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Corporate Partner 2023: 
Roche Diagnostic AG

Roche Diagnostics is a division of the Roche Group. They develop advanced diagnostic solutions that help healthcare professionals make important treatment decisions for their patients. At the same time, they aim to better embed these solutions into global healthcare systems - at lower cost, while ensuring the best outcomes. In more than 100 countries, they offer the broadest in vitro testing portfolio in the industry, as well as tools for consulting, digital diagnostics, disease management, laboratory automation and software systems. The result is integrated solutions for laboratories, healthcare professionals and healthcare systems.

Case:

Market strategy for DTC product

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Corporate Partner 2022: 
Leonteq Securities AG

Leonteq is a Swiss fintech company with a leading marketplace for structured investment solutions. Based on proprietary modern technology, the company offers derivative investment products and services and predominantly covers the capital protection, yield enhancement, and participation product classes. Leonteq acts as both a direct issuer of its own products and as a partner to other financial institutions. Leonteq further enables life insurance companies and banks to produce capital-efficient, unit-linked pension products with guarantees.

Case:

Participants developed the solution to a diversity and integration case, a marketing case, and a crypto staking case for Leonteq.

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Corporate Partner 2021:
Victorinox

Victorinox was founded in 1891 and manufactures and sells unique high-quality products with practical uses throughout the world. First and foremost is the famous Swiss Army Knife, which has achieved cult status in Switzerland and the rest of the world. In addition to the pocket knife, there are four other product categories: Household and professional knives, watches, luggage and perfume. Victorinox employs 2,100 people and achieved a turnover of around CHF 500 million in 2019.

 

Case:

Victorinox asked itself how suitable new services and/or business models could be used to attract new target groups and increase direct contact with consumers.

Key-Facts

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More than 50 applicants | 36 participants

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6 innovative solutions in the final

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One winning team

Testimonials 

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