Seedamm Plaza awarded with Esprix 2010
The Seedamm Plaza Hotel in Pfäffikon SZ has been honored with the Esprix Swiss Excellence Award 2010 .
According to the jury, the Seedamm Plaza Hotel in Pfäffikon has made a name for itself in recent years in terms of its diverse and creative offerings. It justifies the award with the Seedamm Plaza culture, which is specifically developed further as a success driver of the company. This is based on a jointly developed value system, a strong customer orientation and the involvement of all employees. This also includes the consistent path of ongoing improvements in the direction of sustainable business excellence, according to a statement from Esprix.
The President of the Swiss Confederation Doris Leuthard presented the award on Thursday at the Forum for Excellence in the Culture and Convention Center Lucerne KKL. She praised the award winner as proof that sustainability pays off and that today, in addition to efficiency, innovation and marketing, a good working atmosphere and an ethical and sustainable approach to customers and resources are increasingly taking center stage. She was pleased to note that more and more entrepreneurs are realigning their compass accordingly, explained the President of the Swiss Confederation. Those who think and act first will be among the winners, as President Leuthard told the approximately 1,000 representatives of Swiss and Liechtenstein companies at the Forum for Excellence in Lucerne.
The President of the Swiss Confederation also had words of praise for the second Esprix finalist, Raiffeisenbank Mischabel-Matterhorn: "Anyone who makes the dreamlike view of the Matterhorn their mission statement on their homepage is certainly not cultivating an exaggerated bonus culture." The jury nominated the bank in the Mattertal and Saas valleys because it has been systematically focusing on achieving business excellence for years and thus plays a pioneering role within the Raiffeisen Group. The qualification of the employees, pronounced customer orientation and the image of the bank are aspects to which great importance is attached and which are constantly measured and improved.
The Esprix Foundation promotes a consistent focus on sustainable excellence in all aspects of entrepreneurial activity, regardless of industry or company size. The basis for the evaluation of the applicants is the European recognized Model for Excellence of the European Foundation for Quality Management EFQM in Brussels. The Esprix was awarded as part of the Esprix Forum for Excellence under the theme "Back to the future - Swiss made".
The moderator Susanne Wille sounded out the four innovative "Swiss made lateral thinkers" Thomas Binggeli (Thömus Veloshop, Niederscherli), Martin Jucker (Jucker Farmart, Seegräben), André Lüthi (Globetrotter Travel Service, Bern) and Martin A. Ziehbrunner (Essemtec, Aesch) outline their paths as successful small entrepreneurs.
The President of the Swiss Confederation Doris Leuthard presented the award on Thursday at the Forum for Excellence in the Culture and Convention Center Lucerne KKL. She praised the award winner as proof that sustainability pays off and that today, in addition to efficiency, innovation and marketing, a good working atmosphere and an ethical and sustainable approach to customers and resources are increasingly taking center stage. She was pleased to note that more and more entrepreneurs are realigning their compass accordingly, explained the President of the Swiss Confederation. Those who think and act first will be among the winners, as President Leuthard told the approximately 1,000 representatives of Swiss and Liechtenstein companies at the Forum for Excellence in Lucerne.
The President of the Swiss Confederation also had words of praise for the second Esprix finalist, Raiffeisenbank Mischabel-Matterhorn: "Anyone who makes the dreamlike view of the Matterhorn their mission statement on their homepage is certainly not cultivating an exaggerated bonus culture." The jury nominated the bank in the Mattertal and Saas valleys because it has been systematically focusing on achieving business excellence for years and thus plays a pioneering role within the Raiffeisen Group. The qualification of the employees, pronounced customer orientation and the image of the bank are aspects to which great importance is attached and which are constantly measured and improved.
The Esprix Foundation promotes a consistent focus on sustainable excellence in all aspects of entrepreneurial activity, regardless of industry or company size. The basis for the evaluation of the applicants is the European recognized Model for Excellence of the European Foundation for Quality Management EFQM in Brussels. The Esprix was awarded as part of the Esprix Forum for Excellence under the theme "Back to the future - Swiss made".
The moderator Susanne Wille sounded out the four innovative "Swiss made lateral thinkers" Thomas Binggeli (Thömus Veloshop, Niederscherli), Martin Jucker (Jucker Farmart, Seegräben), André Lüthi (Globetrotter Travel Service, Bern) and Martin A. Ziehbrunner (Essemtec, Aesch) outline their paths as successful small entrepreneurs.
