Last but not least: Miss Building Technology

One more to go! After Miss Tuning, Miss Earth, Miss Handicap, Miss Auto Zürich and Miss Molly, the stage is now set for Miss Building Technology.

Miss Switzerland - the mother of all pageants - is currently in crisis. The current title holder called... wait... Laetitia Guarino still needs some time to get into the much-heralded charitable gear (20 Minuten reported). But that was the plan according to the PR department, and now things are slowly but surely getting underway.

And Missen owner Guido Fluri was already flirting with the idea of a possible Jump offbut in retrospect saw himself misunderstood (Werbewoche.ch reported). A flawless miss interpretation of the business magazine. Fluri remains. The future of the event stands on beautiful, but extremely shaky legs.

In such nasty miss times, the saying goes: Better one more Miss than one less. Otherwise you suddenly end up with no Miss at all. Rescue is at hand - and has a title: Miss Building Technology!

What at first glance sounds like Miss Garden Center or Miss Facility Management is not only meant seriously, but a done deal. Both the casting show (June 18) and the actual election with gala dinner (September 30) will take place at the Kongresshaus Zurich in 2015. The whole thing will be hosted by "an extremely popular" but still secret person. And Christa Rigozzi has already been approached as a possible member of the four-person celebrity jury. She seems suitable, as she sits on almost every jury in the country anyway and is already an ambassador for the building technology company Tobler and is therefore more or less a specialist.

The election, organized by Gropag Personalmanagement, aims to make the industry, which suffers from a shortage of skilled workers, more popular among young people and women in particular. Participate Women who have completed basic training or further training in building technology or engineering or are currently working in this sector are eligible. Seize the opportunity now and become Miss Building Technology! We'll keep our fingers crossed for you. (hae)

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Thomas Häusermann / Image: Keystone

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