Sensus PR expands capacities

The Zurich agency Sensus has expanded its consulting capacities: Christina Walton joined the team as a consultant at the beginning of the year.

The Zurich agency Sensus has expanded its consulting capacities: Christina Walton joined the team as a consultant at the beginning of the year.  
Christina Walton holds a Masters in Economics and is a PR editor at SPRI. She was a trainee at GE Capital in Marseilles and worked as an intern at a business development agency in Argentina. In 1999, she joined Credit Suisse Group in Corporate Communications. From 2003 to 2004, she was Head of Communications at the Center for International Security Policy of the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs (FDFA) and subsequently completed advanced communications courses at Columbia University in New York. Christina Walton has broad conceptual and editorial PR experience and, as a multilingual Swiss-American dual citizen who grew up in the USA and Germany, will strengthen Sensus PR, particularly in the area of international mandates.
 
Sensus PR was founded in 2004 as a full-service agency by Peter Kuster, Jürg Unternährer and Bernhard Schweizer. It advises and supports companies, organizations and individuals in the conception and implementation of communication measures.

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