BZ editorial team complete again: New deputy editor-in-chief
The editorial leadership of the Berner Zeitung is once again complete. Starting today, Tuesday, Peter Jost will assume the role of deputy editor-in-chief. Also effective September 1, Adrian Ruch will take over as head of the BZ sports desk.
The editorial management of the Berner Zeitung is complete again. For the past three years, the paper has been jointly managed by Markus Eisenhut and Michael Hug. Since the election of Markus Eisenhut as the new editor-in-chief of the Zürcher Tages-Anzeiger in June, the BZ editorial team has been headed by Michael Hug. From today, Tuesday, Peter Jost will take over as deputy editor-in-chief.
Jost switched to journalism in 1999 and took up a position as sports editor at the Thuner Tagblatt. Three years ago, he switched to the business world and became deputy head of the BZ sports section. There he quickly made a name for himself as a well-informed expert on the banking world and the retail trade, according to a press release from Espace Media. He is now a member of the editorial team.
Adrian Ruch will also take over as head of the BZ sports editorial team on September 1. Ruch joined the sports editorial team at the Bund in 1995 after graduating in economics from the University of Bern and moved to the Berner Zeitung in 2006 when the Bund discontinued its sports editorial team. He takes up his new position today and also joins the editorial team.
Jost switched to journalism in 1999 and took up a position as sports editor at the Thuner Tagblatt. Three years ago, he switched to the business world and became deputy head of the BZ sports section. There he quickly made a name for himself as a well-informed expert on the banking world and the retail trade, according to a press release from Espace Media. He is now a member of the editorial team.
Adrian Ruch will also take over as head of the BZ sports editorial team on September 1. Ruch joined the sports editorial team at the Bund in 1995 after graduating in economics from the University of Bern and moved to the Berner Zeitung in 2006 when the Bund discontinued its sports editorial team. He takes up his new position today and also joins the editorial team.
