Forward-looking succession planning at Köpfli & Partner
Robert Naville will become the new owner of Köpfli & Partner. Dölf Köpfli will continue to serve on the executive board—along with partners Urs Buchmann, René Rötheli, and Bruno Winkelmann.
The graphic arts company Köpfli & Partner has a new owner. Robert Naville takes over from Dölf Köpfli in the cockpit of the company. Köpfli will remain with the company for at least three more years. Together with partners Urs Buchmann, René Rötheli and Bruno Winkelmann, he continues to sit on the management board, which is now chaired by Robert Naville.
After completing his engineering training, Robert Naville held management positions in various industrial companies and has headed three medium-sized companies over the last ten years. He has broad management experience in the graphic arts and paper converting industries. The company is to remain an independent and owner-managed enterprise, Naville was quoted as saying in a press release on Monday.
The company was founded in 1980 as a small book printing shop in downtown Badem. Eleven years later, it moved to its current location in Neuenhof. Currently, the company employs 37 people.
After completing his engineering training, Robert Naville held management positions in various industrial companies and has headed three medium-sized companies over the last ten years. He has broad management experience in the graphic arts and paper converting industries. The company is to remain an independent and owner-managed enterprise, Naville was quoted as saying in a press release on Monday.
The company was founded in 1980 as a small book printing shop in downtown Badem. Eleven years later, it moved to its current location in Neuenhof. Currently, the company employs 37 people.
(Caption: The previous owner Dölf Köpfli.)
