In addition: Ringier press spokesman Fridolin Luchsinger is already stepping down from his post at the end of September. At the same time, he will also step down as Secretary General of the Group Executive Board.
In addition, Ringier press spokesman Fridolin Luchsinger will step down from his position at the end of September. At the same time, he will also resign as secretary general of the Group Executive Board. The 63-year-old had already announced in August that he would be leaving at the end of the year to
In addition, Ringier press spokesman Fridolin Luchsinger will be stepping down at the end of September. At the same time, he is also stepping down as General Secretary of the Group Executive Board. The 63-year-old had already announced in August that he intended to retire at the end of the year. Luchsinger will continue to head the Ringier School of Journalism until April 2004. Myrta Bugini, Head of Communications, will take on the role of Press Spokesperson on an interim basis. A successor as General Secretary is not yet in sight.
Chris Flückiger, Managing Director of Universal McCann in Geneva, will be leaving the agency at the end of October. He will be succeeded by Marco Rose, who has been with the Geneva agency for around seven years.
The Bern-based advertising agency Lang Gysi Knoll is expanding its management team with the addition of Creative Director Simone Quast.
Christoph Tonini takes over responsibility for Tamedia's finance division at the beginning of April 2003 and becomes a member of the Management Board. He replaces Patrick Eberle, who will step down at the end of March. Among other positions, Tonini was Head of Finance/Controlling at Ringier Europe in Zurich for two years and Head of Controlling at the Basler Mediengruppe. He has headed Ringier Romania and Ringier Hungary since September 2000.
At the beginning of the week, Patrick Jola took up a position as project manager at the consumer magazine Der Beobachter. He also works as an assistant to publishing director Peter Kümmerli. Jola was previously Head of Web Marketing at Ringier until this department was dissolved a year ago.
Liza Fiorentinos, previously CNN International's Sales Director for Switzerland, is moving to CNBC Europe. She will be responsible for the business channel as Regional Sales Director for France, Benelux and Switzerland. Her office is located in Paris.
The former Director Broadcast at media marketer IP Multimedia, Paolo Lococo, is leaving Switzerland at the end of the year. He is moving to Barcelona, where he will become CEO of the radio station 105.fm. According to Lococo, 105.fm
one of Spain's biggest scene channels and can be received as far away as Ibiza.
Sandra Bär joined the consultancy team at Zurich-based communications agency Viva at the beginning of September. The qualified advertising manager has 12 years of agency experience with a focus on tourism and service projects.
Chris Flückiger, Managing Director of Universal McCann in Geneva, will be leaving the agency at the end of October. He will be succeeded by Marco Rose, who has been with the Geneva agency for around seven years.
The Bern-based advertising agency Lang Gysi Knoll is expanding its management team with the addition of Creative Director Simone Quast.
Christoph Tonini takes over responsibility for Tamedia's finance division at the beginning of April 2003 and becomes a member of the Management Board. He replaces Patrick Eberle, who will step down at the end of March. Among other positions, Tonini was Head of Finance/Controlling at Ringier Europe in Zurich for two years and Head of Controlling at the Basler Mediengruppe. He has headed Ringier Romania and Ringier Hungary since September 2000.
At the beginning of the week, Patrick Jola took up a position as project manager at the consumer magazine Der Beobachter. He also works as an assistant to publishing director Peter Kümmerli. Jola was previously Head of Web Marketing at Ringier until this department was dissolved a year ago.
Liza Fiorentinos, previously CNN International's Sales Director for Switzerland, is moving to CNBC Europe. She will be responsible for the business channel as Regional Sales Director for France, Benelux and Switzerland. Her office is located in Paris.
The former Director Broadcast at media marketer IP Multimedia, Paolo Lococo, is leaving Switzerland at the end of the year. He is moving to Barcelona, where he will become CEO of the radio station 105.fm. According to Lococo, 105.fm
one of Spain's biggest scene channels and can be received as far away as Ibiza.
Sandra Bär joined the consultancy team at Zurich-based communications agency Viva at the beginning of September. The qualified advertising manager has 12 years of agency experience with a focus on tourism and service projects.
