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Contact Person  Philippe Cordonier Philippe Cordonier
Head of Swissmem Romandie
+41 21 613 35 85 +41 21 613 35 85 p.cordoniernoSpam@swissmem.ch
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Swissmem Romandie

The Lausanne office supports our Swissmem members in French-speaking Switzerland and represents their interests in relation to local and regional authorities, media and the wider business community.

The “Swissmem – Suisse romande” office maintains the link between the member companies in western Switzerland and the head office in Zurich. This ensures that Swissmem's clients in French-speaking Switzerland receive direct, intensive support and facilitates close, on-the-spot contact with the authorities, media and the wider business community.

The activities of Swissmem – Suisse romande are defined in close cooperation with the "Comité Romand", which consists of representatives of Swissmem member companies from the French-speaking part of Switzerland.  Swissmem Academy has been working with the training institutions CIP Tramelan and Cursus Formation Lausanne in French-speaking Switzerland since 2020.

Specialists in French-speaking Switzerland

Swissmem supports its member companies in French-speaking Switzerland with qualified specialists in the areas of employment law, innovation, training and personal development.

Furthermore, the Zurich office provides information and advice in Switzerland’s main three national languages.

Do you have a question concerning employment law?

Béatrice Martin-Flatin provides information and advice to companies concerning employment law, the Collective Employment Agreement (MEM CEA) and the HR Code of Conduct. She provides intensive support for cases under her supervision. With her experience and customer focus, she quickly and pragmatically addresses each company’s requirements.

Fascinated by the industry, Béatrice Martin-Flatin also provides legal training and organizes activities to promote the role of women. 

Béatrice Martin-Flatin
Head of Unit
+41 21 613 35 85 +41 21 613 35 85 b.martin-flatin@swissmem.ch

Are you involved in vocational training?

Olivier Habegger is responsible for the French-speaking unit at Swissmem Vocational Training. He provides information and support to companies, training centres and vocational colleges in their vocational training projects and keeps them updated on current training materials. He also represents the interests of French-speaking Switzerland in various vocational training projects.

Olivier Habegger
+41 52 260 55 32 +41 52 260 55 32 o.habegger@swissmem.ch

Mitglieder des Comité romand (CR)

Wago Contact SA DomdidierFrédéric Riva (Président)
3D Précision SADelémontDominique Beuchat
APCO Technologies SAAigleMme Aude Pugin
Bobst Mex SALausanneAlain Berger
CAAJChaux-de-FondsRaymond Stauffer
Caran d’Ache SAThônexMme Carole Hübscher
Ceff Centre de formation professionnelle BESt-ImierCédric Bassin
Condis SARossensXavier Paternot
Constellium ValaisChippisLionel Thomas
DC Swiss SAMallerayClaude Sudan
Del West SARocheOlivier Conne
GreenGT SAEcublensJean-Luc Favre
Leclanché SAYverdonStéphane Dobler
LN Industries – SwissTubeChampagneDenys Kaba
Meili Technology SABexJoël L’Her
MPS MicroPrecision SABienneGrégoire Bagnoud
Nexans SACortaillodMarco Spinelli
Posalux SABienneRené Ronchetti
SOLO Swiss SAPorrentruyMme Anne-Sophie Spérisen
Steiger Participations SAVionnazPierre-Yves Bonvin
Swissmetal SAReconvilierJérôme Chanton
Willemin-Macodel SADelémontPatrick Haegeli
   
SwissmemZurichStefan Brupbacher (Directeur)
SwissmemZurichMme Béatrice Martin-Flatin
Swissmem – Formation professionnelleWinterthurOlivier Habegger
Swissmem – Suisse romande LausannePhilippe Cordonier (Secrétaire)

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Objectives

The CR aims to guide the decisions made by Swissmem’s official bodies with a view to promoting French-speaking Switzerland, in line with the region’s mission.

The CR therefore performs an advisory role. In this role, the members of the CR should – wherever possible – be the first point of contact for any Swissmem decisions, ongoing and upcoming projects, and activities.

In particular, the CR may be consulted on the following subjects (list not exhaustive) relating to French-speaking Switzerland:

  • training policy and job promotion
  • acquiring new members
  • federal and cantonal political issues
  • promoting and defending the association, its members and the industrial activity
  • fostering innovation
  • defending economic interests specific to French-speaking Switzerland

 

Last update: 25.07.2019