Arthur Grosjean is the new deputy editor-in-chief of the Tribune de Genève
As the West Swiss daily announced on Friday, Grosjean will take over his position as deputy editor-in-chief Pierre Ruetschi from October 30.
As the West Swiss daily announced on Friday, Grosjean will take over his position as deputy editor-in-chief Pierre Ruetschi from October 30.
More than twenty years ago, Grosjean began his journalistic career at the Tribune de Genève, to which he has always remained loyal. Early on, he turned to political reporting. First he wrote about current affairs in the municipalities, then about the canton, and from 1999 he was head of the domestic department and reported regularly from the Federal Parliament. Since 2004, the 43-year-old has again been in charge of the local section Genève Actualité and has now been appointed deputy editor-in-chief.
More than twenty years ago, Grosjean began his journalistic career at the Tribune de Genève, to which he has always remained loyal. Early on, he turned to political reporting. First he wrote about current affairs in the municipalities, then about the canton, and from 1999 he was head of the domestic department and reported regularly from the Federal Parliament. Since 2004, the 43-year-old has again been in charge of the local section Genève Actualité and has now been appointed deputy editor-in-chief.
