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Current NZZ Latin America Correspondent Nicole Anliker will be the new Deputy Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor. In addition, the science and technology departments will be merged.
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Nicole Anliker joins the editor-in-chief of NZZ in April.
Nicole Anliker, NZZ Latin America correspondent, will become the new deputy editor-in-chief and managing editor on April 1, 2021. She succeeds Andreas Schürer, who joins the Zurich Cosmopolitan Committee. In her new role, Anliker will be in charge of the digital newsroom, as well as the newsroom, image editing, including web production, and team of photographers. “I am very pleased that we can fill this key position internally and with a highly competent colleague,” says Editor-in-Chief Eric Gujer.
Nicole Anliker joined the NZZ International Department in 2011 and has been a correspondent for Latin America since 2018.
Christiane Hanna Henkel takes over the science and technology department
Christiane Hanna Henkel will lead the department of new technology and science.
Starting November 1, the two Science and Technology departments will merge under the leadership of Christiane Hanna Henkel. Together they form the department of new technologies and sciences. In this way, the respective strengths of the two departments can be used even better in the future and synergies can be pooled. Technology and science are playing an increasingly important role in NZZ reporting and are closely related to the issues.
Christiane Hanna Henkel has headed the Technology department since its founding in November 2019 and has been with NZZ for more than 20 years. Christian Speicher, Head of the Science Department since 2009, resigns from this role in order to devote himself fully to writing in the future as a specialized editor.
