64 new marketing managers receive federal diplomas
Last Friday, 64 new marketing managers received their diplomas at the Hotel Astoria in Lucerne. A total of 93 candidates completed the examination.
Training to become a marketing manager is practice-oriented. Among other things, only those who can demonstrate at least six years of professional experience, three of which must have been in a managerial role in marketing, are admitted to the examination. Since 2009, the marketing director diploma has also been suitable for Europe: graduates can obtain a certificate that positions them as a "marketing director" at Master's level or EQF level 7 throughout the continent.
Beatrice Fuchs from Liebefeld BE excelled in the tests with the best average grade (4.94). Carlo Iellamo from Zurich achieved the second-best average grade (4.88). Rolph Ziegler from Weinfelden TG was honored as the third-best graduate in 2010 (4.81). The top graduates were honored with the ML Award. The overall grade point average was 4.2.
Beatrice Fuchs from Liebefeld BE excelled in the tests with the best average grade (4.94). Carlo Iellamo from Zurich achieved the second-best average grade (4.88). Rolph Ziegler from Weinfelden TG was honored as the third-best graduate in 2010 (4.81). The top graduates were honored with the ML Award. The overall grade point average was 4.2.
Caption (from left to right): Peter Gilli, Head of Examinations, Rolph Ziegler, Beatrice Fuchs, Carlo Iellamo and Marc Heim, President of the Examination Board.
