ZSPR: Two new members on the board and a new vice president

Ina Gammerdinger and Olivier Burger have joined the Board of the Central Switzerland Public Relations Society (ZSPR). They succeed Mark Vogel and Andreas Renggli. Brigitte Heinrich hands over the office of Vice President to Reto Martinelli.

The members of the Central Switzerland Public Relations Society ZSPR met on April 21, 2015 for the General Assembly at Central Switzerland Television Tele 1 in Maihof in Lucerne. Before the official part of the general meeting, the agenda included a tour of the studios and a talk session with deputy editor-in-chief Adriano Gerussi. According to the press release, the items on the agenda of the Annual General Meeting were all unanimously approved - as were the election of Ina Gammerdinger and Olivier Burger to the Board of Directors and the appointment of Reto Martinelli as Vice President.

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From left to right: Brigitte Heinrich, Patrizia Hort, Jasmin Amrein, Olivier Burger, Marc Lustenberger, Ina Gammerdinger, Reto Martinelli, Stefanie Meier. Not in the picture: Lukas Portmann.

Ina Gammerdinger is a PR consultant and qualified social media online marketing manager at the Feldervogel communications agency in Lucerne. She specializes in online public relations and has been linking cross-media, integrated and networked communication concepts for the clients of the Feldervogel full-service agency for almost three years.

Olivier Burger, Head of Communications at the Swiss Museum of Transport, has many years of experience in public relations and corporate communications. He worked as a freelancer and editor in local journalism for ten years and as a project manager and consultant in the PR sector for twelve years. He has been working in corporate communications since 2012.

Reto Martinelli has been on the regional board of the ZSPR for six years and has in-depth knowledge of the industry. He is taking over the Vice-Presidency of the ZSPR from Brigitte Heinrich. Reto Martinelli is Head of Communications at the Association of Swiss Police Officers (VSPB). He brings with him a wealth of experience from previous activities in regional politics.

Brigitte Heinrich remains on the regional board of the ZSPR.

 

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