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The Swiss names industry is booming. It’s been estimated that around 50% of the population in Switzerland has at least one Swiss name, and there are now more than 1 million people with a combined total of 3 million different surnames registered in the country. That means that if you go to Switzerland today, you’re likely to meet someone from any walk of life: an engineer named Rosenstock or a farmer named Meier.
In this blog post we will discuss 10 things leaders in the Swiss names industry want you to know about their company.
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The Swiss names industry has been around for centuries and is now a major player in the global market.
But what do leaders of this industry want you to know? What should we all work on together as an industry, customers, marketers and providers alike? Here are some thoughts from some leading figures within the swiss name business.
Lukas Straumann – CEO Migrol: “We need to create awareness about our brands.”
“In order to make sure that people understand how important it is to choose one’s own first surname (e.g., because they might have children), I think there needs to be more communication with potential parents at schools or kindergartens,” says Lukas Straumann-CEO of Migrol, a provider of Swiss names.
“I think there needs to be more communication with potential parents at schools or kindergartens,” says Lukas Straumann-CEO of Migrol, a provider of Swiss names.
Erika Schlotter – President and CEO Nametric: “We need to teach people about the importance of choosing your own first name.”
“It’s important that we don’t take this service for granted but instead encourage everyone who has children in their lives (parents, grandparents) to consider our brand when naming them,” she continues. “This is because it will not only make life easier for them later on–such as if their child starts school abroad–but also shows respect towards each other.
“It’s important that we don’t take this service for granted but instead encourage everyone who has children in their lives (parents, grandparents) to consider our brand when naming them,” she continues. “This is because it will not only make life easier for them later on–such as if their child starts school abroad–but also shows respect towards each other.”
Hans-Peter Bàlter – CMO of Migrol: “We have seen an increase in the number of people choosing Swiss names and are confident that trend will continue as awareness grows.”
Bàlter says he wants more young parents to choose a name with regional roots, or one from Switzerland’s diverse culture so they can pass on a sense of heritage and tradition.
“We have seen an increase in the number of people choosing Swiss names and are confident that trend will continue as awareness grows.”
Hans-Peter Bàlter – CMO of Migrol: “We want more young parents to choose a name with regional roots, or one from Switzerland’s diverse culture so they can pass on a sense of heritage and tradition.”
Migrol is Europe’s largest producer of baby goods for children up to six years old. The company employs over 500 staff at stores located across seven countries. In addition, the company operates distribution centres in Germany and Spain serving customers throughout Europe.
This year, it opened its first store outside of Western Europe in Istanbul, Turkey. Migrol is the first company to introduce children’s play equipment on wheels that can be folded and carried around for use at home or when visiting friends. It was also one of Europe’s pioneers with baby care products such as ECOS bedding – a natural fibre made from cotton and wood pulp grown without pesticides or chemical fertilizers – which has been manufactured exclusively by Migrol since 1986. In 2017, it became the second biggest player in France after acquiring Galeries Lafayette Baby Care Groupe SAS. The company operates distribution centres in Germany and Spain serving customers throughout Europe.” “With subsidiaries worldwide, Migrol produces over 20 million pieces per year for its own stores and
