The aim of the giant poster is to publicize the two new Family models VW Touran and VW Sharan, which will be presented by Amag Retail on Family Day. The construction wall was transformed into a concrete wall, covered with colorful children's hands and covered with photos. The family-friendly motif covers an area of 348m2 and extends over 174 meters around the construction site for the new Opera parking lot.
Responsible at Amag Retail: Peter Picca (Head of Marketing Region Zurich). Responsible at Rosarot Ideennetz: René Karrer, Andreas Steiner (idea, concept), Marina Stieger (graphics). Prepress: Sota.

The agency's new fall campaign for the Schellenberg fashion house in Winterthur proves that a fashionable appearance does not always depend on a large budget, according to a press release. If you are already working for one of the most beautiful and eye-catching sectors in the advertising industry, then at least the fashion in question should be presented in the right light. People browsed, searched, found, snipped and pasted, so that the agency sometimes resembled a chaotic studio. In the end, and after many "fittings", all the ideas found their place on four simply beautiful fashion collages.
Along with the ideas, the recipients of the mailing receive a handful of vouchers that they can use as they please in the fashion store. To ensure that not only regular customers can benefit from the offers from the fashion world, a Card for Free was distributed in the "well-known" bars and restaurants in Winterthur to accompany the mailing. Here, too, the inviting message is: "Discover the whole world of women's fashion"; and of course this card also comes with a voucher.
Responsible at Marti.Seiler: Anita Kittel and Sarah Massaoudi.

Sana24 is the "simply all-inclusive" health insurance company, which is particularly attractive when basic insurance is combined with a package of supplementary insurance - this is the message summed up by the three subjects.
According to the press release, the prioritized sales regions in particular were included in the strategic planning. The leading medium in the mix of measures are advertisements, which are flanked by outdoor advertising with posters and e-boards as well as cross-media with a newly designed landing page.
Responsible at Sana24: Franziska Lehmann (Campaign Manager). Hofer communication is responsible for the entire team.

And so brothers and sisters with their bluesmobiles drifted along in droves, styled according to their standards. With fat rock'n roll and cool drinks, the party was divine until the early hours of the morning.

The dress code was clear: whiskers, glasses, hat and black suit.

(from left to right) Priska Koller, Monika Koller, Mathias Koller and Walter Koller, all from PRO4S & Partner GmbH.

(from left to right) Marc Künzle, Collection Hutter; Mathias Todt, redIT; Johannes Hasenfratz, SYMA-SYSTEM AG.

The crew of the agency at the airport for once as brothers and sisters.

(from left to right) Gabi Stieffel, Rüegg-Naegeli AG; Alex Bayer, Vision Studios, Stefan Stieffel, Rüegg-Naegeli AG.

(from left to right) Daniel Jacob, Griesser AG; René Eugster, Agency at the Airport.

(from left to right) Sonja Raths; Robert Raths, Mayor of Thal.

(from left to right) Rolf Müller and Markus Oegerli, both Matttenbach AG.

(from left to right) Filippo Zanchi, Trendcommerce Group; Antonella Amicabile, Focus Management Consulting; Thomas Langenegger, Trendcommerce Group.

The site has been implemented in nine countries and in seven different languages, with three more countries to follow in the next few weeks. End to End Trust addresses the topic of security on the Internet and deals with this highly topical subject on various levels. In a variety of informative videos, exciting texts and whitepapers, the basics of security and data protection are highlighted on the one hand, while solutions and innovative technologies are presented on the other.
Responsible at Microsoft Western Europe: Thomas Dubois de Marolle, Francesca Di Massimo, Roger Schaeffeler. Responsible at Futurecom: Yonka Ivanova (IT), Nicole Zahnd (Consulting), Patrick Biner (Consulting).

Würth has once again concluded the contract with the sports marketing agency Isa International Sports Agency, based in eastern Switzerland, according to a press release issued on Thursday. The agency will guarantee Würth's TV presence on revolving boards and alternatively on video boards or static boards during the respective qualifying matches.
With this commitment, Würth wants to further increase its level of awareness and image in its core markets and raise the profile of the brand. Football characteristics such as team spirit, performance, fairness and the will to give one's best are attributes that the Würth Group is also committed to. The sport is therefore a very good fit for the company.

According to the press release, Eyekon has convinced Switzerland Tourism with an integrated and future-proof solution, on the basis of which the platform will be revised and realigned over the next few years. The first results of the new collaboration will go live in May 2011.

A plasticine figure in the shape of a butt, with arms and legs, stands helplessly next to a spinning globe. All attempts to climb it fail miserably. Neither a ladder, a grappling hook, a rope nor a pole can get the "traveler" onto the globe. A newspaper that flutters past tells the "butt" about the Ebookers competition. At the end, the figure jumps onto the globe with an Ebookers trampoline and travels the continents. But take a look for yourself:

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This was announced by the responsible US Congressional Committee on Energy on Wednesday in Washington, according to SDA. The committee had requested the information from BP. In addition to the expenditure on BP advertising, the company had provided 89.5 million dollars to promote the tourism industry in the affected US states of Florida, Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi.
According to the committee, the majority of the money was spent on television and press advertising in the USA. One of the reasons given by BP for the expenditure was that the residents of the affected areas had to be informed about the company's measures against the oil spill.

The 38-year-old will take over as Head of Media Relations at SRF. Marco Meroniwho studied general history and German at the University of Zurich. From 1998 to 2003, he was an editor at the program magazine TR7. At the end of 2003, he joined the press service of Swiss Television, initially as editor of program texts, then as project manager media relations for programs such as "MusicStar," "Eurovision Song Contest," "Die grössten Schweizer Hits" and "Chor auf Bewährung. Marco Meroni has held the spokesperson position since 2005, and has been Deputy Head of Media Relations SF since 2008.
Daniel Segmüller becomes Head of Customer Service at SRF. The 53-year-old was co-owner of a bookstore after completing his studies at the University of Fribourg in German, theology and journalism. In 1988, he joined Swiss Television as a media documentalist in film and video documentation. In 1999 he became project manager and application manager of an SF-wide information flow and broadcasting workflow system. Since May 2008, Daniel Segmüller has been head of customer service/reception at Schweizer Fernsehen. In this role, he further developed working tools and introduced new audience engagement measures as well as social media monitoring.
The new Head of Event Marketing SRF is called Bettina Werren. The 39-year-old federally certified banker managed the branch of Raiffeisenbank Bottmingen from 1992 to 1994. After two years in scheduling/logistics at Ikea in Basel and Frankfurt, she joined SR DRS in 1996, first as communications assistant, then as manager of the Basel sponsorship and, since 2000, as events project manager. In 2008 Bettina took over the management of the Promotion+Projects department, later the Marketing department. In this function she is responsible for the conception and realization of all events, stakeholder management, the implementation of advertising campaigns as well as the implementation of the corporate design.
Head of Marketing SRF becomes Walter Bachmann. The 47-year-old graduated in law from St. Gallen in 1989. In 1989, he moved to Swiss Television as Head of Fees and Licenses/Sponsoring. In this function, he built up television sponsorship and managed commercial activities (program purchasing, program sales, merchandising, sponsorship, fees and licenses). From 1994 to 1999, he was Chief of Staff of the Fiction and Entertainment Department, and from 1999 to 2004, he was Head of Program Services/Chief of Staff of the Program Directorate. During this time, he introduced the call media business, which is now SF's second most important commercial revenue source. Since 2005, Walter Bachmann has headed SF's multimedia center. In the past years, he built up and expanded Swiss Television's comprehensive multimedia offering.
The 36-year-old Anita Raaflaub takes over the division management of K+M Consulting SRF. After studying business administration at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts, she worked as a consultant in an advertising agency. In 2001, she moved to Swiss Television as Project Manager Sponsoring. From 2004 to 2007 she was project manager at Media Relations SF and supervised programs such as "ECO", "SwissAward", "Start up - the way to your own company" and the rebranding of the news studios "Tagesschau" and "10vor10". Since 2008, Anita has been a communications consultant for the Culture Department. For projects such as "La Traviata im Hauptbahnhof", "La Bohème im Hochhaus" or the TV films, she created communication concepts and ensured cross-departmental integrated communication and cooperation with external partners.

Three working groups are dealing with questions of structures and financing, marketing and the establishment of a tourism observatory. They must submit their recommendations to the government within a year, as State Councillor Jean-Michel Cina explained at a media conference on Thursday, according to SDA. The government hopes to reach a consensus on the organization and direction of tourism in Valais. The working groups include representatives from the Valais economy and politics. The project will run under the name Tourism 2015, by which time the canton should have adapted its tourism structures.
Around 200 people will be able to exchange views at the tourism summit on September 28. Among them will be opponents of the law that will be put to the vote in November 2009.

This was announced by the foundation on Thursday, according to SDA. The Jacobs Foundation, founded in 1988 and based in Zurich, has an endowment capital of 2.6 billion Swiss francs. It primarily supports projects that promote children and young people. Former Federal Councillor Pascal Couchepin is one of the members of the Board of Trustees.