About The French-Swiss Chamber of Commerce
Founded in 1894, it is the oldest foreign chamber of commerce established in Switzerland. The French-Swiss Chamber of Commerce is an association under local law of public utility, with a bilateral vocation, bringing together more than 800 companies (Swiss and French), representing a total of more than 4'000 business contacts. The CCI France Suisse has a team of employees trained in the specificities of the two markets and a regional presence based on a headquarters in Geneva and branches in Zurich and Basel.
- Employees
- 11 to 50
- Headquarters
- Genève 6
Leadership
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Patrick Mayer
Vice-président, Membre Du Bureau Exécutif, Administrateur
6 reports
Josiane Tistounet
Member Of The Finance Commission
Olivier Dupont
Chargé De Mission
Damien Keller
Director of Communications & CSR
2 reports
Christopher Morin
Mitglied Der Kommission Für Die Ansiedlung Französischer Unternehmen In Der Deutschschweiz
Pauline Mathey
Responsable Comité De Soutien, Partenariats Membres Et Développement Du Réseau
Vincent Faysse
Administrateur
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