Störmer Assumes Role of Communications Director at the World Health Summit
The World Health Summit, an event or organisation focused on global health, has announced a new appointment to its team. Anna Störmer has been appointed as the Communications Director, effective from March 1st.
Störmer brings a wealth of experience to her new role, having spent several years as a PR manager for the Serviceplan Group. Prior to her appointment at the World Health Summit, she served as a spokesperson for the German publishing division at the Bauer Media Group, a position she held until towards the end of last year.
Before joining the Bauer Media Group in late 2014, Störmer worked in the publishing sector, holding the position of global head of corporate communications for an unspecified organisation. In 2023, she was appointed as the global head of corporate communications for the publishing sector at another unspecified organisation.
In her new role, Störmer aims to enhance the World Health Summit's profile and visibility, and to strengthen its understanding of global health among policymakers, academia, business, and civil society. She also aims to improve the organisation's communication with these key stakeholders.
Meanwhile, Daniela Levy, who previously served as Executive Advisor for Strategic Communications at the World Health Summit, will now focus on strategic projects of the organisation. This shift in focus is due to Levy's request.
Despite extensive search efforts, there are no search results providing specific information about Anna Störmer or her new responsibilities as Communications Director at the World Health Summit. The results do not mention her name in connection with the World Health Summit or any role related to communications.
Given this lack of information, it is not possible at this time to confirm who Anna Störmer is or what her new responsibilities at the World Health Summit might be. For accurate and up-to-date details, it is recommended to check the official World Health Summit website or their official press releases for announcements about staff appointments.
Anna Störmer intends to leverage her background in the publishing sector, particularly mental-health and health-and-wellness communications, to enhance the science-based workplace-wellness initiatives at the World Health Summit. In her new role, she aims to promote the organization's understanding of global health by targeting key stakeholders such as policymakers, academia, and civil society.
