Foundations in trade and enterprise

Early commercial activity established in Zurich through a family-operated company active in textiles and interior goods, reflecting post-war European trade networks.

Formation of international exposure and institutional networks
Academic and professional engagement across leading European and international institutions, alongside early involvement in cross-border commercial and market-entry initiatives.

Activities during this period included work connected to groups such as General Atlantic Ltd, Atlantic Philanthrophies, and Duty Free Shoppers with Chuck Feeney.

Global expansion and cross-market positioning
Mandates spanning Europe, Asia-Pacific, and North America, shaped by international expansion, geopolitical context, and the coordination of activities across markets and institutions.

This period marked a transition from operational roles to broader strategic engagement and cross-market alignment.

Strategic representation and global development
Engagements expanded into strategic representation, global business development, and private mandates across aviation, lifestyle, and high-value assets.

Ecosystem consolidation
Previously independent activities increasingly converged into a cohesive ecosystem — combining strategic work, relationship stewardship, and proprietary initiatives across regions and sectors.

Corporate representation and international development
Current activities include corporate representation and the business development of global initiatives and expansion for multinational organizations.