His main areas of responsibility are the acquisition of new advertising partners, local marketing and business development. Stoltmann has been working for the Daily Deal Group since April 2010, initially as Head of Sales for Eastern Germany and then as Head of Sales Switzerland from the founding of DailyDeal CH in October 2010.

Steffen Stoltmann has worked as a key account manager for Radiohaus Berlin and Adagio Gastronomie, among others. Prior to this, he was responsible for the distribution of the Italian cult drink in Berlin bars, clubs and restaurants at Campari Germany as District Manager Gastronomy.

 

Postbus (Switzerland) customers are mobile and travel a lot. According to the agency, they need access to the right information in a short space of time. A mobile passenger portal has therefore been implemented for PostBus. Clear user guidance makes it easy to find the information they need. The timetable can be used to check connections, "Daily on the move" provides interesting facts about night buses or current ticket information and the "Leisure click" provides ideas for the next excursion.
 

Anja Schatz joins the graphics team as art director. Schatz previously worked as a screen designer at Jung von Matt/Limmat in Zurich. After studying "International Communication and Translation" in Hildesheim, she studied media design at the DHBW Cooperative State University in Ravensburg.

Daniel Gremli is the new online conceptor. The graphic designer most recently worked as Senior Interactive Conceptor for the Zurich advertising agency Serranetga. He graduated in media and communication sciences from the University of Fribourg.

Nadin Runne joins the team as a new senior consultant. The communications scientist most recently worked as an online consultant at Jung von Matt/Limmat in Zurich. At various agencies in Germany and Switzerland, she gained professional experience in the areas of consulting, project management and presentation.

Christian Schiller is the new PR manager of the Swiss Webguerillas. He studied journalism at the University of Hamburg. Most recently, he worked in corporate communications at Helsana. Christian Schiller also brings several years of journalistic experience with him: Among others, he worked for the NZZ and the Neue Luzerner Zeitung.

(from left to right: Anja Schatz, Christian Schiller, Nadin
Runne, Daniel Gremli).
 

In order to draw attention to the Hek's integration support, Advico, in collaboration with Who's Who, has smuggled an "unimportant" person among the "important people": The long-term unemployed Ruzdi Sain. Born in Macedonia, he is excluded from economic and therefore social life due to his age, the agency explained in a press release. His portrait is representative of all the people Heks helps to re-enter the world of work - because everyone is important, according to the claim.

Ruzdi's portrait appeared in WW Who is Who in Zurich 2011 in the Lifestyle section.

Responsible at the Heks: Hanspeter Bigler-Tillison (Head of Communications), Susanne Stahel (Head of Media and Information), Christine Spirig (Communications). Responsible at Advico Young & Rubicam: Martin Stulz, Dominik Oberwiler (CD), Julia Brandstätter (text), Lukas Wietlisbach (AD), Pascal Trütsch (consulting).
 

Both the design and the implementation were handled by Xentran Communications. The website now has the look and feel of the Bodensee-Arena, according to the agency. The site is designed to look contemporary and has been implemented in a user-friendly way. Visitors can find the information they are looking for without a long search.

Those responsible for the Bodensee-Arena can now fill or edit the content in xCMS independently and without HTML knowledge. The photos in the photo gallery can also be uploaded independently. In addition, they can use the xNewsletter tool to create and send newsletters quickly and easily. This allows you to reach your target group with little effort.

The Bodensee-Arena regularly hosts major events and shows such as "Switzerland's Greatest Talents".
 

After a slight upturn at the beginning of the year, gross value added in the graphic arts industry in the third quarter was 9% lower than in the previous year and similar to the crisis year 2009. This means that output fell for the second quarter in a row. This was announced by the industry association Viscom on Tuesday on the basis of data from the BAK Basel research institute.

Exports slumped by around 30 percent, while real imports of graphic arts products (excluding newspapers and magazines) rose by 20 percent, helped by the strong Swiss franc. Over the course of the year, however, key customers such as the advertising industry and retailers began to order less.

In August, when the euro was worth just over one franc, things looked particularly bleak. At least the lower limit for the euro-franc exchange rate of 1.20 set by the Swiss National Bank (SNB) at the beginning of September ensured that the generally ruinous price war did not escalate any further, writes Viscom.

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On November 4, 2011, it celebrated its fifth anniversary with an anniversary party and an open day on November 5. The Glaswerk Design agency was responsible for developing the visual identity and producing the anniversary magazine. Glaswerk Design worked closely with the client to develop a visual concept for the two events and the design of the anniversary magazine. Under the motto "With hand and foot", a key visual was created that was used in advertisements, posters, invitations and accompanying flyers.

The layout of the anniversary magazine, also designed by Glaswerk Design, guides the reader through the young, dynamic history of the Department of Health over 48 pages. It gives a face to the people who brought it into being as well as those who have been touched by it to this day and combines their statements into the core message: the Department of Health offers knowledge and solutions "with hands and feet" for the future of healthcare.
 

After training as a communication designer in Munich, she worked at Kolle Rebbe in Hamburg for five years. She has worked at Contexta in Bern since 2009. There she was responsible for campaigns for Appenzeller Käse, Swisscom and CSS, among others.
 

What has long been a topic in the business press and the automotive media has now taken shape: The merger of Lancia and Chrysler. Spearhead of this New Lancia are the two new models Lancia topic and Lancia Voyager. With the launch Lancia assigned, as already with the introduction of the again five-door New Ypsilon, the agency Weber Harbeke partners.

In collaboration with Armando Testa, Italy's largest independent advertising agency, Weber Harbeke Partners coordinates and implements Lancia's presence in Switzerland. Advertisements, posters, POS material and online measures are used as advertising media.

Responsible at Fiat Automobiles Switzerland, Zurich: Guy Nelson (Overall Responsibility), Rudolf Schoch (Brand Manager), Claudia Meyer (Director Brands Marketing Communication), Mirco Cardinale (Communication Manager). Responsible at Weber Harbeke Partners, Zurich: Thomas Harbeke, Max Weber (CD), Giovanni Pucci, Sigrid Baumann (consulting), Christian Sidow (text adaptation), Eddie Walker (DTP).
 

The spokesperson for Zurich Airport became the first woman to be ranked No. 1. However, Zöchling Stucki had been ranked between 4th and 7th place each year for the past five years, according to a Swiss press release published Tuesday on Presseportal.ch.

In second place this year is Jean-Claude Donzel of Swiss. Third place goes to Migros spokesperson Urs Peter Naef. Publigroupe spokesperson Beat W. Werder is the “Rising Star of the Year.” He moved up 37 spots and is now ranked 26th. At the bottom of the list in terms of journalists’ favor are companies such as Google, Swatch, Aldi, Nestlé, and Apple. Journalists say that Nestlé lacks a culture of communication. Apple’s press office is described as friendly but uninspiring.

The survey also assessed the work of PR agencies. As in the previous year, Lemongrass Communications ranked first, ahead of Richterich & Partner and IRF Communications.

Spokespersons for government agencies

This is the first time the work of government agency spokespersons has been surveyed. The comments from the political journalists surveyed on this topic range from alarming to devastating, as Presseportal further reports. «They say nothing, they know nothing, and they’re unreachable,» the journalists said of most government agency spokespersons
Jobs.

The complete list of all teams promoted and relegated, along with all the journalists' comments, can be found in the Swiss journalist. It will be released tomorrow, Wednesday.
 

This was decided by Judge Richard Leon. A lawsuit was filed in August against the new regulation, which came into force in September 2012. The plaintiffs were four tobacco companies who believe that the right to freedom of expression enshrined in the first article of the US Constitution has been violated.

Leon's ruling temporarily suspended the obligation to publish the photos pending a decision in the proceedings on the constitutionality of the regulations. In doing so, he pointed out that it had already been criticized in other proceedings that the images violated consumers' right to protection from forced advertising messages.

Cigarette packs in the USA are to be printed on both sides with photos that illustrate the harmful effects of smoking. Up to now, they have only featured warnings in text form.