The newly designed Panorama will be realized in a modern magazine style, which is intended to emphasize the journalistic claim. In terms of content, Panorama addresses readers with current topics from finance, business and society. The new layout also allows for an even greater depth of information and at the same time conveys the content in a sympathetic, understandable and independent manner, according to the agency's statement on Wednesday.

The magazine is published four times a year and sent to Raiffeisen customers throughout Switzerland. The print edition also links to the Raiffeisen blog, where there is even more to discover through supplementary topics and photo spreads.

Responsible at Raiffeisen: Nikodemus Herger (Head Editorial), Pius Schärli (Editor-in-Chief), Nicoletta Hermann, Philippe Thévoz, Lorenza Storni (Editorial Board members), Nadine Stutz (Social Media Implementation). Responsible at Paroli: Oliver Suter, Tanja Hollenstein (project management, production), Christoph Schiess (art director). Web layout: coundco agency.

The new magazine informs ETH members about the development of the university and provides an insight into campus activities. The aim, according to the statement, is to promote dialogue within ETH Zurich and to convey values. Along with the intranet, Life magazine is the second main channel of internal communication. The magazine is characterized by explanatory background articles and reports. Another aspect of the cross-media concept is that the two channels push each other. For example, the print medium triggers certain topics or discussions that can be continued on the intranet or vice versa. The magazine is published four times a year in German and English.

With a clear, reduced structure, simple reading guidance as well as a generous visual language and a lot of variety in the sequence of contents and formats, the new magazine aims to encourage reading. Playful design elements such as illustrations, texts in full-page images or supplementary boxes and graphics invite readers to delve into the topics. In order to incorporate the cross-media aspects, the magazine received supplementary boxes and graphics as well as further links that promote dialog.

Responsible at University Communications ETH Zurich are: Norbert Staub (Head of Internal Communications), Florian Meyer (Project Management), Thomas Langholz (Consulting and Editorial), Angela Harp (English Editorial), Jun Sarbach (Consulting), Josef Kuster, Andrea Lingk, Edisa Balje (Corporate Design and Graphics). Responsible at Paroli Agency: Oliver Suter (Partner, Managing Director Paroli), Tanja Hollenstein (Partner, Managing Director Paroli, Project Management), Christoph Schiess (Art Director).

The ambassadors will test the Mini me extensively for six weeks. During this time, they will talk and report on their experiences online and offline. Nescafé Dolce Gusto wants to incorporate the ambassadors' candid opinions into the future development of its products. If you would like to become an ambassador or find out more about the campaign, please contact Theinsiders.eu log in.

People who enjoy coffee at home want good quality and want to prepare it as quickly and easily as possible, the company said in a statement on Monday. With Mini me, Nescafé Dolce Gusto combines quality, design and variety in the most compact form: For young coffee lovers moving into their first apartment, as well as young families with little space in the kitchen.

The aim was to create transparency and trust while focusing on the people behind the products, according to the agency. With the Traceability tool The world map on the website allows you to trace the path of production for each item of clothing: from the brand to the producer and the spinning mill to the origin of the organic cotton. Each individual production step is commented on in interviews. Various photo galleries also document the work and the environment.

According to the press release, Remei produces sustainable textiles made from organic cotton for a wide range of brands such as Coop Naturaline, Globetrotter, Greenpeace, Mammut and Stöckli. Each item of organic cotton clothing has a numerical code that can be entered into the new traceability tool. If you don't have a code, you can track a randomly selected item of clothing along its production route. The aim is not only to gain an insight into the various stages of the journey from the organic cotton seed to the store shelf, but also to get to know the people behind the products.

Appline, Apps and more in Lucerne is responsible for the technical implementation of the traceability tool.

With the aim of expanding the existing range of services and developing new business areas, Oliver Suter and Tanja Hollenstein will share the management of the agency from June 2012, the agency said in a statement. Oliver Suter will be responsible for creation and Tanja Hollenstein for consulting. "I am delighted to have gained Tanja Hollenstein as a partner, whom I have already known for three years as a committed employee and member of the management team," explains Oliver Suter, the previous sole owner. Tanja Hollenstein adds: "We are convinced that we complement each other perfectly and will be able to drive forward the strategy of concentrating on our core competencies and moderate growth together with our existing management and team over the next few years".

According to the press release, Tanja Hollenstein has acquired extensive expertise in the communications industry over the past 15 years, working primarily on the agency side, including at Paroli from 2008 to 2011. She has in-depth knowledge in the areas of corporate communications, strategic consulting, product PR, publications and crisis communications. She has supplemented her practical knowledge with a Master's degree in Business Communications. Her focus is on the areas of consumer goods, lifestyle, tourism and corporate social responsibility.

Both parties are aiming for a longer-term collaboration in order to further expand and strengthen Weber-Stephen's brand awareness in Switzerland, as the agency writes in a press release. The American company Weber-Stephen Products LLC, headquartered in Palatine, Illinois, is the world's leading manufacturer of charcoal, gas and electric barbecues and accessories.
 

According to the agency, the decisive factors in the decision were the conceptual thrust, the visual language and the functionality and modularity of the documentation, thanks to which the documents can be compiled for specific target groups and segments.

Howeg is active in the food service sector, is a member of Transgourmet and supplies more than 5,500 hospitals, care homes, restaurants, hotels and bars.
 

According to the press release, in addition to providing general information to the media, this includes professional media documentation and accreditation, the implementation of VIP invitations, online communication, coordination of reporting on the event and support for media representatives at the event. Paroli is supporting the event for a symbolic fee and wants to use its commitment to "Tribute2life" The agency believes that the company should make an active contribution to ensuring that the topic of AIDS is not forgotten in these turbulent times.

The net proceeds from the charity event will go to the charity partner Aids-Hilfe Schweiz. The event will be hosted by Sonya Kraus, well-known from the German media, and Swiss presenter and journalist Marco Fritsche. The program includes performances by Nubya & Michael von der Heide, Tatana, Mousse T, Tom Novy, Ralph Good, Zofka and Jan Fischer as well as two fashion performances by Racha Fajjari & Femi9 and Athos de Oliveira.
 

The independent audit confirmed that Paroli works according to recognized standards in terms of both management and service provision, the agency writes in a press release.

The certificate, which is recognized by ICCO (International Communications Consultancy Organisation) as an international quality standard, guarantees that the assessed agency complies with the highest professional, economic and ethical standards. The certification process examines aspects such as organization, leadership, planning, profitability, project management, customer satisfaction and professional competence. The award of the quality certificate is repeated every two years in an assessment to ensure that the standards continue to be met.
 

In addition to organic asparagus and lots of recipes and tips, the focus of the current issue is fair trade. With a report on organic cotton cultivation in Tanzania and an interview with Max Havelaar CEO Martin Rohner.

Verde is published three times a year in German, French and Italian with a circulation of 1.1 million copies per issue. It is enclosed with various national magazines and newspapers and is available in every Coop sales outlet. Verde is available online at Coop.ch/verde and can also be subscribed to there.

Responsible at Coop: Jürg Peritz (Head of Marketing/Procurement), Thomas Schwetje (Head of Marketing/Services), Christian Waffenschmidt (Project Coordinator/Member of Technical Management), Christof Braun (Project Manager Advertising). Realization: Agency Paroli (Oliver Suter). Creative direction: KSB Krieg Schlupp Bürge (Uwe Schlupp and Daniel Krieg). Design concept, art direction: Simone Fennel. Concept, chief editor: Agentur Paroli, Lüchinger Publishing (Birgitta Willmann). Editorial collaboration: Martina Bortolani, Dominik Flammer, Christina Gubler, Gaby Labhart, Marysa Markowska, Rudolf Trefzer. Photo editing: Mel Sinha. Realization: Christiane Gothuey. Organization: Tanja Hollenstein, Fabienne Luks. Production: Detail AG, Zurich.