New organization at Femina

Adelita Genoud, deputy editor-in-chief of the French-Swiss women's magazine *Femina*, will take over as editor-in-chief effective December 1, 2012. She succeeds Annick Chevillot, who wishes to pursue new opportunities.

51-year-old Adelita Genoud studied law. She began her journalistic career with an internship at La Suisse, as Tamedia writes in a press release. From 1998, she worked for 24 heures before moving to Tribune de Genève in 2000, where she held management positions in various departments. In January 2008, Adelita Genoud took over responsibility for the women's website Lesquotidiennes.ch. Since May 2012, she has also been deputy editor-in-chief of Femina magazine.

Hélène Béziat is the new Deputy Editor-in-Chief. Hélène Béziat was born in 1972 and worked for Prisma Presse in France after studying languages. In 2003, she took over the management of the Swiss edition of the women's magazine Marie Claire. From 2008 to 2010, she was responsible for the special editions of the business magazine Bilan. Since August 2010, she has been working for the magazine encore! magazine.

 

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