Céline joined swissinfo.ch in 2018 as video journalist for the 'Nouvo in English' project, just after graduating from the Academie du journalisme et des medias (AJM) at the University of Neuchâtel. Originally from Ticino, she's been filming, writing and interviewing people all over Switzerland since she got her first reporter badge at 11 during a school camp.
The biggest event on the Swiss agenda in 2019 is the federal election in October. To avoid a slow death by boredom, we’re going to “Nouvo it”! What does that mean? Well, Nouvo has always been made just for you, but now we want you to make it with us. We’re going to be asking what matters to you, we want to know your thoughts and opinions, we want you to talk to us, so that we can have a conversation. And this is who we are: the people behind the different Nouvo language accounts.
From left to right: Flavio Deflorin (Nouvo RTR), Seraina Derungs (Nouvo RTR), Sophie Badoux (Nouvo RTS), Pascal Burkhard (Nouvo SRF), Céline Stegmüller (Nouvo in English) and Marija Milanovic (Nouvo RSI).
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