New Associate Managing Director at RegionalMedien Tirol. From left: Freddy Pforschler, Thomas Zierlauth and Gerhard Fontane, members of the board of directors of Rignal Media Austria.
With immediate effect, Thomas Zierlooth, along with former Managing Director Freddy Pforschler, form the new managing duo of RegionalMedien Tirol.
In his new role, Thomas Zerlauth will be responsible for the further development of RegionalMedien Tirol and its many products. He succeeds Gunter Sterngel as Managing Director, who is moving to RegionalMedien Austria along with CEO Gerhard Fontane.
“We are very pleased that at Thomas Zerlauth we have been able to acquire an experienced private sector director for RegionalMedien Tirol. His experience in developing well-known brands and expanding strong sales, but also his many years of experience leading decentralized teams is an enrichment for the company”, the members of the Board of Directors of RegionalMedien Austria Gerhard Fontane and Georg Doppelhofer are convinced. “In addition, Gunther Sternagl will contribute many years of experience to the holding company for a full range of companies.”
“As a native of Tyrol, I am very pleased to strengthen the management of RegionalMedien Tirol and continue to drive the expansion and outreach of our powerful products MeinBezirk.at and BezirksBlätter. Informing readers and users of local events and working with people in the region as a local designer is a truly exciting task. Particularly because of my love for the region, I look forward to To further develop the company together with the experienced and committed team of RegionalMedien Tirol”, says Zerlauth on his new assignment.
Zerlauth was most recently responsible for sales for the Central and Eastern European region of Swarovski-Optik.
“Total coffee aficionado. Travel buff. Music ninja. Bacon nerd. Beeraholic.”
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