Campus Conversations – der HSG Student Podcast University of St.Gallen

A big part of the University of St. Gallens students belong to GenZ, the generation born between 1997 and 2012. If we belief GenZ experts, this upcoming generation is a highly relevant group because they seem to have very different needs and expectations than previous generations towards work and life.
In the context of the St. Gallen Symposium, the leading platform for cross-generational dialogue we were able to have a chat with one of Switzerland's most renown GenZ experts, Yannick Blättler, to stress test some of these claims.
Learn more about Yannick and his GenZ agency here.
Credits to the St. Gallen Symposium for making this dialogue possible.

Im Dezember 2025 werden Luca Fayd'herbe de Maudave und seine drei Kameraden auf eine rund einmonatige Reise gehen. Nicht speziell, denkst Du? Nun, sie machen das mit einem Ruderboot und wollen damit im Rahmen des World's Toughest Row quer durch den Atlantik rudern. Sie tun das sogar nicht nur für sich, sondern auch für einen guten Zweck. Luca gibt Einblick in die Vorbereitung auf dieses mutige Unterfangen und wir diskutieren mögliche Szenarien an Bord. Wer 44west weiter unterstützen oder verfolgen möchte folgt Ihnen am Besten auf Instagram oder besucht die Website:
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Wer sind die ersten und letzten Menschen auf dem Campus? Nein, es sind nicht die fleissigen Studierenden, was keineswegs ein Vorwurf sein soll, sondern es ist der Haudienst an der HSG. 40'000 Quadratmeter gehören zu ihrem Revier, welches sie jeden Tag im Verbund mit der Haustechnik und Verwaltung so vorbereiten, damit die Studierenden die Infrastruktur der Universität stets einwandfrei nutzen können. Adrian Rickert erzählt aus seinem Alltag als Hausdienstleiter und klärt uns auf, wer alles und wie an diesem System beteiligt ist. Vielen Dank.

Imagine sitting next to Ursula von der Leyen and Nato Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg and discussing European Nuclear policy? Well, this is a reality for Prof. James Davis. He is an esteemed faculty member in the School of Economics and Political Science and shares his insights on contemporary phenomena and his dedication to international relations. Tune in to learn about his new intiative on Nuclear Study in Europe and follow him on LinkedIn to stay up to date.

Prof. Oliver Gassmann is one of the leading business model and technology management scholars. As the second guest of our "Professor series" he shares insights into his life as a leading author, board member, professor, and more. Among others, we discuss two of his major publications, the "Business Model Navigator" and the newly available "Collaborative Advantage" book, which will be soon also available in the library. Learn more about and follow Oliver Gassmann on his LinkedIn profile/ feed.

What does it mean to have a passion for global developments such as trade, investment and geopolitics? Tune in to learn from Prof. Dr. Evenett's fascination for these topics and become ignited by his thorough understanding and observation about what is going on in todays' world. Among other things he shares his insights from attending the WEF 24 for instance.
Check out Prof. Evenetts profile on LinkedIn and also his initiatives:
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