New deputy editor-in-chief at 24 Heures
Jean-Marc Sandoz, 37, took up his post on Friday as the new deputy editor-in-chief of the French-language daily newspaper 24 Heures. In this role, he will assist the new editor-in-chief, Thierry Meyer, who will assume his position on September 9, 2006.
On Friday, 37-year-old Jean-Marc Sandoz took up his position as the new deputy editor-in-chief of the French-language daily newspaper 24 Heures.
He will thus support the new Editor-in-Chief Thierry Meyer, who will take up his post on September 9, 2006 (see "24 heures" with new Editor-in-Chief).Since the end of the 1980s, Jean-Marc Sandoz has completed a varied career path. In addition to his various editorial activities, including at 24 Heures, he has also excelled in other media professions. He was an art producer and radio broadcaster until he specialized in the Internet ten years ago. He is responsible for the Radio Suisse Romande website and that of the Paléo Festival in Nyon. The Webdo and Matin sites were also created under his management, after which Sandoz moved to the Vaud Cantonal Bank, where he was responsible for the communications department. He returned to 24 Heures a year ago.
He will thus support the new Editor-in-Chief Thierry Meyer, who will take up his post on September 9, 2006 (see "24 heures" with new Editor-in-Chief).Since the end of the 1980s, Jean-Marc Sandoz has completed a varied career path. In addition to his various editorial activities, including at 24 Heures, he has also excelled in other media professions. He was an art producer and radio broadcaster until he specialized in the Internet ten years ago. He is responsible for the Radio Suisse Romande website and that of the Paléo Festival in Nyon. The Webdo and Matin sites were also created under his management, after which Sandoz moved to the Vaud Cantonal Bank, where he was responsible for the communications department. He returned to 24 Heures a year ago.
