BIO

As a highly motivated and quality-oriented manager with extensive experience in publishing, communication, and the fashion industry, Noémie Schwaller has a proven track record of leading complex editorial and strategic projects for institutions and clients including the Embassy of Switzerland in the UK, the British Fashion Council, H&M, and ABB.

Most recently, she served as Head of Lifestyle at Ringier Medien Schweiz, where she directed the lifestyle sections of STYLE Magazine and Schweizer Illustrierte. In this role, she defined editorial strategy, managed a multidisciplinary team, expanded publication formats, and successfully navigated change and crisis management while producing daily convergent content across print, digital, and social media.

Her earlier role as sole Founder, Director, and Editor-in-Chief of DASH Magazine further strengthened her profile as an entrepreneurial leader. Running an internationally distributed publication from London, she built the brand from the ground up—securing investors, managing finances, curating award-winning editorial projects, and hosting large-scale events with audiences of up to 1,400 guests. This experience not only deepened her expertise in media and publishing but also gave her a highly transferable skillset in strategic planning, stakeholder management, and cross-cultural communication.

Alongside her publishing work, Noémie has contributed significantly to teaching and coaching as a lecturer at Istituto Marangoni and the Swiss Textile College, where she designed courses in storytelling, media, and creative concept development. She continues to mentor young entrepreneurs and creatives, sharing her knowledge of communication strategy and business development.

Across her career, Noémie has consistently demonstrated strategic vision, organiSational excellence, and interpersonal strength, building and maintaining long-standing collaborations with clients and institutions across industries. On a voluntary level she trains visually impaired people for fun runs as well as half marathons.