Kurt Schaad leaves SF business magazine Eco
Kurt Schaad is stepping down as editor-in-chief of the business magazine Eco at the end of the year. The TV journalist explains that the pioneering phase is over and he is now looking for a new challenge. The Monday evening program was launched in August 2007.
Kurt Schaad is stepping down as editor-in-chief of the business magazine Eco at the end of the year. The TV journalist explains that the pioneering phase is now over and he is looking for a new challenge. The Monday evening program was launched in August 2007.
The pioneering phase of the program is over and the time is right for a change, Schaad was quoted as saying in a press release on Wednesday. "I'm 58 years old, and now is the best time to tackle something new again - either internally or externally."
It has not yet been decided who will succeed Schaad as editor-in-chief. The position will now be re-advertised, according to the press release from Schweizer Fernsehen.
Schaad has worked for SF since 1972. He has produced, presented and directed a wide variety of programs. Among other things, he was co-founder of the program Karussell. From 1991 to 2006, he was head of the SF Spezial editorial team and was responsible for major live reports such as "Eiger live" and "Flughafen live".
The pioneering phase of the program is over and the time is right for a change, Schaad was quoted as saying in a press release on Wednesday. "I'm 58 years old, and now is the best time to tackle something new again - either internally or externally."
It has not yet been decided who will succeed Schaad as editor-in-chief. The position will now be re-advertised, according to the press release from Schweizer Fernsehen.
Schaad has worked for SF since 1972. He has produced, presented and directed a wide variety of programs. Among other things, he was co-founder of the program Karussell. From 1991 to 2006, he was head of the SF Spezial editorial team and was responsible for major live reports such as "Eiger live" and "Flughafen live".
