Well, I am the child of Italian immigrants and therefore a classic secondo. But I also call myself a Bergmeitli, as I was born in the canton of Glarus and spent a large part of my childhood there. When I was 12, we moved with the family to Winterthur, where I was asked for the first time whether I was a Tschingg. Imagine, I didn't know what that was back then (laughs). As a dual citizen, my heart naturally beats for both countries. I also love animals and enjoy entertaining guests and being surrounded by people.
For this reason, I also love my job; it allows me to work with exciting people again and again. The culture of trust and the development opportunities at Swisscom are also unique - Swisscom is unique! I started out as a temporary employee at Telecom PTT and was later able to support the "liberalisation of telephone devices" project. Since then, I have had the opportunity to take on a new role with a different activity every 5 years or so. Since I have been working as Delegate Public Affairs and Media, I have been increasingly committed to linguistic diversity at Swisscom.