Zehnder continues without Sommer
It didn't take long: The Zehnder publishing house announced on Monday that it had reached a mutual agreement with Daniel Sommer to part ways.
It was not to last long: The Zehnder publishing house announced on Monday that it had reached an agreement with Daniel Sommer to part company by mutual consent. The former publishing director of Basler Zeitung had taken over the management of Zehnder Verlag in January following the handover of the publishing house from Rolf-Peter Zehnder to his son Andreas Zehnder (see ). The plan was then to go full steam ahead with the expansion of the publishing house with its 2 trade journals and 22 free titles (see ). But now Daniel Sommer is available for a new challenge with immediate effect, as he told Werbewoche. When asked about the reasons for the separation, he explained that the ideas were too far apart, but did not want to go into further detail.
