Stephan Schmidheiny Success Story

Stephan Schmidheiny Success Story

Stephan Ernest Schmidheiny

Profile

Stephan Schmidheiny is a Swiss billionaire, industrial magnate, philanthropist and environmentalist. According to Forbes, Stephan is the 534th richest billionaire in the world and the 11th richest man in Switzerland. His estimated net worth is US$ 3.3 billion.

Childhood

Stephan Schmidheiny was born on the 29th of October 1947 into a very important industrial dynasty in Balgach, St. Gallen, Switzerland.Stephan has completed his education from the University of Zurich. He has a degree as well as a Doctorate in Law.

Early Career

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Stephan business career began in the year 1976 when he inherited Eternit Niederurnen. He was the CEO of the Swiss Eternit Group.

Heights

stephan schmidheiny et l ancien prsident de la banque mondiale james wolfensohn en octobre 2003

In the year 1976, at the age of 29, Stephan became the board President of the Swiss Eternit Group. The Swiss Eternit Group is a manufacturer of construction materials. Stephan inherited one-half of the business, which was the asbestos half. Stephan invested in various other industries that included banking, forestry, consumer goods, optical equipment and power generation.

Stephan was the director of many leading companies such as UBS AG, Nestle, Swatch and ABB Asea Brown Boveri. Stephan was the chief adviser to the secretary general of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED) for business and industry. Stephan played a major role in the establishment of the AVINA Foundation in the 90’s. The AVINA Foundation contributes towards and assists Latin America in social and business activities.

Personal Life

Stephan is married and has two children. He resides in Switzerland. Stephan even holds a Swiss citizenship.

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Full Name :
Stephan Ernest Schmidheiny
Born :
29th-Oct -1947
Birth Place :
Balgach
Education :
University of Zurich Ramistrasse
Occupation :
Businessman
Industry :
Business
Networth :
$ 3.3 Billion

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