From the December 2007 issue, eminent journalist Michael Green discusses the Lake Geneva region, especially as it relates to the childhood home of His Majesty King Bhumibol of Thailand.
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The Lake Geneva region, home to Swiss Global’s International Headquarters, was the subject of a feature article written by the Foundation’s
The London-based philanthropic organisation announced the recent appointment of Swiss Global Founder and Director Heather de Haes to the role of Chairman. Ms de Haes currently serves as a Trustee of the Foundation, and was a featured speaker at the opening of its Australian branch in Sydney last November.
Swiss Global Artistic Director Geoffrey Simon (r) with the Foundation’s US Counsel and Advisory Board member Jonathon Moore, high in the Alpine summits above Villars, Switzerland.
Relaxation was in order after discussions over our newly-achieved charitable status in the United States.
20 February 2008
The Swiss Global Artistic Foundation regrets to announce the recent death of one of its honoured Patrons, Sir Jack Lyons, and extends its deepest sympathies to his widow, Lady Roslyn, also a committed Patron.
The Foundation proudly announces its charitable status in the United States. The “American Friends of the Swiss Global Artistic Foundation, Inc.” is hereby recognized as a Public Charity, and under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code,
The Swiss Global Artistic Foundation is delighted to introduce its “new look” website. Designed in New York by Keith Mastandrea at Ambush Inc, the site includes multimedia capabilities and an enhanced visual presentation. The
Swiss Global Artistic Director Geoffrey Simon served as Juror at the 2008 Young Concert Artists International Competition, held 19 January in New York. Top awards were granted to Narek Hakhnazaryan cello and Pius
The southern coast of England saw the debut performances of pianist and Swiss Global Young Artist Benjamin Moser with the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Concerts in Brighton and Eastbourne (12 and 13 January,
