TBWA\Zurich: Sven Oeschger is new Client Unit Director
Sven Oeschger has been appointed the new Client Unit Director and member of the executive board at TBWA\Zurich. Since May 1, 2009, the trained strategic planner and lawyer, who is licensed to practice law, has been leading a team of 14.
Sven Oeschger is the new Client Unit Director and member of the Executive Board at TBWA\Zurich. Since May 1, 2009, the trained strategic planner and lawyer has been heading a team of 14 and is responsible for clients such as McDonald's and Beiersdorf. Previously, Oeschger was Planning Director at the Sulzer Sutter agency, where he looked after clients such as Parisienne, Fiat and American Express.
Oeschger trained as a Strategic Planner at the Miami Ad School in the USA in 2000. After his return from the USA, he joined Wirz Werbung, where he was responsible for Sunrise, Masterfoods, Toyota, ZKB and Allianz Suisse, among others, and eventually became Planning Director and a member of the extended management board. In 2005, he founded Planningshop, a Swiss agency for strategic planning.
Oeschger completed his law degree in Basel. He started his career in advertising at the Bonaparte agency (formerly Lintas). In 2009, as co-founder and partner, he launched Copyright Control, a worldwide legal protection insurance for creative professionals in the event of misuse of copyright.
Oeschger trained as a Strategic Planner at the Miami Ad School in the USA in 2000. After his return from the USA, he joined Wirz Werbung, where he was responsible for Sunrise, Masterfoods, Toyota, ZKB and Allianz Suisse, among others, and eventually became Planning Director and a member of the extended management board. In 2005, he founded Planningshop, a Swiss agency for strategic planning.
Oeschger completed his law degree in Basel. He started his career in advertising at the Bonaparte agency (formerly Lintas). In 2009, as co-founder and partner, he launched Copyright Control, a worldwide legal protection insurance for creative professionals in the event of misuse of copyright.
