Change of management at Compresso: Fridolin Stauffacher takes over
The Compresso agency is starting 2018 with a new leadership team. After three years, Andreas Cueni is handing over operational leadership to Fridolin Stauffacher. Stauffacher is a co-founder and partner at Compresso and previously served as the agency’s managing director for five years.
Under the leadership of Andreas Cueni, Compresso has succeeded in recent years in building up the important Compresso.strategy division and winning relevant mandates. Under his leadership, comprehensive campaigns such as "Brack.ch Test Force" for Brack.ch or the 10-year anniversary of Implenia were created. He also coordinated events such as the SAP Forum in Basel or the Red Hat business event. As a former track and field athlete, Andreas Cueni would like to devote himself more intensively to the topic of sports again and he is taking on a new challenge at Weltklasse Zürich as Head of Media and Communications. In addition, Andreas Cueni will remain active as a senior consultant at Compresso.Strategie on a part-time basis and will continue to personally manage the mandates he currently leads.
Over the past three years, Fridolin Stauffacher has increasingly taken time for his daughter. At the same time, he has completely restructured and realigned the digital agency division. Today, Compresso.Digital comprises a team of nine specialists who develop and implement digital communication from strategy to live activation. The successful agency division has won a number of prestigious new mandates in the last two years. Fridolin Stauffacher will continue to lead Compresso.Digital in the future.
"What has developed at Compresso in recent years fills me with pride. Today, with our 35 employees, we are at a point where we are ready to design and implement comprehensive communication campaigns from a one-to-one perspective. I look forward to personally overseeing Compresso as Managing Director and to leading it into a successful future together with the two members of the Executive Board, Karin Gut and Suzanne Nievergelt," explains Fridolin Stauffacher in a statement.
