Roger Möschler leaves APG and becomes CEO of Christinger Partner
After 20 years with APG, Roger Möschler is leaving the company and will become the new CEO of the large-format digital printing company Christinger Partner, effective January 2009. In his new position, Möschler will assume operational responsibility for the company.
Roger Möschler will be the new CEO of the large-format digital printing company Christinger Partner from January 2009. In his new position, Möschler will assume operational responsibility for the company. Most recently, he was Head of Marketing and a member of the Executive Board at APG, which he is now leaving after more than 20 years.
Karlheinz Kaiser and Toni Fricker, the owners of Christinger, intend to gradually withdraw from the day-to-day business, the company writes in a press release. However, as owners and board members, they will continue to help shape and support the strategic direction of their company together with Roger Möschler. With around 70 employees, Christinger is active in the fields of large-format digital printing, advertising technology and lettering.
Karlheinz Kaiser and Toni Fricker, the owners of Christinger, intend to gradually withdraw from the day-to-day business, the company writes in a press release. However, as owners and board members, they will continue to help shape and support the strategic direction of their company together with Roger Möschler. With around 70 employees, Christinger is active in the fields of large-format digital printing, advertising technology and lettering.
