Lorenz Hanselmann leaves 20 minutes
The deputy editor-in-chief of 20 Minuten, Lorenz Hanselmann, will leave 20 Minuten at the end of March 2021.
The former deputy editor-in-chief of 20 Minuten, Lorenz Hanselmann, has made his decision, 20 minutes at the end of March to retire after 13 years with the 20 minutes to change professionally. Editor-in-chief Gaudenz Looser regrets the decision: "During his many years at 20 Minuten, Lorenz Hanselmann played a key role in shaping our offering and managed the day-to-day business very successfully."
Since July 2019, Lorenz Hanselmann has been deputy editor-in-chief of 20 minutes. He started in 2006 as an intern at 20 minutes in Bern and then worked as a domestic editor, chief reporter, news desk manager and page editor. In 2018, he became a member of the editorial board. A successor has not yet been identified, as 20 minutes writes in a communiqué.
