Nicole Rosenberger Staub

Prof. Nicole Rosenberger Staub is a Professor for Organizational Communication and Management at the ZHAW School of Applied Linguistics, Zurich University of Applied Sciences. She also serves as Deputy Director of the Institute of Applied Media Studies. Her academic career spans over two decades, beginning with roles at the University of Zurich (PhD, M.A.) and professional experience as a Chief Communication Officer and Communication Manager in corporate and healthcare sectors.

Her research focuses on digital transformation's impact on communication strategies, strategic communication management, reputation management, and organizational identity. Notable projects include leading studies on school communication during the digital transformation, energy discourse analysis, and corporate communication in crisis scenarios. She has authored/co-authored books on topics like 'Energiediskurs' and 'Strategisches Kommunikationsmanagement.'

Rosenberger Staub teaches at both bachelor's and master's levels, including programs like 'Strategic Communication Management' and 'Digital Transformation and Communication.' She also leads professional development courses in leadership and communication. Her recent work emphasizes generative AI applications in communication and Swiss communication trends during digital transformation.

Her professional service includes leadership in projects like 'Energy Mentors' and 'Communication with Foreign-Language Parents.' She frequently presents at international conferences (SGKM, EUKO, ECHC) and collaborates with institutions like Migros and the Swiss Federal Office of Energy.