Other Swiss organizations in the greater Boston area:
- swissnex Boston (Consulate of Switzerland) (www.swissnexboston.org): Swissnex Boston’s mission is to foster closer ties between Switzerland and New England in academia, industry and society. It organizes outstanding in-house events, and it is a great place to meet some of the brightest creative thinkers, entrepreneurs, and academics.
- The Swiss Society of Boston (www.swisssocietyboston.org): a great organization to meet with Swiss expatriates who have left Switzerland for good. The Society was founded in 1865, and it has a long tradition of welcoming Swiss immigrants to the U.S.
- Friends of Switzerland Luncheons (www.friendsofswitzerland.org): organized by Harvard Law School graduate and Massachusetts Attorney Marc Redlich. These luncheons are always great events to learn more about cutting-edge research directly from leading scholars.
- The Swiss-List (www.swiss-list.com): an informal group of young Swiss scientists and business professionals living in the U.S.
- SAMBA (www.swissamba.ch): a non-profit organization committed to enhance the academic, professional and social experience of Swiss MBA students, professors, and alumni from leading international MBA schools.
- A3SFIT – American Alumni Association of the Swiss Federal Institutes of Technology (www.angelfire.com/sc3/a3sfit): an exciting organization targeting EPFL and ETHZ graduates (diploma or Ph.D.) who reside in the U.S. or Canada.
- HSG Alumni Club Boston
(www.alumni.unisg.ch/alumni/home.nsf/ServicePages/Locals): the perfect place to catch up with fellow HSG alums working, studying, or conducing research in New England. The club meets every first Monday of the month in a local Cambridge pub.
