Yjoo: New communications agency founded

A new communications agency, Yjoo Communications, has been operating in Switzerland since January 1, 2010. Its managing partners are Martin Zahner and Ursula Eggenberger.

In addition to a well-established team and a close network of contacts, the company already has a loyal customer base, as detailed in a press release issued on Thursday. Over 20 employees at the offices in Zurich, St. Gallen and Lugano support national and international companies and organizations such as Nestlé Healthcare Nutrition, PostFinance, McDonald's Switzerland, Alpiq, SRG SSR idée suisse, santésuisse, OpenAir St.Gallen, Kantonsspital St.Gallen, Bank CA St.Gallen and PricewaterhouseCoopers.
In addition to the Managing Partners Martin Zahner and Ursula Eggenberger, the Yjoo management team consists of Nina Krucker (Zurich), Sabine Bianchi (St. Gallen), Marco Werder (Lugano) and Samuel Güttinger (Art Director Switzerland), who previously managed the St. Gallen advertising agency Samcom. Through the merger with Samcom, the three-person design team and their clients were integrated into YJOO Communications AG. A further close cooperation was entered into with the Eastern Swiss PR agency BPR-Communications AG.
In addition to traditional services in the areas of strategy, communication and design, Yjoo concentrates on developments that change the market. "Our focus is on sectors where we know we can create added value - such as energy, healthcare, consumer goods and services. On the other hand, we focus on new technologies and methods that improve our clients' business - particularly in the areas of online, campaigning and the convergence of media and disciplines," says Ursula
Eggenberger.
The company has an exclusive public affairs partnership with Furrer.Hugi&Partner, which has offices in Bern, Zurich and Brussels. According to Martin Zahner, the aim is to break into the top 3 of the BPRA ranking over the next three years.
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Ursula Eggenberger.
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Martin Zahner.

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