CRK Welcomes New Partners
Marco Böni and Simon Dalhäuser are joining the MYTY Group—of which CRK is a part—as new partners. As COO, Böni is responsible for operational excellence, while Dalhäuser heads the Public Affairs division.
The communications agency CRK is expanding its partner roster within the MYTY Group: Marco Böni and Simon Dalhäuser are joining CRK as new partners. The two appointments, which will take effect on September 1, 2026, reflect the agency’s breadth of expertise and operational scope. As Chief Operating Officer, Böni brings expertise in processes and digital initiatives, while Dalhäuser, as Topic Lead for Public Affairs, shapes CRK’s political and regulatory consulting services.
CEO Patrick Marty explains the decisions as follows: «By appointing Marco Böni and Simon Dalhäuser as partners at MYTY Group, we are recognizing their contributions to CRK’s success: Since joining as COO, Marco has made a significant contribution to the further development of our processes and digital capabilities, while Simon has expanded the Public Affairs division into a central pillar of our consulting services. Both appointments reflect our growth and our commitment to consistently expanding our capabilities.»
Marco Böni: From COO to New Partner at CRK
Marco Böni has been a member of CRK’s Executive Board as Chief Operating Officer since January 2025. Previously, he served as Chief Digital Officer, Head of E-Commerce & Marketing, and a member of the Executive Board at the footwear and outdoor retailer Zubi—and before that, he spent several years at the communications agency Farner Consulting. According to the press release, his experience at the intersection of digital transformation and operational leadership is expected to significantly drive the further development of the agency’s processes.
Simon Dalhäuser: Public Affairs as a Strategic Pillar
Simon Dalhäuser has been with CRK since April 2022, initially as a Senior Consultant and Topic Lead for Public Affairs. Prior to joining CRK, he served as Head of Public Affairs at the IWF and, before that, spent four years as senior editor at the Swiss office of the trade media company energate. He brings proven expertise in public affairs as well as in-depth knowledge of energy and environmental policy.
Caroline Hulliger, Head of Consulting at CRK, commented on the appointment: «Simon has played a key role in shaping CRK’s Public Affairs practice and has established himself as a reliable, strategically savvy advisor to our clients. His promotion to partner is a well-deserved recognition of his professional and personal contributions to CRK’s development.»
