In the heart of Switzerland lies a marvel of engineering and scenic beauty—the Centovallibahn, celebrating a glorious century of connecting landscapes and communities. As we go on a journey through time, we uncover the financial significance of this iconic railway and its impact on the region. In 2024, the Centovallina will be 100 years old.
Henry Kissinger, a name synonymous with diplomacy and global strategy, extends far beyond political corridors. In this profile, we delve into the life and impact of the man who navigated the complexities of international relations and left an indelible mark on the world stage.
He was not a good pupil; rather, he was restless and hyperactive. As a child, Sergio Ermotti dreamed of a career in football and often stood behind the FC Lugano goal as a ball boy. But things have changed significantly: the 63-year-old manager is now one of Europe's longest-serving bank CEOs. After working as chief executive of Swiss banking giant UBS from 2011 to 2020, he regained this position in the spring of 2023.
Among all generational groups, the health category is a top priority in philanthropic donations. Having a sense of personal touch, health care donors are more likely to make a gift in honour or memory of someone.
Switzerland is known for its stunning landscapes, charming villages, and majestic Alps. However, there is a hidden gem that often goes unnoticed – Swiss wine. Although relatively unknown on the international wine scene, Swiss wines are exceptionally flavorful, complex, and worth exploring.
People sometimes associate philanthropy with simply donating money to worthy causes, yet it is a deeply engrained notion of how to improve people's lives. It extends beyond the traditional definition of charity to embrace a wide range of behaviours motivated by a sincere desire to make the world a better place. This understanding is essential in the corporate sector, where philanthropy may take various forms other than simply donating money.
At the United Nations Climate Change Conference (30.12.-12-12.2023) in Dubai, the global community made a significant breakthrough. It is the first time in the history of climate conferences, known as "COPs," that all 197 participating countries and the EU have agreed to abandon oil and gas. This was previously solely true for coal. The governments are urged to abandon fossil fuels in their energy systems in the 21-page report that has now been accepted.
Geopolitical tensions and uncertainty have emerged as the new norm, and public, private, and philanthropic actors need to better equip themselves to confront emergency situations in the near and intermediate future, as well as collaborate more closely to address the interconnectedness and complexity of such crises.

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