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Artificial ice rinks start the winter season

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com October 3, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

City of Bern | October 3, 2024

Because the Ka-We-De is being renovated, only the Weyermannhaus artificial ice rink and the PostFinance Arena are open in winter. They start their season on Saturday or at the end of October and have to plan well due to the bottlenecks.

In Bern, the opportunities for “Schlööfle” are limited in the next two seasons. Photo: Keystone

In Bern, the Weyermannhaus artificial ice rink starts its winter season next Saturday. The PostFinance Arena will be open from October 26th, as the city of Bern announced on Wednesday. For the next two winter seasons, only these two artificial ice rinks will be available to the public. The Ka-We-De is being renovated and is expected to reopen at the start of the 2026/2027 ice season.

An occupancy plan was drawn up for the available ice surfaces. The city announced that this should ensure the clubs’ games and training operations and at the same time ensure a maximum of free ice skating and hockey games for the public. In the Weyermannshaus, both ice rinks will be iced at the same time for the first time at the start of the season. Previously this was done in stages.

October 3, 2024 0 comments

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Bern team winless – Platform J

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 28, 2024

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National League | 28. September 2024

Bern, Langnau and Biel do not have a good Friday evening. None of the three Bern teams won in this round. The home team wins four out of five games. The facts about Friday’s round.

Lausanne beats the Bernese at home in extra time.Fotos: Keystone

The Mutzen simply cannot win away from home against Lausanne: Lausanne celebrated its tenth win in its last eleven home games against Bern. Damien Riat turned 0-1 (11th) into 2-1 (16th) with two goals within 149 seconds. The 1-1 was the first power play goal for the Vaudois team in the current championship. Waltteri Merelä saved the Bernese team by scoring 2-2 (55′) in extra time. Thanks to a goal from Janne Kuokkanen (63rd), the LHC still celebrated in the end. While Lausanne returned to success after two defeats, Bern lost for the fourth time in a row.

ZSC wins thanks to Rohrer

As expected, the ZSC Lions set the tone in the home game against the SCL Tigers, which underlines the shot ratio of 42:21. However, they sinned in the end and Langnau keeper Stéphane Charlin was in top form. Only Vinzenz Rohrer had to admit defeat; the 20-year-old Austrian was successful in the 31st minute after a wonderful solo. For the Lions, goalkeeper Robin Zumbühl had his first shutout in the National League. Although ZSC still has to wait for its first power play goal of the season, it defeated Emmental for the eighth time in a row.

There was only one goal in the game between the Tigers and ZSC.

Ambri is working overtime again

If Ambri-Piotta plays, an extension is, so to speak, inevitable. The Leventiners played overtime for the fourth time in the fifth game of the season and won for the second time. The decisive goal to make it 2-1 in front of the home crowd against Biel was scored after 46 seconds of overtime by Finnish defender Jesse Virtanen, who scored for the third time in the current championship. Ambri won for the third time in a row. Last season, the North Ticino team lost all three home games against Biel.

Kloten continues to surprise

Kloten, second in the table, started the season with few laurels, which makes the results so far all the more surprising. The Zurich Unterländer achieved their fourth victory with a 5-2 win against Fribourg-Gottéron in the fifth game; their only defeat was in a penalty shootout (in Ambri). Against Friborg they scored the first two goals to make it 2-0 in the power play, and after 33 minutes the hosts led 4-0. Miro Aaltonen stood out as a double goalscorer. Friborg suffered its fourth defeat in a row.

Ajoie still winless

Ajoie signed three top Finnish strikers this season, Oulve Palve, Jerry Turkulainen and Julius Nättinen, in order to finally move away from the bottom of the table in the fourth season after promotion. So far there remains hope. The Jurassians suffered their fifth defeat in the current championship with the 1:3 against Zug in the fifth game, the goal difference is 8:23. In their first away game of the season, Zug led 3-0 after 22 minutes thanks to goals from Sven Leuenberger (3rd), Lino Martschini (14th) and Elia Riva and left nothing to be desired. Ajoie also left the ice as a loser in the seventh home game against EVZ since promotion.

Match telegram ZSC Lions – SCL Tigers

ZSC Lions – SCL Tigers: 1:0 (0:0, 1:0, 0:0)

Ort: Swiss Life Arena, Zurich – 10,333 fans. – SR Kaukokari (Finland)/Piechaczek (Germany), Fuchs/Huguet.

Tor: 31. Rohrer 1:0.

ZSC Lions: Zumbühl; Weber, Kukan; Lehtonen, Geering; Trutmann, Marti; Kinnunen; Froden, Malgin, Balcers; Rohrer, Grant, Zehnder; Chris Baltisberger, Lammikko, Sigrist; Riedi, Baechler, Henry; Count.

SCL Tigers: Charlie; Guggenheim, Riikola; Saarijärvi, Phil Baltisberger; Cadonau, Zanetti; Paschoud; Berger, Malone, Pesonen; Julian Schmutz, Flavio Schmutz, Saarela; Fahrni, Felcman, Allenspach; Rohrbach, Salzgeber, Lapinskis; Ross.

Punish: 1 x 2 minutes against ZSC Lions, 3 x 2 minutes against SCL Tigers.

Postfinance top scorer: Malgin; Saarijärvi

Remarks: ZSC Lions without Andrighetto, Hollenstein (both injured) and Hrubec (supernumerary foreigner), SCL Tigers without Mäenalanen (injured). SCL Tigers from 58:36 without a goalkeeper.

Match telegram Lausanne – Bern

Lausanne HC – SC Bern: 3:2 (2:1, 0:0, 0:1, 1:0) n. V.

Ort: Vaudoise arena, Prilly – 8701 fans. – SR Tscherrig/Eriksson (Sweden), Steenstra (Canada)/Stalder.

Tore: 11. Baumgartner (Vermin, Scherwey) 0:1. 13. Riat (Oksanen, Suomela/Powerplaytor) 1:1. 16. Riat (Finland, Oksanen) 2:1. 55. Merelä (Ejdsell, Loeffel/Powerplaytor) 2:2. 63. Kuokkanen (Rochette, Sklenicka/Powerplaytor) 3:2.

Lausanne HC: pasche; Glauser, Bayreuther; Heldner, Frick; Sklenicka, Marti; Vouardoux, fiddler; Riat, Suomela, Oksanen; Bozon, hunter, fox; Hügli, Kuokkanen, Rochette; Holdener, Bougro, Genazzi.

SC Bern: Reideborn; Untersander, Nemeth; Loeffel, Lindholm; Vermin, Kindschi; Füllmann; Lehmann, Baumgartner, Scherwey; Merelä, Czarnik, Ejdsell; Sablatnig, Bader, Marchon; Graf, Ritzmann, Simon Moser; Sign.

Punish: 4 x 2 minutes against Lausanne, 6 x 2 minutes against Bern.

Postfinance top scorer: Rochette; Lehmann.

Remarks: Lausanne without Pajuniemi, Pilut, Prassl and Raffl (all injured), Bern without Kahun and Kreis (both injured).

Match telegram Ambri-Piotta – Biel

HC Ambri-Piotta – EHC Biel: 2:1 (1:0, 0:1, 0:0, 1:0) n. V.

Ort: Gottardo Arena, Fifth – 6352 Fans. – SR Hürlimann/Staudenmann, Duc/Francey.

Tore: 7. Landry 1-0. 29. Rajala (Kneubuehler) 1:1. 61. (60:46) Virtanen (Landry, Kubalik) 2:1.

HC Ambri-Piotta: Senn; Heed, Curran; Virtanen, Zgraggen; Wüthrich, Zaccheo Dotti; Terraneo; Bürgler, Heim, Pestoni; Ang, De Luca, Lilja; Zwerger, Landry, Kubalik; Grassi, Miles Müller, Brüschweiler; Douay.

EHC Biel: Säteri; Stampfli, Lööv; Burren, Yakovenko; Grossmann, Christe; Kneubuehler, Andersson, Rajala; Hofer, Haas, Heponiemi; Tanner, Bärtschi, Nicolas Müller; Bachofner, Christians, Schläpfer; Derungs.

Punish: 2 x 2 minutes against Ambri-Piotta, 4 x 2 minutes against Biel.

Postfinance top scorer: Virtanen; Yakovenko.

Remarks: Ambri-Piotta without Isacco Dotti, Kostner, Maillet, Pezzullo (all injured) and Juvonen (surplus foreigner), Biel without Cunti, Delémont and Zryd (all injured).

Match telegram HC Ajoie – EV Zug

HC Ajoie – EV Zug: 1:3 (0:2, 1:1, 0:0)

Ort: Raiffeisen Arena, Pruntrut – 4003 fans. – SR Hebeisen/Dipietro, Urfer/Gnemmi.

Tore: 3. Leuenberger 0:1. 14. Martschini (Herzog) 0:2. 22. Riva 0:3. 24. Devos (Turkulainen, Nättinen/Powerplaytor) 1:3.

HC Ajoie: Patenaude; Nussbaumer, Fey; Scheidegger, Brennan; Pilet, Fischer; Thiry; Sopa, Palve, Pedretti; Turkulainen, Romanenghi, Nättinen; Robin, Devos, Veckaktins; Garessus, Rundqvist, Bozon; Pouilly.

EV train: Wolf; Bengtsson, Geisser; Hansson, Carlsson; Smurf, Riva; Balestra, Muggli; Simion, Kovar, Hofmann; Martschini, Olofsson, Duke; Biasca, Senteler, Künzle; Wingerli, Leuenberger, Eggenberger.

Punish: 3 x 2 minutes against Ajoie, 2 x 2 minutes against Zug.

Postfinance top scorer: Brennan; It drives away.

Remarks: Ajoie without Frossard, Hazen, Maurer, dirt (all injured) and Ciaccio (sick), Zug without Genoni (injured) and Vozenilek (surplus foreigner). Ajoie from 59:47 without a goalkeeper.

Matchtelegramm Kloten – Fribourg-Gottéron

EHC Kloten – HC Fribourg-Gottéron: 5:2 (1:0, 3:1, 1:1)

Ort: Swiss Arena, Kloten – 4371 Fans. – SR Borga/Stricker, Gurtner/Humair.

Tore: 13. Aaltonen (Ojamäki, Niku/Powerplaytor) 1:0. 25. Diem (Niku/Powerplaytor) 2:0. 27. Aaltonen (Smirnovs, Profico) 3:0. 33. Joel Marchon (Diem) 4:0. 39. DiDomenico (De la Rose, Bertschy) 4:1. 57. Sörensen (DiDomenico, Gunderson) 4:2 (without goalkeeper). 60. (59:44) Meier (Steve Kellenberger) 5:2 (into the empty goal).

EHC Kloten: Waeber; Niku, Profico; Gregoire, Wolf; Sidler, Steve Kellenberger; Steiner; Simic, Aaltonen, Audette; Ojamäki, Morley, Ramel; Meier, Schäppi, Meyer; Weibel, Diem, Joel Marchon; Smirnovs.

HC Fribourg-Gottéron: Rüegger; Rathgeb, Jecker; Gunderson, Streule; Diaz, Borgman; rope maker; Dorthe, Schmid, Mottet; Sorensen, Wallmark, Nathan Marchon; Sprunger, Walser, Gerber; Bertschy, De la Rose, DiDomenico; Naf.

Punish: 3 x 2 minutes against Kloten, 1 x 2 plus 5 minutes (Seiler) plus playing time (Seiler) against Fribourg-Gottéron.

Postfinance top scorer: Niku; Sorensen.

Remarks: Fribourg-Gottéron from 56:04 to 56:53 and 57:02 to 59:44 without a goalkeeper.

National League

Rank Team Games S U+ U- N Goals Points
1. ZSC Lions 5 2 3 0 0 14:8 12
2. EHC Kloten 5 2 2 1 0 15:9 11
3.
SC Rapperswil-Jona Lakers
4
2
2
0
0
15:8
10
4. EV train 4 3 0 0 1 14:8 9
5.
HC Lugano
4
3
0
0
1
16:11
9
6. HC Ambri-Piotta 5 1 2 2 0 15:14 9
7. Lausanne HC 5 2 1 0 2 14:13 8
8.
SC Bern
5
1
0
3
1
12:15
6
9.
SCL Tigers
5
2
0
0
3
14:12
6
10. EHC Biel 5 1 1 1 2 11:11 6
11. HC Fribourg-Gottéron 5 1 0 2 2 11:15 5
12.
HC Davos
4
0
1
1
2
7:16
3
13. Genève-Servette HC 3 0 0 2 1 4:7 2
14.
HC Ajoie
5
0
0
0
5
8:23
0

September 28, 2024 0 comments

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New constellation of the school commission – Platform J

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com September 27, 2024

written by Chief editor of world-today-news.com

Wimmis | 27. September 2024

Pupils from the communities of Reutigen and Zwieselberg have been attending the high school in Wimmis for a long time. After the two communities merged at the beginning of this year, a new contract for school cooperation has now been approved. The local council also discussed various projects and their loans and follow-up loans.

The community of Wimmis (seen here at the bottom of the picture) has renovations and replacements in the pipeline that require loans. Photo: Keystone

At its meeting on September 19th, the Wimmis municipal council decided on some of the municipality’s current issues, as it wrote in a communiqué on Thursday. In it, the community informs about a new cooperation agreement, which became necessary because the communities of Reutigen and Zwieselberg merged at the beginning of this year. For many decades, students from both communities have been going to school in the Wimmis high school center. At first only the secondary school students, since summer 2015 also the secondary school students. Co-determination for the Reutigen community is ensured with two representatives on the school commission. Therefore, the Commission now has a new composition.

Renewal of the outdated auditorium technology

The stage technology of the Aula Chrümig was also a current topic. The technical equipment in the Chrümig auditorium, which dates back to the 1960s, is to be renovated for 165,000 francs. The project includes the replacement of all stage technology as well as new LED hall lighting. If the community meeting approves the loan this December, the work will be carried out in summer 2025. It is at least doubtful whether the new facility will continue to serve for more than 60 years.

Expansion around the Chrümig multi-purpose building

The local council also dealt with an expansion project in the community. Wenger Fenster AG is planning an expansion at the Wimmis location and is dependent on additional space for goods handling and parking spaces. These are to be realized around the Chrümig multi-purpose building. Since the building and the land belong to the municipality, the project is to be financed by the municipality to the tune of 250,000 francs. A corresponding loan will be requested from the community meeting in December 2025. The counter-financing takes place via a long-term rental to Wenger Fenster AG.

Money for new water pipes

The community is renewing a service and a road at the same time. The water pipe in the rear part of Lochmattestrasse is scheduled to be replaced next year. For this purpose, a loan of 150,000 francs will be requested from the community assembly. A further 180,000 francs will be requested from the municipal assembly for the road renovation that is taking place at the same time. The project therefore costs a total of 330,000 francs.

More money needed for construction work

Finally, the local council discussed a required additional loan. In connection with the new construction of the Walo AG factory site, the water pipe in Alte Staatsstrasse was replaced. The local council has approved a commitment loan of 60,000 francs for this purpose. The construction work turned out to be more difficult than expected, which is why an additional loan of almost 20,000 francs was necessary, concludes the statement from the municipality of Wimmis.

September 27, 2024 0 comments

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New Festival Hall Construction Update and Highlights | April 10, 2024: Take a Look Inside!

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 10, 2024

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New festival hall with highlights | April 10, 2024

From 2025, the New Festival Hall will ensure that Bern has a new meeting place. Construction work is proceeding according to plan and at full speed. From May it will be possible to take part in construction site tours.

Construction work for the New Festival Hall in Bern is progressing according to plan. Photos: zvg

The many cranes stretching into the sky make it clear that there is a lot of construction going on in the north of Bern. Anyone who takes a leisurely stroll across the green Berner Allmend can see from a distance that great things are being built in the Bernexpo area, Bernexpo writes in its statement. The developer, Messepark Bern AG, and the general contractor, HRS Real Estate AG, are working closely with many companies in the region so that the opening of the New Festival Hall can take place as planned in a year’s time.

An event location for everything and everyone

The new building will consist of several main rooms: the foyer, the multifunctional stage hall as well as the cube and the deck as a congress center will create a new meeting place in the north of Bern. «We can hardly wait to present the new building to the public. Until that happens in a year, we will develop our skills as hosts parallel to the progress of the construction project and continually develop exciting event formats. The anticipation is huge,” says Bernexpo CEO Tom Winter.

In total, over 8,500 square meters of space enable meetings, congresses, cultural events, shows, trade fairs or events with a capacity of up to 9,000 people. With the upcoming multifunctional congress and event building, Bernexpo will present a large mix of uses. Regardless of whether seminars, company events or large entertainment formats are planned, any type of event can be held in the New Festhalle.

As host in the new building, Bernexpo will create moments for eternity with many planned events. “We are very much looking forward to exciting congress formats as well as events in the areas of culture and sport, about which many intensive discussions are currently being held,” says Oliver Vrieze, Chief Hospitality & Events.

Sustainable and a new meeting place

The New Festival Hall in the Minergie-P standard is a showcase object within the trade fair and event landscape in terms of energy efficiency. The new building is operated without the use of fossil fuels and has a modern photovoltaic system with an output of around 300 kWp.

A total of over 8,500 square meters of space will be created through the construction of the New Festival Hall.

44 new trees will be planted, which had to be removed from the exhibition grounds as part of the implementation. The proportion of natural areas will more than double and the planned green roofs will primarily use native plant species. In addition, a newly created outdoor area including a water feature, seating and planned catering options will ensure that the adjacent square becomes a public one

becomes a meeting place.

The construction team works excellently together and we have found a solution to every problem so far. We are pleased to be able to hand over the New Festival Hall to Bernexpo on the occasion of BEA 2025,” says Andrea Wucher, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the developer Messepark Bern AG.

Close cooperation with regional partners

The metal facade of the New Festival Hall, which will definitely attract attention, will give the Guisanplatz area a new look. Even if it seems so at first glance, the aluminum facade is not only gold-colored, but is also intended to be reminiscent of the sandstone that is part of the cityscape in Bern.

The expansion standard will be Minergie-P and is intended to be a showcase property in terms of energy efficiency.

Depending on the daylight and weather, the facade shimmers differently and more intensely. The company Bauimpuls AG from Heimberg is involved in the roofing and will install a partially accessible flat roof. But the inner values also count: In order to put the Neue Festhalle in the perfect light, Bernexpo is working with Zumtobel Licht AG. The Austrian company is responsible for the entire technical installation, while Ervotech AG takes care of the details and carries out the decorative work inside the new building.

Over the last few weeks, the massive steel beams have been assembled step by step on the construction site by Sottas AG. Another milestone in the logistically perfectly planned construction process of the New Festival Hall will soon be completed. «It is a real joy and fascinating to watch how the building grows and grows every day. Everything is on track and the new building is taking more and more shape,” says Oliver Senn, project manager for the new building at Bernexpo.

Modern stage system, large LED wall and long-standing catering partner

A state-of-the-art stage system will be installed in the Cube event room, which will be recessed at ground level and can be divided. In the Stage multifunctional hall, the stage is installed modularly according to the exact wishes of the respective event partners. This means that the organizers are guaranteed absolute flexibility at all times. The stage system is based on the Gala Systems Spiralift technology and is delivered and installed by Gilgen Logistics AG from Oberwangen.

The New Festival Hall will also have one of the most modern LED walls in the Cube event room

feature. At almost 28 meters wide and 5 meters high, the LED wall will be one of the largest in the Bern area. A sophisticated sound system ensures the best sound quality. In the area of gastronomy, Bernexpo is deepening its neighborly cooperation with Sportgastro, with which it has had a very good partnership for years. The sports gastro will be responsible for entertaining guests on various floors of the New Festival Hall and ensuring the physical well-being of those present.

Construction site tours will be carried out regularly from May onwards.

Various bars and a spacious kitchen with additional mobile units will be able to serve any type and size of event at any time and at the same time. Regardless of whether 30 guests or up to 9,000 visitors want to be catered for, the Sportgastro will fulfill every culinary request richly and professionally.

A visit to the construction site

From May onwards, Bernexpo will be offering regular construction site tours on the site, during which the guides will provide everything you need to know about the large construction project and are guaranteed to leave astonished faces with insights and facts. When exactly will the facade be installed? How high will the new event building actually be at its highest point? And what modern technology lies dormant inside the new building? These and many other questions are answered during the construction site tours.

2024-04-10 18:07:32
#Bernexpo #invites #visit #construction #site

April 10, 2024 0 comments

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BSV Bern Falls to Kriens-Luzern 30-36 in Handball Playoff Game 2: Farewell to Goalkeeper Aurel Bringolf

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com April 2, 2024

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Handball-Playoffs | 2. April 2024

In the second game of the best-of-five series, the first in front of a home crowd, BSV Bern leaves the pitch as a loser. Kriens-Luzern gets the break at 36:30. Before the game, the departing Bern goalkeeper Aurel Bringolf was bid farewell.

The Bernese team also failed to win against Kriens in game two. (Archive image) Photo: zvg

The start of the game was miserable. After just eight minutes, BSV fell behind 0:6. This was the mortgage that the Stadtberners chased until the end of the game. In the end, BSV lost a weak game 30:36.

Aurel Bringolf was bid farewell before the game. The BSV thanks its goalkeeper for his commitment, as he writes in the match report.

At the start of the game, the people of Stadtbern seemed completely out of sorts. After just eight minutes, the city of Bern was behind 0:6. It wasn’t until the ninth minute that Tobias Spring scored the first goal for BSV. The Stadtberners were also unable to use the first power play as desired and so Martin Rubin called his first timeout very early on.

This was followed by a small rebellion from the BSV, in which the city of Berne was able to reduce the score to 11:15 in the 20th minute. When Zeljko Musa received a time penalty a little later, the people of Bern were once again able to play in the majority. But here too, the BSV didn’t manage to make anything countable out of it, on the contrary. Shortly before the break, BSV fell into an eight-goal deficit and, thanks to a goal from Felix Aellen, the score was 13:20 at the break.

Good start to the second half

The start of the second half was initially strong, but after just a few minutes the Lucerne team was able to restore their seven-goal lead. At Kriens it is always the young players like Luca Siegrist and Valentin Wolfisberg who pose major problems for BSV. So in the 42nd minute the score was 17:25 and the Bernese team was in danger of running out of time. A few minutes later, the city of Berne started the late comeback and, thanks to Sandro Gantner, was able to reduce the score to 25:30 in the 53rd minute. Five minutes before the end, Aellen was able to preserve the five-goal deficit with a penalty. Now the Lucerne team began to work their magic and scored a nice flyer goal to make it 27:33. Since Wolfisberg increased again shortly afterwards and dismissed Mats Hirt at the front, the preliminary decision was made. In the end the game is lost 30:36.

Tobias Spring and Luca Siegrist were named the best players of the game. Spring received an emotional farewell after 14 seasons in the BSV Berns uniform. Thank you Tobi for your huge commitment to BSV Bern.

Match telegramm

BSV Bern – Kriens-Luzern 30:36 (13:20)

1358 Fans. – SR Brunner/ Salah.

Penalties: 2 x 2 minutes against BSV Bern, 4 x 2 minutes against Kriens-Luzern.

BSV Bern: Seravalli (two saves)/Bringolf/Ferrante (two); Aellen (nine goals/three), Allemann (three), Arn, Eggimann (one), Gantner (three), Getzmann, Hirt (one), Jauer (one), Kusio (four), Nyström, Spring (six), Strahm , White (two).

Kriens-Luzern: Bonnefoi (eleven saves)/Belkaied (one); Böhm, Idrizi (four goals), Küttel (three), Langenick (six/two), Musa, Oertli (three), Orbovic (three), Pellegrini, Röttges (one), Schlumpf, Sigrist (five), Sipic (five) , Steenaerts (one), Wolfisberg (five).

Notes: Missed penalties 0-0.

2024-04-02 05:01:27
#Bern #handball #players #lose #home #Kriens

April 2, 2024 0 comments

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Restructuring and Expansion at 3S Swiss Solar Solutions AG: New Executive Suite Announced | March 12, 2024

by Chief editor of world-today-news.com March 12, 2024

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Restructuring in the executive suite | March 12, 2024

3S Swiss Solar Solutions AG recently opened a second production site near Bern, and the organization is growing at the same time. With the realignment of the management team and the establishment of companies in Germany and Austria, the company is optimally positioned for growth.

Christian Bartholet strengthens the 3S management as CSO Sales and Marketing. Photos: zvg

As of March 1st, Christian Bartholet took over responsibility for global sales and marketing, the company announced. As CSO, he is a member of the 3S management. With more than 25 years of experience in the international construction supply industry, Christian Bartholet was most recently responsible for the global role as CSO Sales and Marketing at Jansen, a leading international manufacturer of building systems. He also has consulting and managing experience and worked for many years at Geberit in various international roles in sales, product management and marketing.

Christian Bartholet has extensive experience in transformation processes that lead to customer-centric cultures and organizations with profitable growth. «I am looking forward to working closely with the management and the entire 3S team as well as with our customers and partners. It is a privilege to be able to support 3S in this crucial growth phase in my role as CSO Sales and Marketing,” says Christian Bartholet.

Dominique Studer focuses on sales activities in the domestic market.

Restructuring

Dominique Studer, who was previously responsible for overall sales for 3S, will in future concentrate specifically on the rapidly growing Swiss market. This step is important and necessary to ensure consistent and optimal support for the significantly increased number of specialist partners and at the same time to bring further innovations onto the market. “In addition to developing building-integrated solar systems, we will increasingly offer digital solutions and services. The 3S Designer for planning 3S solar roofs, which we are launching shortly, is just a first step in this direction. We see great potential in digitalization and would like to support our specialist partners and solar system users even better in the future with various tools,” explains Dominique Studer.

With the founding of two national companies in the first quarter of 2024, the expansion of 3S Swiss Solar Solutions is also taking concrete shape. In order to ensure the necessary customer proximity, the company is currently building a powerful team in Germany and Austria. “The expansion into new markets and our growing presence continue to drive customer demand for modules manufactured in Switzerland,” says Dr. Patrick Hofer-Noser, CEO and founder of 3S. “With the highly efficient production facility in Worb (BE), which is unique in Europe, we have created the conditions to meet this demand for our premium product beyond the borders of Switzerland and thus make a decisive contribution to the energy transition,” adds the solar pioneer of Switzerland.

About 3S Swiss Solar Solutions

The Swiss company 3S Swiss Solar Solutions AG has been developing and producing building-integrated solar systems for over 20 years. With the aim of sustainably supporting the construction industry in the required energy transition, 3S produces with a Swiss understanding of quality and taking Swiss Label guidelines into account.

3S solar roofs, facades, railings and overhead solutions replace other roofing or building materials with homogeneous solar systems. Best quality, durability and very special resistance to environmental influences such as hail are top priorities at 3S and are the basis of the company vision “Solar aesthetics for the future”.

2024-03-12 17:33:54
#Swiss #Solar #Solutions #continues #expand

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