Streuplan: Conversion to AG - Agency strengthened
The Streuplan agency is now a corporation. Christoph Oertli and Oliver Schwab will become partners in the company. In addition, a neuropsychologist will be hired. Thomas Back will remain managing director.
Five years after it was founded, the below-the-line communications agency Streuplan has converted from a limited liability company to a public limited company. In this context, Christoph Oertli and Oliver Schwab became partners in the company. Thomas Back remains managing director.
Christoph Oertli is a business economist HWV and has been a partner at the Basel advertising agency Womm for the last ten years. Oliver Schwab holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of St. Gallen and will soon complete his Master's degree in Marketing, Services and Communication Management. He has been working as Head of Consulting at Streuplan for three years.
Christoph Oertli is a business economist HWV and has been a partner at the Basel advertising agency Womm for the last ten years. Oliver Schwab holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of St. Gallen and will soon complete his Master's degree in Marketing, Services and Communication Management. He has been working as Head of Consulting at Streuplan for three years.
Agency relies on neuropsychology
Basil Renz will be joining the agency with immediate effect. The neuropsychologist will incorporate new research and explanatory approaches in neuropsychology into marketing practice, provide impetus for the optimization of existing and development of new communication tools and broaden the perspective on the indirect effect of advertising.
Streuplan currently has 10 employees and 40 brand ambassadors throughout Switzerland and serves clients such as Apple, Beiersdorf, Credit Suisse, Mars, Storck, Swisscard AECS and Switch.
