Reinforcement for Burson-Marsteller Switzerland
The PR and communications agency Burson-Marsteller, with offices in Bern, Zurich, and Geneva, has added four new members to its team: Urs Grob, Susan Zimmermann, Virginie Bonjour, and Angelika Kren.
The PR and communications agency Burson-Marsteller, with offices in Bern, Zurich and Geneva, has brought four new heads into the team: Urs Grob, Susan Zimmermann, Virginie Bonjour and Angelika Kren. Urs Grob will support the Public Affairs consulting segment at the Zurich office as a consultant from February 1. He previously worked for several years as a PR consultant at Prime Communications. Grob studied philosophy in Zurich.
Susan Zimmermann will also be joining the Public Affairs team as a consultant. She will strengthen the advisory capacity for mandates at the interface between business and politics. After studying political science and business administration, she previously worked as a consultant at the PR consultancy Communicators (formerly Piar and Vipr).
Virginie Bonjour will be working as an associate on the national and international mandates of Burson-Marsteller's Geneva agency, which is celebrating its first anniversary this year. Bonjour studied philosophy and English and then worked as an account manager at Rochat & Partners.
Finally, Angelika Kren will join the Health Care & Science Communications segment as a research associate based in Bern, where she will take on mandates in the area of biotech communications. She holds a doctorate in biochemistry and has worked in recent years as a scientific editor and as a member of staff at the press office of the German Cancer Research Center and the European Parliament in Brussels.
Susan Zimmermann will also be joining the Public Affairs team as a consultant. She will strengthen the advisory capacity for mandates at the interface between business and politics. After studying political science and business administration, she previously worked as a consultant at the PR consultancy Communicators (formerly Piar and Vipr).
Virginie Bonjour will be working as an associate on the national and international mandates of Burson-Marsteller's Geneva agency, which is celebrating its first anniversary this year. Bonjour studied philosophy and English and then worked as an account manager at Rochat & Partners.
Finally, Angelika Kren will join the Health Care & Science Communications segment as a research associate based in Bern, where she will take on mandates in the area of biotech communications. She holds a doctorate in biochemistry and has worked in recent years as a scientific editor and as a member of staff at the press office of the German Cancer Research Center and the European Parliament in Brussels.
