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  • Clara Millard Dereudre proposed as new member of the SBB Board of Directors

    Clara Millard Dereudre proposed as new member of the SBB Board of Directors

    Clara Millard Dereudre has been Director of Smart City at Service Industriels de Genève (SIG) and a member of the General Management since 2021. Her team works on engineering projects, shared services and solutions for smart cities. She is also responsible for IT and data management at SIG.

    Clara Millard Dereudre (52) has excellent knowledge and experience in the areas of operational and strategic marketing, sustainability strategy, innovation, digitalisation, cybersecurity and energy. She is French and has lived in Switzerland for 18 years, currently in Prangins (VD).

    After graduating from the École des hautes études commerciales du Nord Lille (EDHEC, FR) in 1994, Clara Millard Dereudre worked for the Dow Chemical Company for 25 years, including in Zurich as Global Senior Director Marketing, Strategy & Sustainability and in Indianapolis, USA, as Global Director Corporate Strategy and North America Director Sales & Marketing Operations. During her last position at Dow Chemical, she was appointed Senior Corporate Marketing Fellow and received several awards for innovation and sustainability.

    The Federal Council today approved the SBB Board of Directors’ nomination. Clara Millard Dereudre will be elected at the SBB Annual General Meeting on 24 April 2024 and will take office upon her election.

    She succeeds Alexandra Post, who has been a member of the SBB Board of Directors since 2012 and cannot stand for re-election due to the twelve-year term limit.

    The SBB Board of Directors would like to thank Alexandra Post for her great commitment and valuable collaboration over the past few years.

  • New Head of Communication at Halter AG

    New Head of Communication at Halter AG

    Anna Domagala is moving from Eternit (Schweiz) AG, where she has been Head of Marketing & Communication and a member of the Executive Board since 2018, to the real estate developer Halter. With the business units Business Development, Developments, Overall Services and Renovations, there are “exciting and new areas of responsibility for her at a real estate developer that stands for innovative and sustainable processes as well as concepts and not only talks about them, but also does what it says”.

    Before following her passion for architecture and moving into the construction and real estate industry, she had worked in various, also international, functions in marketing and sales in the consumer goods industry, including at Swarovski and Bucherer.

    As a trained banker and studied media informatics with a CAS in Brand Leadership, she brings a total of more than 15 years of experience and know-how in the field of marketing and communication.

    Nik Grubenmann, who has been responsible for communications since 2017, has been leading the Halter spin-off Aneecy in his new role as CEO since 1 January 2023. The company is developing a digital platform that enables builders and investors to align their projects with the requirements of the circular economy right from the first phase. Aneecy will go online at the end of 2023.

  • CEO leaves Flughafen Zürich AG

    CEO leaves Flughafen Zürich AG

    Flughafen Zürich AG is facing a change in its leadership: CEO Stephan Widrig is stepping down from his post at the end of April after 23 years with the company. According to a media release, he will take over as CEO of Allreal Holding AG from May 1, 2023. During his tenure at Flughafen Zürich AG, Widrig was in charge of real estate management and, as a member of the Executive Board, was responsible for all non-aviation business areas, including real estate. At Allreal, he succeeds Roger Herzog, who announced his resignation earlier in the day, according to a statement.

    “After almost 15 years on the executive board of Flughafen Zürich AG and in my ninth year as CEO, it seems sensible to me to pass on the management baton,” Widrig is quoted as saying. “The timing is favorable as all business units are in stable and competent hands, the pandemic is well overcome and the strategic focus for the next years is clear.”

    As Flughafen AG points out, the company has experienced strong growth phases under Widrig’s leadership. He said he successfully diversified the business model and led the airport “safely and economically independently through the historically unprecedented crisis in aviation caused by the Corona pandemic.”

    Chairman of the Board of Directors Andreas Schmid thanks Widrig for his “great, dedicated and long-standing commitment”. Flughafen AG now intends to initiate the process to identify a successor.