Rolf-Peter Zehnder hands over newspaper publishing house
The publisher arranges for his succession and transfers twenty of his free titles to his son's company effective January 1, 2006.
Publisher Rolf-Peter Zehnder arranges his succession
and is handing over twenty of its newspaper titles to the company
Zehnder Print, which has belonged to his son Andreas for six years.
In some cases, this is done by taking over the stock corporations,
partly through the transfer of numerous publishing titles. The Zug Week
and the Basler Stadt-Zytig, which is still in its trial period
remain in the possession of Rolf-Peter Zehnder. The
In 1964, the family-owned company published the Thurgauer-Wochen-Anzeiger, the
Switzerland's first free newspaper. Today the group comprises 24
newspaper title and employs 401 people.
and is handing over twenty of its newspaper titles to the company
Zehnder Print, which has belonged to his son Andreas for six years.
In some cases, this is done by taking over the stock corporations,
partly through the transfer of numerous publishing titles. The Zug Week
and the Basler Stadt-Zytig, which is still in its trial period
remain in the possession of Rolf-Peter Zehnder. The
In 1964, the family-owned company published the Thurgauer-Wochen-Anzeiger, the
Switzerland's first free newspaper. Today the group comprises 24
newspaper title and employs 401 people.
