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Awareness Day HSG: Family and career – (not) a problem?

Career & Family: Talk about it sooner than you think
Date

Tue. 06.10.2026

Time

17:15 - 21:00

Speaker

Veranstaltung auf Deutsch

Location

SQUARE, Raum Rosenberg
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Price

kostenlos

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Children, careers and the bigger picture may still feel a long way off. Nevertheless, many decisions that will later have a major impact on one’s career, financial independence and family planning are made earlier than one might think. This makes it all the more valuable to engage with different experiences and perspectives at an early stage.

That is precisely what Awareness Day is all about. People from the worlds of academia, business and politics speak openly about their own journeys: What went well? What did they underestimate? And what would they do differently today?

No patronising lectures, just personal insights, honest stories and plenty of opportunity for questions.

The event kicks off with an academic presentation by Dr Ines Hartmann, Director of the Competence Centre for Diversity & Inclusion (CCDI) at the University of St Gallen (HSG). Our role models will then continue the discussion on the panel with:

  • Dr. Fabienne E. Meier, Partner, Knight & Gianella

  • Holger Laubenthal, CEO Cembra

  • Dr. Sabine Magri, Head Personal Banking, UBS

Moderation: Nicole Niedermann, Associate Director CCDI

Afterwards, we’d love for you to join us for a chat. Do pop round, have a listen, ask any questions you might have, and stay on for a drink. We look forward to seeing you.

Speakers:

  • Dr. Ines Hartmann, Direktorin CCDI HSG

  • Dr. Fabienne E. Meier, Partner, Knight & Gianella

  • Holger Laubenthal, CEO, Cembra

  • Dr. Sabine Magri, Head Personal Banking, UBS

  • Moderation: Nicole Niedermann, Associate Director CCDI


Event is public and free, Registration required.

Registration

The Awareness Day is organised by taskforce4woMen, an initiative of Müller-Möhl Foundation.

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