Resch serves as the chief communicator within the Society for Informatics.
New Head of Communications at the Society for Informatics Brings Extensive Experience
Alexandra Resch has taken on a new role as the Head of Communications at the Society for Informatics. She commenced her tenure at the beginning of the year, replacing Frithjof Nagel in this position.
Resch brings a wealth of experience to her new role, having worked in various communications agencies prior to joining the Society for Informatics. Before her current position, she worked as a Senior Editor in the Berlin office of GI, where she made a significant impact.
One of her most notable achievements at GI was the redesign of their member magazine, .inf. Under her leadership, the magazine underwent a complete overhaul, improving its layout, content, and overall appeal. This successful redesign is a testament to Resch's expertise in communications.
Prior to her tenure at GI, Resch also gained valuable experience in the communications sector, working in various agencies.
In her new role at the Society for Informatics, Resch will be responsible for managing press and public relations for the professional society. With her fresh perspective, gained from her experience in both corporate and agency settings, she is well-equipped to navigate the challenges that come with this role.
The Society for Informatics is fortunate to have such an experienced communicator leading their press and public relations efforts. Resch's appointment is sure to bring a new level of professionalism and effectiveness to the Society's communications strategy.
Resch's extensive experience in communications and business, gained from working in various agencies and as a Senior Editor at GI, will undoubtedly be beneficial in her new role as the Head of Communications at the Society for Informatics, where she will oversee press and public relations for the professional society. The Society for Informatics plays a significant role in the technology sector, and with Resch's expertise, it is poised to advance its communications and public relations strategy, further establishing itself as a leader in the field of informatics.
