56th St. Gallen Symposium
Organisation
The St. Gallen Symposium is the world’s leading initiative for intergenerational debates on economic, political and social developments. The symposium takes place annually in May at the University of St.Gallen, Switzerland.
With a lot of engagement
The St. Gallen Symposium is annually organised by the International Students’ Committee (ISC), an independent student initiative at the University of St.Gallen. For ten months, a team of approximately 30 students voluntarily engages in the challenging task of organising an outstanding St. Gallen Symposium. During the symposium week, the ISC Team is supported by about 450 student volunteers. Three members of last year’s team are taking up the role of Head of the Organising Committee.
In addition to designing and planning, the student team is especially involved with the development of the conceptual framework and content of the symposium. It decides on the key themes and fosters contacts with Partners and Donors, as well as selected Speakers and key figures as a whole. It also maintains links with media representatives and leading universities around the world.
Team
Cross Generational Leadership Team
International Students’ Committee
Presidents of the International Students' Committee
St. Galler Foundation of International Studies
Weza Bombo João (CH)
Head of Operations | Partnerships Manager
Anjana Sofia Sreedhar (CH)
President of the International Students' Committee
Andrei Ovchinskii (RU)
Responsible for Marketing & Communications
Brendan Lüthi (CH | RSA)
Responsible for Leaders of Tomorrow
Charlotte Walter (CH)
Responsible for Germany
Fabian Schönborn (CH)
Responsible for Switzerland
Pascal Koller (CH)
Project Manager Global Leadership Challenge
Felicitas Filz (CH)
Responsible for Switzerland
Dr Christoph Heusgen (DE)
Co-Conference Chairperson
Clara C. Streit
Member of the Board of Trustees
Philipp Navratil (CH)
Member of the Board of Trustees
Dr Steven Althaus (DE)
Member of the Board of Trustees
Filippo Caprioli (CH)
Responsible for Singapore
Giuseppe Maglia (CH)
Responsible for India
Robin Filiz (CH)
Project Manager Markets
Jana Besmer (CH)
Responsible for Germany & Nordics
Johanna Bieri (CH)
Responsible for Switzerland
Nathalie Hüppin (CH)
Project Manager Marketing & Communications
Johannes Becker (DE)
Responsible for Innovation & Technology
Matéo Krupp (DE)
Project Manager Leaders of Tomorrow
Lélio Dubied (CH)
Responsible for Luxembourg
Livvi Lehmann (DE)
Responsible for Leaders of Tomorrow
Miguel Guillen Mendiluce (ES | CH)
Responsible for Switzerland
Konstantin Feldbaum (DE)
Project Manager Programme Design
Nicola Lutz (CH)
Responsible for Marketing & Communications
Joo-Ran Schärer (CH)
President of the International Students' Committee
Nina Schütz (CH)
Responsible for Leaders of Tomorrow
Fanny Cibrario (CH | IT)
President of the International Students' Committee
Noah Münchmeyer (CH)
Responsible for Germany
Oliver Hermann (CH)
Responsible for Austria
Salomé Halter (CH)
Responsible for Switzerland
Viktor Jessen (CH | DE)
Responsible for Germany
Vinzenz Eisl (AT)
Co-Head of Programme
Johannes Vähäkangas (FI)
IT Specialist
Corinne Lüchinger–Woodtli (CH)
Head of HR | Executive Assistant
Enya Eggenberger (CH)
Co-Head of Programme
Kaspar Köchli (CH)
Head of Research & Leaders of Tomorrow Community | Lead Singapore Office
Pablo Mattia Quilez (CH)
Senior Project Manager Communications
Yannick Sommerer (CH)
CFO | Head of Partnerships, Innovation & Technology
Leonie Monstein (CH)
Head of Communications & Public Relation
Dr Gunnar Hauptmann (DE)
Chief Executive Officer
Dr Claudia Suessmuth-Dyckerhoff (CH)
Member of the Board of Trustees
Andreas Berger (DE)
Member of the Board of Trustees
Sabrina Soussan (FR)
Member of the Board of Trustees
Prof. Dr Manuel Ammann (CH)
Member of the Board of Trustees
Peter Voser (CH)
President of the Board of Trustees
Roshni Nadar (IN)
Co-Conference Chairperson
Lord Brian Griffiths of Fforestfach (GB)
Co-Conference Chairperson
Dominic Barton (GB)
Co-Conference Chairperson