Leo Burnett: Martin Stulz replaces Johannes Raggio
Martin Stulz is joining Leo Burnett Switzerland as the new Executive Creative Director. He succeeds Johannes Raggio, who has set new career goals for himself after five successful years. Martin Stulz will lead the creative team alongside Axel Eckstein.
Martin Stulz worked as a copywriter at WHS, Lowe and Advico Y&R, among others, where he most recently served as CD. For more than ten years there, he looked after numerous well-known brands, from Migros to Sonntagszeitung to Zweifel-Chips, and shaped some of the most popular campaigns of recent years for them. Martin Stulz is a member of ADC Switzerland.
Also new to the creative management team at Leo Burnett is David Fischer as Creative Director. The creative, who hails from Weil am Rhein, first went to Berlin to work for Scholz & Friends before taking over as creative director of the Swiss branch. Most recently, David Fischer worked for Publicis in Zurich. His accounts to date include Mercedes-Benz, F.A.Z., Emmi, Bernina, Credit Suisse, Orange and other national and international brands. David Fischer is a member of ADC Germany.
CEO Andy Stäheli is delighted with the high-caliber new additions: "Martin and David are not only convincing on a personal level. They also impress with outstanding performance over the years and they know exactly what makes brands popular and successful today."
The departing Johannes Raggio became executive creative director of Leo Burnett/SFLB (Werbewoche.ch reported).
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