Severine Schori-Vogt new member of the Board of Directors of Mediapulse
On May 14, the Board of Trustees of the Mediapulse Foundation elected Severine Schori-Vogt as a new member of the Mediapulse Board of Directors. She succeeds Bakel Walden, who is leaving SRG.
Photo: Manuel CastelloteSeverine Schori-Vogt is a trained lawyer and has headed SRG's Development and Services Directorate ad interim since 2024. In this role, she is responsible for key strategic areas such as digital portfolio management, digital transformation projects, analysis & data intelligence, national content topics such as film and music, services for people with sensory disabilities and SRG's international relations. Previously, she was Head of Staff and Deputy Head of the Development and Services Directorate.
With her many years of experience in the media industry and her in-depth expertise in digital transformation, Severine Schori-Vogt brings valuable skills to the Board of Directors of Mediapulse AG.
The Board of Directors of Mediapulse AG is now composed as follows:
- Peter Urs Naef, Chairman (to date)
- Nathalie Wappler, Vice President, SRG SSR Group (to date)
- Roland Ehrler, Advertising Industry Group (to date)
- Michi Frank, Advertising Industry Group (to date)
- Ladina Heimgartner, Circle of Private Organizers (to date)
- Peter Scheurer, Private Organizers Group (to date)
- Katarina Stanoevska (so far)
- Florian Wanner, Private Organizer Group (to date)
- Severine Schori-Vogt, SRG SSR Group (new)
Mediapulse is looking forward to working with Severine Schori-Vogt and would like to thank Bakel Walden for his commitment and valuable contributions over the past years.
As an independent industry organization, Mediapulse is responsible for collecting data on the use of radio and TV programming in Switzerland. This data is regarded as official currency and is used by broadcasters and program creators, the advertising industry, authorities and researchers. As a practice-oriented company, Mediapulse aims to advance the Swiss electronic media and advertising market with research services and data products. Modern systems and constant innovation ensure that changes in the use of audiovisual media can also be mapped. Mediapulse stands for neutrality, independence, transparency and scientific rigor in media research and is subject to the supervision of DETEC (OFCOM). A large part of the market is involved in the Board of Directors of Mediapulse AG and the Board of Trustees of the Mediapulse Foundation.
