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Swiss business federation Economiesuisse to appoint new president in 2026

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October 12, 2025
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The Chairman of Economiesuisse decides not to stand for re-election

The Chairman of Economiesuisse decides not to stand for re-election


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Swiss Business Federation Economiesuisse will have a new president next year, as Christoph Mäder is due to step down at the end of his term.


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Mäder, the 65-year-old president of Economiesuisse, will complete his term in autumn 2026, the organisation told the Keystone-SDA news agency on Sunday. It added that “the executive board is keen to ensure a smooth handover when the time comes”.

The upcoming change at the helm of the Swiss Business Federation was first reported by SonntagsBlick. Asked about the reason for the change, Economiesuisse declined to comment.

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