Nils Feigenwinter leaves the student newspaper Tize.ch
In August 2015, Nils Feigenwinter, who was 15 at the time, founded Tize.ch. The magazine went on to become Switzerland’s largest student newspaper. Feigenwinter is now leaving the project and handing Tize over to Tristan Scherer.
In 2015, Nils Feigenwinter had the idea of taking the concept of the school newspaper to the digital level. The result was Tize.ch - an online magazine that teenagers and young adults can contribute to. "We started with seven members. We now have over 30 teenagers and young adults taking part in Tize," said Feigenwinter in a press release.
On December 8, however, Nils Feigenwinter will leave the project and hand over his management position to Tristan Scherer, 16 years old. "You should leave when it's at its best. Tristan is a good friend and has been with us from the very beginning. I am convinced that he will take Tize forward," comments Feigenwinter. However, standing still is not an option for him even after his departure: "Together with other talented young adults, I founded AlasEntertainment.com. We produce and develop entertainment for young target groups and families. I'm really looking forward to managing Alas."
Successor Tristan Scherer is looking forward to his new role: "As the founder and so far only director of Tize, Nils has achieved a lot. For me, however, the takeover is a great and unique opportunity that I am looking forward to."
