New head at the Tagi-Bundeshaus editorial office
Roland Schlumpf, deputy editor-in-chief of the *Tages-Anzeiger*, will take over as head of the Zurich daily’s five-person Federal Parliament bureau this spring.
Roland Schlumpf, deputy editor-in-chief of the Tages-Anzeiger, will take over as editor-in-chief of the Zurich daily's five-member Bundeshaus editorial team in the spring, according to Persoenlich.com. Schlumpf succeeds Bruno Vanoni, who is leaving the Tages-Anzeiger after more than eleven years. Vanoni received the Zurich Journalism Prize in 2004 for his reports on a secret service intrigue in the Federal Council. He is leaving the media world and will work as a public relations officer for the Landscape Switzerland Fund. Roland Schlumpf's successor has not yet been determined.
