Resignation at the publishing house Zehnder Print
After just eight months, Peter Kümmerli is stepping down as CEO of Zehnder Print. The publishing house has recently been notable for frequent changes in its top leadership.
After only eight months, Peter Kümmerli resigns from the management of Zehnder Print. Peter Kümmerli, who has been Managing Director of Zehnder Print in Wil SG since November 2006, has submitted his resignation at the end of July 2007 in agreement with the company owners.
According to the communiqué, Peter Kümmerli took over the operational and commercial responsibility of the various free weekly newspapers during a difficult phase and, together with the publisher and the management, revised numerous structures within the publishing houses.
As a result of differing views on the successful further development of the free weekly newspapers, Peter Kümmerli has decided to terminate his employment contract with Zehnder Print as of the end of July 2007 by mutual agreement with the publisher.
Before Kümmerli, Daniel Sommer, a publishing specialist, had also only been in office for just under eleven months. Apparently, the mood of change at Zehnder has not yet settled.
According to the communiqué, Peter Kümmerli took over the operational and commercial responsibility of the various free weekly newspapers during a difficult phase and, together with the publisher and the management, revised numerous structures within the publishing houses.
As a result of differing views on the successful further development of the free weekly newspapers, Peter Kümmerli has decided to terminate his employment contract with Zehnder Print as of the end of July 2007 by mutual agreement with the publisher.
Before Kümmerli, Daniel Sommer, a publishing specialist, had also only been in office for just under eleven months. Apparently, the mood of change at Zehnder has not yet settled.
