will continue to accompany Emma, I will also publish it, I will still be there. "In a press release from Emma on Friday, it was announced that 41-year-old Lisa Ortgies will be the new editor-in-chief. As a graduate of the Henri Nannen School and as an author and presenter - currently at "Frau.tv" on WDR - she brings with her a wealth of experience in print and television. The new Emma boss is married and has a five-year-old daughter and a one-year-old son.