Nik Eugster is the new president of the BPRG

At the online general meeting of the Bern Public Relations Association (BPRG), Nik Eugster was elected as the new president. He succeeds Cla Martin Caflisch, who is stepping down after ten years on the board and seven years as president. Philippe von Bergen and Mike Petermann were newly elected to the board.

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In view of the special circumstances and the measures adopted by the Federal Council to restrict the coronavirus, the BPRG held this year's general meeting by video conference (Werbewoche.ch reported). The online general meeting was limited to dealing with the formal agenda items. In his brief review of the year, outgoing President Cla Martin Caflisch talked about the past anniversary year. "With twelve events and a total of over 1,000 participants, we celebrated 60 years of the BPRG," said Caflisch.

 

Two new board members, one new president 

With Mike Petermann (SBB, Passenger Traffic) and Philippe von Bergen (Internet agency Iqual), two new members were elected to the board. While Mike Petermann will primarily be responsible for partnerships, Philippe von Bergen will take over the Finance and Data Management department. He succeeds Peter Widmer, who is leaving the board after four years. The general meeting elected Nik Eugster, who has been a member of the board since 2019, as the new president.

The Board of Directors of the BPRG 2020 is composed as follows:

  • Nik Eugster (President, Gecko Communication / Euxtr Enterprises)
  • Barbara Meier (Vice President, Klarkom)
  • Benjamin Blaser (Vice President and Webmaster, Newsroom Communication)
  • Thomas Jauch (Head of BPRG Office, Protection and Rescue Bern)
  • Philippe von Bergen (Finance and Member Data, Internet Agency Iqual)
  • Claudia Vernocchi (Swiss Association of Master Bakers and Confectioners)
  • Marla Eva Moser (Nau media)
  • Federica Castellano (Domicil)
  • Mike Petermann (SBB, Passenger Traffic)
  • Claudio Engeloch (Strategic Advisory Board, Blickpunktnord)

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