Tontsch was born in Romania and grew up in Germany, according to a press release. After graduating from high school, she began her professional career in the hotel industry. Since 2001, she has held various sales positions in the international tourism markets. From 2003 to 2008, she was a member of the Victoria Jungfrau Collection sales team, most recently in the role of Senior Sales Manager. This was followed by the development of marketing and sales activities for the new hotel The Cambrian in Adelboden from 2009 to 2011. Since 2011, Tontsch has been responsible for global marketing as Head of Sales at Jungfrau Region Marketing.
She has successfully completed extra-occupational training as a marketing planner and federally certified sales manager. In addition to many years of marketing and sales experience, she has knowledge and a network of the international markets that are important for the Schilthorn Railway (Asia, Europe, USA). Thanks to her work for Jungfrau Region Marketing, Tontsch knows the company and the region inside out.
 

You can eat as much chocolate as you like - the next summer is not coming. And therefore no need to cut a fine figure in a bikini or swimming trunks. So next time you're in Migros, you won't have to decide whether to take the truffles, the chocolate almonds, the chocolate bars or the chocolate bars - you can just take them all. The ad appears a few days before the end of the world in the Migros magazine and in Sunday newspapers.

Responsible at MGB/Chocolat Frey: Jürg Spring (Head of Brand/Label Management), Roman Küng (Senior Project Manager M Branded Products). Responsible at SFLB: Diana Rossi, Simon Staub, Pablo Schencke (Creation), Johannes Raggio (Executive Creative Director); Michael Gassler, Nino Zuberbühler (Consulting); Erasmo Palomba (Art Buying); Armin Zogbaum (Photography).

For its fifth card for the Post, Neue LGK collaborated with The Eyecatcher to turn it into an interactive experience: a clue on the card invites recipients to visit Post.ch/xmas on. On this microsite, the "star champions" can be given an individual text and distributed as an animated e-card - via e-mail and Facebook post to friends and family.

Responsible at Swiss Post: Annina Flaig, Roland Schwarz (Project Management Communication). Responsible at Neue LGK: Andreas Szentkuti, Stephan Wittwer, Miro Pfister, Nadja Jost, Nina Geissbühler, André Benker (creation), Natalie Suter, Nicole Trasatti (consulting), The Eyecatcher, Camille Zimmermann (online production), Elefant Studios (animation), Audioflair (music), Carton Ideen (printing).

Philipp Mäder is leaving Die Nordwestschweiz at his own request at the end of February 2013 to take on a new challenge, according to a statement on Monday. As already communicated, Werner De Schepper is moving to Tele Bärn (Werbewoche.ch reported).

Gieri Cavelty joined the then Mittelland Zeitung in June 2009 as Head of the Domestic Department. His previous positions include Federal House Editor at Tages-Anzeiger and Südostschweiz, Domestic Editor at Zürichsee-Zeitung and Culture Editor at Bündner Tagblatt. The 36-year-old studied and graduated in general history, new German literature and Swiss history at the University of Zurich. Cavelty is married and has two small children. He lives in Bern.

Thomas Röthlin has worked for the Aargauer Zeitung since 1999 and is 37 years young. Until 2002, he was editor in the Wynental-Suhrental department, and from 2004, head of the Aargau West department. In 2011, he was also appointed deputy head of Aargau/Regions at AZ Aargauer Zeitung. He studied and graduated in sociology, media studies and Swiss history at the Faculty of Economics and Social Sciences at the University of Bern. Röthlin is married and has two children. He lives in Baden-Dättwil.

The Editor-in-Chief of Northwestern Switzerland is therefore composed as follows as of March 1, 2013:

Christian Dorer, Editor-in-Chief; Gieri Cavelty and Thomas Röthlin, Deputy Editors-in-Chief; Rüdi Steiner, Head of New Media and Member of the Editorial Board.

Werner De Schepper In the course of his long journalistic career, he was Editor-in-Chief of Blick from 2003 to 2007, among other positions. Since 2009, he has been deputy editor-in-chief of AZ Aargauer Zeitung. Until 2011, he was in charge of the Aargau/Regions section; since then, he has been responsible for special projects within the editorial team, including the "Spider" convergence project.

Philipp Mäder joined the then Mittelland Zeitung in March 2009 as deputy editor-in-chief and page maker Mantel and took over as head of Aargau/Regions within the editorial team in 2011. He will take on a new professional challenge outside AZ Medien.

At the request of the General Management and the Steering Committee for the WRS project, the SRG Board of Directors decided on Monday to consider the following two dossiers for the handover of WRS:

- The project of the (yet to be established) WRS Foundation of Philippe Mottaz, the current program director, and Paige Revillard, the deputy program director of WRS. An FM license is being applied for for this project.

- Anglo Media's project; the public limited company is prepared to make an acquisition with or without an FM license.

The SRG steering committee, which is responsible for the handover, attests to the high quality of these two projects, particularly with regard to the long-term fulfillment of the WRS mandate.

SRG will provide OFCOM with comprehensive information in the coming days; OFCOM will then inform the Uvek of the selection made. The latter will then decide on the next steps and, if necessary, initiate a procedure for granting the license. At the same time, the Federal Council will amend the SRG's license in order to release the SRG from its obligation to broadcast an English-language radio channel.

The transfer of WRS to the licensee is to take place in the course of 2014, but no later than December 31, 2014. Until then, WRS will be part of the SRG program offering.
 

The proceeds from the "restaurant" are donated to SOS Children's Villageas the agency writes in a press release. Together with Drei Elemente, Draftfcb/Lowe Zurich has launched its own Facebook- and Web application designed. It is used to open the restaurant, present the menu, register as a guest and share the event with friends.

Responsible at SOS Children's Villages: Philipp Scheidiger (Head of Marketing), Marc Bächler (Head of Communications), Christine Weber (Online Marketing Manager). Responsible at Draftfcb/Lowe Zurich: Dennis Lück (ECD), Tizian Walti, Maximilian Kortmann, Ricky Bruderer (Text), Stephanie Lang, Christoff Strukamp, Ranja Issa, Javier Santillan, Valeria Koller (Art), Elodie Caucigh (Strategic Communications Manager), Kathrin Leder (Strategic Planner), Drei Elemente (Social Media Production).

"With Lukas Meyer, we can ideally complement the team and meet the requirements of the advertising market even better," says Thomas Macho, Head of KAM Business Intelligence. "With the creation of the new position, we are consistently continuing to work on APG|SGA's focus on the Swiss market," says Juan Manuel Fernandez, Head of Key Account Management APG|SGAWith the redesign of the "KAM Business Intelligence" department, which is part of KAM National, APG|SGA strengthened its competence in the advertising market in summer 2012. The focus of the new sales conceptor's activities is to design new services and customer offerings that encompass the entire spectrum of APG|SGA's Out of Home Media solutions, according to a statement. Lukas Meyer has been working for APG|SGA for twelve years and has held various positions in Key Account Management in Zurich, most recently as Media Planner. His vacancy will be filled immediately.

Kim Engels will be responsible for the strategic and operational management of the Zurich branch, according to a statement. With this, Denis Langfeld says goodbye as Head of Metapeople. In the future, he will devote himself to new challenges on the customer side. ", Denis Langfeld.

Kim Engels will be supported by Hinnerk Heine. The focus of his activities will be to drive the company forward successfully in 2013 in cooperation with Kim Engels. ", Kim Engels, Head of metapeople Zurich.

The branch in Switzerland serves customers such as Interhome and Swisscom, among others, and will grow steadily in the future. Further coworkers are already looked for. Already metapeople is one of the largest online marketing agencies in Germany and Switzerland.

The aim is for all SRF offerings to be clearly recognizable as channels under this umbrella brand. At the same time, the new logos are intended to express the different program profiles, according to a statement from SRF. With the new branding (Werbewoche.ch reported), today's Radio DRS 1 will become Radio SRF 1, DRS 2 will become Radio SRF 2 Kultur and DRS 3 will be renamed Radio SRF 3. The channels DRS 4 News (Radio SRF 4 News), Virus (Radio SRF Virus) and Musikwelle (Radio SRF Musikwelle) will also be renamed accordingly. SRF's television stations will also be given new names. The current channel SF 1 will be renamed SRF 1, SF 2 will become SRF zwei and SF info will be renamed SRF info.

In the case of Radio SRF 1, the program has been successively adapted since mid-2012. While information services have been strengthened in the morning program, a cooking section, a culture magazine and the portrait section "Herzblut" have been added to the program. At Radio SRF 2 Kultur, the program will undergo a number of changes towards the end of this year. In the coming year, Radio SRF 1 and Radio SRF 3 will also revise their early evening program (4 to 7 p.m.).

The website has been completely redesigned. The Srf.ch portal bundles the online content of radio and television for the first time. It replaces the previously separate radio and TV websites. SRF is taking account of changing user needs and is increasingly focusing on multimedia offerings, the press release continues. (SDA)

At least that's what the customers of the casual dating platform C-date.ch say. According to their survey, users are said to be most active during the Christmas period. "Instead of meeting up with their loved ones for a festive meal, they prefer to meet up with strangers for casual sex," according to a C-date press release. In this context, the media office also offered to arrange interviews with sex therapists, users or the operators of the platform.

A good 65% of the users surveyed stated in the survey that they would like to or do casual dating during the Christmas period. In addition, more women register on the platform during the Christmas period than during the rest of the year. "Women seem to be becoming more and more active in fulfilling their sexual desires," says C-date founder Heinz Laumann. Other statements by Laumann are quoted in this very well-founded study, such as: "Women have sex to feel closeness".

After these extremely ill-conceived statements and some not very well-founded study evaluations, our readers should of course not be deprived of the contemplative "Christmas pictures":

(uma)

The agency impressed with the best design concept and the way it worked together, according to the agency. In addition to prices, Interdiscount also wanted to score points with its customers with more expertise in future. For this reason, the electronics provider launched a tender for the redesign of its advertising material.

The canton is supporting the project with 1.5 million francs. The amount is a start-up financing for the development of market cultivation in future markets that are important for the entire canton, Graubünden's Director of Economic Affairs, Hansjörg Trachsel, was quoted as saying in a joint press release issued by the three companies on Friday. The total costs of the five-year market development project are estimated at three million francs.
 
The points of contact between the RhB and the two tourist destinations are the Bernina Express and Glacier Express panoramic train lines. Davos and St. Moritz are the start and end stations of the two legendary train journeys to Zermatt VS and Tirano in Italy. (SDA)

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