China expert becomes deputy editor-in-chief of Netzwoche
Netzwoche has appointed Christoph Grau as its new deputy editor-in-chief. The previous deputy editor-in-chief, George Sarpong, is leaving the company at the end of July.
Grau will take up his position on August 1, 2017. His predecessor, George Sarpong, will leave Netzmedien on July 31 to become Editor-in-Chief of Computerworld magazine.
Christoph Grau, the future deputy editor-in-chief of Netzwoche, holds a Master of Arts in Chinese Studies and East Asian Studies from the Free University of Berlin and speaks fluent Mandarin. With his appointment, Netzmedien is taking account of China's now immense importance as a sales market, but also as a research and production location. Christoph Grau joined the Netzmedien editorial team on March 1, 2014 and began his journalistic career as an editorial trainee in the channel editorial department of the Netzmedien publications IT-Markt and CEtoday. He has been editor of Netzwoche since September 2014.
Over the past three years, Christoph Grau has acquired a profound knowledge of IT, telecommunications and Swiss economic policy and is responsible for the production of the cover stories and the Management & Career section of the Netzwoche editorial team.
Marc Landis remains editor-in-chief of all German-language net media publications.
