Philippe Bruyère

Philippe Bruyère has a diverse work experience spanning various industries. Philippe started their career at Club Mediterranée as a Finance and Commercial Manager, where they worked until 1994. Philippe then joined Carlson Wagonlit Travel, where they held roles such as International Internal Auditor, Finance Controller Switzerland, and eventually CFO for Switzerland and Austria. In 2000, they moved to Credit Suisse as the Head of Corporate Services Private Banking International Locations. After that, Bruyère joined IATA (International Air Transport Association) and held positions such as Director of Industry Financial Services, Programme Director for Simplifying the Business, and Vice President of Passenger Industry Distribution & Financial Services. In 2010, they returned to Credit Suisse as the Market Group Head for various regions, including Russia, Central Asia, Eastern Europe, Greece, and Israel. Currently, they are at EFG Bank, where they started in 2015 as the Head of Private Banking in Geneva. In 2022, they took on the role of Head of Strategic Projects for Global Private Banking at EFG Bank.

Philippe Bruyère has a Master's Degree in International Management, Finance & Accounting from SKEMA Business School, which they obtained from 1989 to 1992. In 1999, they completed the Orchestrating Winning Performance program at IMD. Philippe also attended Harvard Business School in 2006 to complete the General Management Program.