To carry out its mission, Promove is able to rely on many regional actors. Promove’s members (municipalities, companies, and partners) are representative of the economic fabric of the Riviera-Lavaux region, and they make our association a source of information and expert knowledge. Through the mediation of Promove, the members represent a unique contact network of potential business partners for new project developers or investors interested in developing an activity in the region.
Organized by Promove directly or by a partner, our events are an occasion for actors of the economy to meet and network in a casual setting.
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Château de Chillon
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Early Bird tariff (380chf instead of 480chf), valid for any registration before 15.03.2021.
Fondation de Crêt-Bérard
The Riviera-Lavaux region has a very active and diverse economic fabric. For instance, the region hosts a world-leading company’s headquarters (Nestlé), a cutting-edge, biotechnological center (Merck), renowned clinics, and many private schools, mainly in the hotel and catering sector. Congress and private tourism is the region’s key economic sector, which supports, directly or indirectly, a large number of SMEs.
Promove’s mission is to maintain and strengthen the ties between the region’s companies and the local authorities. The economic fabric is an essential component of the balance of our cities and towns. Naturally, the fiscal revenue that our societies generate directly as well as indirectly depends on this economic fabric, and so do the services and benefits available in the region. At the heart of these issues lies the possibility of maintaining local employment.
We pay attention to our members and to the bosses that we work with throughout the year, and we transmit their needs and concerns to municipal executives and to the relevant departments, in order to gather the people who have the competences needed to find concrete solutions.
For any inquiries, please contact :
Tel. : +41 21 963 48 48
Mail : schmid@promove.ch
Promove fosters local growth by contributing to promote and maintain conditions that are favorable to business by monitoring strategic regional companies on a regular basis, providing information to the authorities and lobbying, undertaking cross-sectional studies on the region’s economic development, producing and informing on statistic values, and carrying out concrete projects, among other things.
Promove noticed that the presence of apprentices in companies is placing a growing demand on employees in terms of tutoring. Thus Promove launched in 2015 a semi-individualized tutoring system, specially tailored for apprentices. Given the success of the first test-year, the programm has been renewed every year since then.
Our aim is to relieve companies while contributing to improve the success rate of apprentices, and thus to accelerate the renewal of apprenticeship openings.
The AppApp program in the Swiss Riviera is an initiative of Promove, co-financed by Nestlé, Merck, Holdigaz, Caisse d'Epargne Riviera and the region’s municipalities.
What’s AppApp?
You are an apprentice residing on the Swiss Rivera, and you are interested by this program? You are a student and want to become a tutor?
To sign up, call +41 24 425 00 14 or go to www.formation-apprentis.ch >
In order to follow and understand accurately the evolution of the region’s economic fabric, Promove follows the Register of Commerce’s registrations, removals, and modifications on a daily basis. This data is analyzed and compiled in order to establish a yearly monitoring table for the political authorities. This statistical work is utilized to assess the actual economic attractiveness of the region as a location site for companies and identify in a concrete way the consequences of the economic context.
When strategic projects touch upon essential issues for the future of the Riviera-Lavaux region, Promove takes a decisive role, in order to support and speed up their realization. Promove puts its expertise and its network to work in order to help with economic analyses, business plans, funding search (including through the LADE), organizing reunions with the different stakeholders, sharing the contact of experts, as well as acting as an intermediary with the economic fabric or the cantonal services.
