Also: Markus Höfler becomes the new CEO and overall head of Corporate Events at Event Schweiz AG. He was previously national sales manager at Coca-Cola Switzerland.
In addition, Markus Höfler will become the new CEO and Head of Corporate Events at Event Schweiz AG. He previously served as national sales manager at Coca-Cola Switzerland. Duke Seidman, head of the magazine advertising division at the Ringier Group,
Markus Höfler will also become the new CEO and Overall Head of Corporate Events at Event Schweiz AG. He was previously national sales manager at Coca-Cola Switzerland.
The head of the Ringier Group's magazine advertising market, Duke Seidmann, is leaving the company at the end of the year. He will work as a freelance media consultant and have a stake in a film company. His successor from October will be his deputy Nick Hösli, previously Head of Media Marketing Services.
Cyril Meier is to become the new Director of the Swiss Public Relations Institute (SPRI). He will assume his first duties in the course of this year and formally take office on January 1, 2003. The current director, Eric Herzog, who is stepping down for health reasons, will be responsible for the development of the SPRI's range of services and quality assurance on a part-time basis and will continue to work as a course director and lecturer. Herzog has headed the SPRI since 1996. Meier's previous positions include consultant at Farner PR, Head of Global Corporate Communications at the Sulzer Group and Head of Marketing & Communications at Andersen Switzerland.
The young Basel advertising agency Ranz has expanded its team. CD and owner Daniel Ranz and copywriter/consultant Claudio Del Principe share the management, while graphic designer Erich Keller joins the creative team under AD Pascal Kottmann. The team has also been strengthened by Flavia Müller as Marketing Communications Planner and Web Manager and Reto Meyer as Consultant and Strategic Planner.
The University of St.Gallen (HSG) has a new Communications Officer. Eva Nietlispach Jaeger is taking over from Verena Klinger-Dering, who is taking maternity leave and will then become the Rector's Personal Assistant.
The head of the Ringier Group's magazine advertising market, Duke Seidmann, is leaving the company at the end of the year. He will work as a freelance media consultant and have a stake in a film company. His successor from October will be his deputy Nick Hösli, previously Head of Media Marketing Services.
Cyril Meier is to become the new Director of the Swiss Public Relations Institute (SPRI). He will assume his first duties in the course of this year and formally take office on January 1, 2003. The current director, Eric Herzog, who is stepping down for health reasons, will be responsible for the development of the SPRI's range of services and quality assurance on a part-time basis and will continue to work as a course director and lecturer. Herzog has headed the SPRI since 1996. Meier's previous positions include consultant at Farner PR, Head of Global Corporate Communications at the Sulzer Group and Head of Marketing & Communications at Andersen Switzerland.
The young Basel advertising agency Ranz has expanded its team. CD and owner Daniel Ranz and copywriter/consultant Claudio Del Principe share the management, while graphic designer Erich Keller joins the creative team under AD Pascal Kottmann. The team has also been strengthened by Flavia Müller as Marketing Communications Planner and Web Manager and Reto Meyer as Consultant and Strategic Planner.
The University of St.Gallen (HSG) has a new Communications Officer. Eva Nietlispach Jaeger is taking over from Verena Klinger-Dering, who is taking maternity leave and will then become the Rector's Personal Assistant.
