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Helvetia Insurance Group, with its headquarters in St. Gallen, has grown since 1858 to become a successful international insurance group with strong Swiss roots, over 14,000 employees (FTE) and around 6.7 million customers. It has always been there for its customers when it matters. In the Swiss, Spain and GIAM (German, Italian and Austrian Markets) segments, Helvetia positions itself as a Local Customer Champion and supports its customers throughout their lives as their preferred provider. It also focuses on the rapidly growing segment of customers over 50. In all of its segments, and in the Specialty Markets segment in particular, Helvetia strives to generate growth as a global specialist in the international specialty lines business and in reinsurance. Thanks to its lean and flexible structures, Helvetia is able to focus on profitability in a cyclical business. At the same time, Helvetia uses its expertise in its European retail markets to offer specialty solutions to SME customers. Further information: - www.helv.me/imprint - www.helv.me/privacy - www.helv.me/netiquette

Swiss, Premium, Performance BMC Switzerland is a premium, Swiss, bike brand. Established in 1994, the company employs approximately 160 people, worldwide. It is headquartered in Grenchen, Switzerland where it also has its own research and development facility; the Impec Lab. BMC’s bikes meet the highest standards in quality, design and manufacturing and the company invests heavily in research and development to continue to improve its designs and technologies. BMC has written its way into history by supplying bikes for the world’s top athletes, winning races such as the Tour de France, the Team Time Trial and Road World Championships, the MTB XCO World Championships and numerous Ironman Championships. More information about its products, technologies and racing teams can be found on the BMC website.

Willkommen bei Swiss-Ski – beim Schweizerischen Skiverband. Swiss-Ski gehört mit knapp 100 000 Mitgliedern, 300 Athleten und circa 200 Trainern und Mitarbeitenden aus den Sportarten Ski Alpin, Langlauf, Snowboard, Skisprung, Nordische Kombination, Biathlon, Skicross, Freeski, Aerials, Moguls und Telemark sowie mit rund 750 Clubs in 12 Regionalverbänden zu den grössten Sportverbänden der Schweiz. Zusätzlich organisiert und/oder vermarktet Swiss-Ski zahlreiche Events auf internationaler, nationaler oder lokaler Ebene für Spitzensportler, Nachwuchsathleten oder im Breitensport.