View the recording of "Switzerland needs global talent" study virtual event
In partnership with the Swiss-American Chamber of Commerce, we hosted a virtual event to discuss the findings of our Switzerland needs global talent study: Winning the ‘War for talent’ and ensuring Switzerland remains competitive on 9 December 2020.
The panel discussion, moderated by Martin Naville, CEO Swiss-American-Chamber of Commerce, was joined by engaging guest speakers: Bettina Schaller, Head Group Public Affairs at Adecco, Thomas Landolt, Managing Director at IBM Switzerland, Valentin Vogt, President at Swiss Employers Association and Jackie Hess, Managing Partner and member of the Swiss Executive at Deloitte. Main topics of the discussion was the current situation around global talent availability, the key issues Swiss-based companies are confronted with and concrete proposals to help strengthen the competitiveness of the Swiss economy in this crucial field.Missed the virtual event? View the recording now
Switzerland needs global talent - about the study
One of the central challenges in Switzerland is that our business location is among the best worldwide, but we risk losing ground compared to other attractive locations.
Deloitte and the Swiss-American Chamber of Commerce have come to the conclusion that better framework conditions are needed for international top talent in order for the Swiss economy to remain world-class. Therefore, we decided to jointly analyse the current situation, work out proposals for solutions and present them in this study. The study is based on comprehensive data analysis and on a number of face-to-face interviews with companies, institutions and individuals based in Switzerland.
If you would like to discuss more on this topic, please get in touch with our key contacts below.
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