ADC: New vice president, new board members
At this year's ADC Switzerland general meeting, there were several personnel changes.

At the meeting, which was chaired by President Frank Bodin and held as usual at the ADC office and gallery in Zurich, Philipp Skrabal was elected as the new Vice President and Dennis Lück (Jung von Matt) and Thomas Wildberger (Publicis) were put forward as new board members and unanimously elected to their positions by the members. Lück and Wildberger succeed Rémy Fabrikant and Nadine Geissbühler, who are stepping down from the Board and were given a frenetic farewell by their colleagues. The Board, the ADC management and the members would like to thank Rémy Fabrikant and Nadine Geissbühler for their many years of extremely commendable service.
The Board of Directors is now made up as follows following a number of further changes to departments:
- Frank Bodin - President, Adjudication Department
- Philipp Skrabal - Vice President, Education/Young Creatives Award
- Alexander Jaggy - Members department
- Martin Spillmann - ADC Europe department
- Peter Brönnimann - Ad School department
- Markus Gut - Gallery & IT/Infrastructure department
- Dennis Lück - Creative Week/Gala department
- Thomas Wildberger - Public Relations Department
It was also announced that ADC Switzerland will continue and intensify its cooperation with Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK) in the coming year. Next year, the ADC Creative Week, the judging and the awards ceremony will take place on the premises of the university and the supporting program will be expanded.
Alexander Jaggy also presented the new guidelines for the ADC admissions committee. This will meet at the end of October - beginning of November. The guidelines and the call for applications will be published in the coming days. ADC Switzerland is looking forward to receiving applications from leading creatives from the communications industry.
Photo: Markus Gut, Dennis Lück, Frank Bodin, ADC Managing Director Gioia Bozzato, Alexander Jaggy, Thomas Wildberger, Peter Brönnimann and Martin Spillmann (from left)
