Patrick Rohr
Swiss television presenter and journalist
About Patrick Rohr
Born 1968. Patrick Rohr is a Swiss television presenter, journalist, editing staff, photographer and presenter.
Patrick Rohr (born May 4, 1968, in Glarus) is a former Swiss TV presenter. He began his career at Swiss national television in 1992 and currently works as a communications consultant and photographer based between Zurich and Amsterdam.
Work
Journalism On November 1, 1999, Rohr replaced Filippo Leutenegger as the host and lead editor on the political broadcast Arena. August 23, 2002 he became the successor for Röbi Koller as host of the society magazine «Quer». He hosted this magazine until its cancellation in March 2007.
From February 2012 to December 2015 Rohr attended and completed a programme on documentary and portrait photography at the Fotoacademie Amsterdam. His multimedia graduation project was called Bloody Serious – Trying To Understand The Difficult Search for a Ukrainian Identity. Today he is working as a photojournalist for Helvetas, Glückskette, Ruedi Lüthy Foundation, Support Network, among others, and also travels to various countries, especially in Africa and Asia, for freelance products (i.e. documentary Fokus Japan).
In May 2018, Rohr visited the Cox’s Bazar refugee camp in Bangladesh, which at the time was the largest refugee camp in the world. His visit and photographs documenting the conditions in the camp were featured by Swiss public broadcaster SRF.
Communication consulting In 2009, Rohr gave a public talk on political communication at a municipal campaign event in Horgen.
In 2015, he moderated the Wirtschaftsforum Toggenburg, a regional economic summit attended by government and business representatives, including figures from Economiesuisse and the Boston Consulting Group.
In 2023, he provided expert commentary to the Tages-Anzeiger on the communication strategy of Credit Suisse chairman Axel Lehmann during the bank’s final annual general meeting.
Publications
Reden wie ein Profi: Selbstsicher auftreten – im Beruf, privat, in der Öffentlichkeit. [Speaking Like a Pro: Appearing Confident – at Work, in Private and in Public] (in German), Beobachter-Verlag, 2008, So meistern Sie jedes Gespräch. Mutig und souverän argumentieren – im Beruf und privat. [How to master every conversation: Debate Bravely and Confidently – at Work and in Private] (in German), Beobachter-Verlag, 2009, Erfolgreich präsent in den Medien – Clever kommunizieren als Unternehmen, Verein, Behörde. [Successfully present in media – Communicating cleverly as a company, a club, authority] (in German), Beobachter-Verlag, 2011, Japan – Abseits von Kirschblüten und Kimono. [Japan – Away from Cherry Blossoms and Kimono] (in German), Beobachter-Edition, 2011, Die neue Seidenstrasse. Chinas Weg zur Weltmacht: Eine fotojournalistische Reise. [The New Silk Road. China's Path to World Power: A Photojournalistic Journey] (in German), Orell Füssli Verlag, Zürich 2021,
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Swiss television presenter and journalist
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Patrick Rohr was born on 4 May 1968 in Glarus.
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Patrick Rohr is a television presenter, journalist, editing staff, photographer and presenter.
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