Also: Jean Lazega moves to Télévision Suisse romande TSR after nine years as managing director of Publisuisse in western Switzerland. He will take over as head of sponsorship for TSR as of July 1, 2001.
AlsoJean Lazega is moving to Télévision Suisse romande TSR after nine years as Managing Director of Publisuisse in western Switzerland. He will take over as head of sponsorship for TSR as of July 1, 2001. As his successor, Publisuisse has appointed François Bese
AlsoJean Lazega is moving to Télévision Suisse romande TSR after nine years as Managing Director of Publisuisse in western Switzerland. He will take over as head of sponsorship for TSR as of July 1, 2001. Publisuisse has chosen François Besençon as his successor. He is currently still in charge of sponsorship at Radio Suisse romande.
The Internet research company MMXI has recruited Urs Wolfensberger as Managing Director Switzerland. He replaces Max Müller, who built up the MMXI Internet panel within three months last year and wants to take on new tasks. He was most recently head of online marketer Real Media.
The former press officer of the CVP, Paul Felber, is leaving his post at the end of July. He is moving to the communications consultancy Akomag in Stansstad NW. Felber took up his post with the CVP in 1999. He will be succeeded ad interim by his deputy Sandra Lo Curto.
On May 1, Max Frei succeeded Niklaus Stuber as director of Schweizerische Teletext AG. Stuber had led the company ad interim since the departure of Daniel Kramer in February 2000. Frei had been publishing director at Hallwag AG in Bern since 1998.
The editor-in-chief of Work, the public newspaper planned by the Smuv and GBI unions, will be Hanns Fuchs, who is still working as a federal house correspondent for Radio DRS. Peter Zehnder will be in charge of publishing. Work is to be launched in the fall.
Thorsten Huneke has taken over the management of the outdoor advertising company BlowUp Media Switzerland. He worked for BlowUp Aussenwerbung GmbH in Düsseldorf since 1994.
The Internet research company MMXI has recruited Urs Wolfensberger as Managing Director Switzerland. He replaces Max Müller, who built up the MMXI Internet panel within three months last year and wants to take on new tasks. He was most recently head of online marketer Real Media.
The former press officer of the CVP, Paul Felber, is leaving his post at the end of July. He is moving to the communications consultancy Akomag in Stansstad NW. Felber took up his post with the CVP in 1999. He will be succeeded ad interim by his deputy Sandra Lo Curto.
On May 1, Max Frei succeeded Niklaus Stuber as director of Schweizerische Teletext AG. Stuber had led the company ad interim since the departure of Daniel Kramer in February 2000. Frei had been publishing director at Hallwag AG in Bern since 1998.
The editor-in-chief of Work, the public newspaper planned by the Smuv and GBI unions, will be Hanns Fuchs, who is still working as a federal house correspondent for Radio DRS. Peter Zehnder will be in charge of publishing. Work is to be launched in the fall.
Thorsten Huneke has taken over the management of the outdoor advertising company BlowUp Media Switzerland. He worked for BlowUp Aussenwerbung GmbH in Düsseldorf since 1994.
