Imprint receives new presidium
Journalists Christian Campiche and Vito Robbiani have been elected to lead Impressum, Switzerland’s largest association for media professionals. The two were elected on Friday at the delegates’ meeting in Brissago, TI.
Campiche succeeds Daniel Suter, who is stepping down as president after four years for health reasons. Robbiani will be the new vice president. Campiche, 67, wrote during his career for the newspaper La Liberté, among others, and was previously vice president of Impressum. The new president wants to promote the unity of the language regions, as he told the SDA news agency. Today, he said, the industry is fragmented and lacks a common culture. For his part, Robbiani, a multimedia journalist, wants to push for a new collective labor agreement (CLA) for German-speaking Switzerland and Ticino. In contrast to French-speaking Switzerland, these two language regions have not had a CLA since 2004. (SDA)
The new president Christian Campiche and the new vice president Vito Robbiani (Photo: Karl Mathis)
