Keystone-SDA: Cornelia Jost becomes Head of Content Development
Effective April 1, Cornelia Jost will take over as head of Keystone-SDA’s Content Development department. She succeeds Sandro Mühlebach.

Keystone-SDA's Content Development department is responsible for the development of multimedia content such as live blogs, visualizations - such as the recent elections in Germany - or picture galleries in ready-to-publish format. The agency relies on close cooperation with its clients to develop products that meet current information consumption habits.
"I am delighted that Cornelia Jost is taking on this responsible position. Her extensive expertise in the news agency, her innovative approach and her great dynamism embody precisely the qualities that are of great value to us in the current changing media landscape," says Editor-in-Chief Federico Bragagnini. "Content development plays a key role in the further development of our editorial agency offering."
Jost initially joined the agency's sales department in 2010. In 2016, she moved to the editorial department, where she completed a two-year stage and was then given a permanent position in the domestic editorial department. In recent years, she has also regularly supported the editorial team at the Federal Parliament and was instrumental in setting up the Content Development department from 2022.
The 37-year-old has a master's degree in digital journalism from the Hamburg Media School and brings in-depth specialist knowledge and multimedia expertise to her new management role. She has been involved in several innovation projects in recent years, including the establishment of new formats such as the liveblog.
With the appointment of Cornelia Jost, the extended editorial team of Keystone-SDA is now complete. It now includes Nicolà Wenger (Italian-language editorial team), Christian Rovere (French-language editorial team), Sandro Mühlebach (German-language editorial team, Deputy Editor-in-Chief), Laurent Gilliéron (Visuals, Deputy Editor-in-Chief) and Valentin Oetterli (Sport).
