There, he built up the association's communication and successfully developed it on all channels. Over the past four years, he has been one of the driving forces behind the Swiss ICT Symposium and the Swiss ICT Award and was a member of the program committee for the IT Procurement Conference.

In 2006, after several years as head of news at Bluewin.ch and head of department at the Aargauer Zeitung, Gamma switched from journalism to communications. He then worked for seven years as a senior consultant at the digital agency Getunik, where he got to know and love the IT sector. Now he is returning to journalism. The 54-year-old is a native of Zurich and has a soft spot for football and culture.

Christoph Hugenschmidt, who took over the management of the two most important Swiss IT media on an interim basis a year ago, will remain a reporter and Managing Director of the publishing house. Hugenschmidt: "The fact that we have succeeded in attracting a distinguished journalist and communications professional like Marcel Gamma makes us proud. It shows that we have managed to develop and occupy a fine niche in the Swiss media landscape with quality journalism." The arrival of Marcel Gamma is a step towards further expanding the editorial team. An additional journalist position is currently open.

The 46-year-old Riedel previously held various positions at Orange since 2004 and at Salt Mobile after the rebranding. Most recently, he was head of consumer marketing there, where he was responsible for marketing strategy and product development during the rebranding of Orange to Salt, among other things. As Deputy Chief Commercial Officer, he was jointly responsible for the strategic and operational management of the end-customer business. Stefan Riedel studied mechanical engineering in Regensburg and holds an MBA from IMD Lausanne.

Stefan Riedel takes over from founder and CEO Peter Hürlimann, who will continue to serve as a member of the Starticket Board of Directors. "In the future, I will focus in particular on the strategic development of Starticket. I am convinced that in Stefan Riedel an optimal successor has been found who complements the team well and I look forward to working with him," Peter Hürlimann said in a statement.

Starticket strengthens management

Frank Schwegler as Chief Commercial Officer and Pascal Zürcher as Chief Sales Officer are responsible for Starticket's sales, key account management, partnerships, collaborations and B2B marketing. Pascal Zürcher previously worked at Ticketportal and brings with him extensive experience in the B2B customer business. Frank Schwegler will continue to be responsible for business development and at the same time work closely with the advertising market managers of the Swiss media group Tamedia. Jens Schubert has taken on the role of Chief Technology Officer and is responsible for the company's entire IT infrastructure. In addition to the team in St. Gallen and Zurich, he will also lead a development team in Salzburg. Thomas Baumberger will continue to head Starticket's marketing and Ken Frank will remain Chief Operations Officer, responsible for promoter management, event services and customer service. Regina Gehr continues to be responsible for the management of services.

The technology - from WLAN to the coffee machine - is working perfectly, according to the press release. On Monday, the agency was inspired by the Lake of Uri, and on Tuesday it's going across the lake from meeting to meeting. At Rocketboat.ch all interested parties will be kept up to date live with further info, webcam and boat tracker. From July 4 to 15, 2016, Rocket will work from Monday to Friday on a 17-meter-long and three-story motorboat (Werbewoche.ch reported). While customers create, illustrate and program on the middle deck, they are welcomed - depending on the weather - on the airy upper deck or the loungy aft deck.

The work, which has already won several awards at creative festivals, was awarded bronze in the "Direct Mail, Dimensional" category by the top-class jury of 30 creative directors from all over the world.

The agency at the airport also reached another final position in the "Direct Mail, Flat" category with its burglary mailing for Helvetia Insurance. This work had already won gold at the 2016 Swiss Dialog Marketing Awards. The Caples Awards are among the most prestigious international dialog marketing competitions.

This is the twentieth and twenty-first time since 2010 that the agency at the airport has won an award at the Caples Awards. The awards were founded in 1978 by Andy Emerson and have been presented every year since then in New York by direct marketing creative directors from leading agencies around the world (Switzerland was not represented on the jury this year).

Now, as of the beginning of July 2016, he replaces the previous CEO Patrick Schmid, who is moving to ETH start-up Buildup as Managing Director. Bitzer had previously headed Hotellerie Gastronomie Verlag in Lucerne and Boll Verlag in Urdorf, Zurich, for several years. At both locations, he was largely responsible for repositioning the publishing business and developing new media products. He will continue to follow this line in the B+L Publishing House remain faithful.

The U.S. telecom provider lures customers into theaters. And ensures that loading has never been as easy as with the "Ticket Twosdays" promotion. You can invite someone, but you don't have to pay for the extra person. BBDO's humorous campaign highlights the promotion's key advantage: you can invite anyone you want - the person you choose doesn't have to be an AT&T customer or meet any other requirements. (hae)

In addition, the management team is committed to the strategic orientation as a full-service boutique in omni-channel marketing. "With Selligent.com, we have found a powerful platform that enables us to implement data-based communication solutions via e-mail, other push media and offline channels," says CEO Urs Thüring. Increasingly, marketing managers are demanding end-to-end personalization as well as automated delivery of advertising materials for dialog campaigns across all channels. A leading company in the image processing industry was acquired as the first customer. There are more customers in the pipeline who are still structuring their data touchpoints before they enter omni-channel marketing.

In terms of technology, Mayoris covers the entire online dialog spectrum: from the user-friendly entry-level software Campaign Monitor to the flexible and customizable email platform Artegic R3 to the comprehensive omni-channel suite Selligent, all customer requirements can be optimally served.

His duties as CEO have been taken over since the beginning of June 2016 by Benjamin du Fraysseix, founder and CEO of the Technicis Group. Probst will leave the Group at the end of the month, but will remain active as a consultant. In his role as CEO, Benjamin du Fraysseix will be supported by Guillaume Patry, Chief Operating Officer of the Technicis Group. Roman Probst will leave his official position at the end of the month, but will remain available to the new management as a consultant.

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