Clusterpresentation SWISS AEROSPACE CLUSTER (SAC)

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2 Clusterpresentation SWISS AEROSPACE CLUSTER (SAC) 2

3 We are the industry network supporting the Swiss aerospace industry in the transfer of contacts, knowledge and technology. 3

4 Our Motto Better together The aviation and space industry play an important role in the Swiss economy. The industry consists of numerous small and medium sized enterprises that manufacture highly innovative products for OEMs and other major aerospace customers. The Swiss Aerospace Cluster brings together aerospace suppliers, research institutions as well as the service 4

5 Our Mission We strengthen the positioning of Swiss organisations in the aviation, space and satellite services industry, with a particular focus on SMEs and the supply chain. In order to achieve this: We build and maintain a network of manufacturers, service providers, universities, universities of applied sciences, associations, public institutions, with a focus on supporting SMEs. We facilitate active exchange of information and knowledge between all partners. We ensure knowledge and technology transfer in the sector of aerospace and satellite services. We cooperate with Swiss federal offices, international organizations (e.g. ESA, EACP), cantons (e.g. ZH, NW, GL) and other clusters and across disciplines. We participate in international projects to assess, develop and strengthen the aerospace industry. We encourage and facilitate participation at leading international trade fairs. 5

6 Our Goals Network of manufacturers, service providers, universities, universities of applied sciences, federations, public institutions, (emphasis on SMEs) Establish and promote new markets, market segments or customers for our members throughout the cooperation with swiss federal offices, international organizations (ESA, EACP,..), cantons (ZH, NW), and interdisciplinary institutions Know-how and technological transfer in the sector of aerospace and satellite navigation through the cooperation with research institutions and universities Active exchange of information and knowledge between all partners Fostering of the aerospace and satellite navigation industry in general Cross clustering with e.g. EACP, LRBW, International cooperations in projects 6

7 Membership structure 108 Members (August 2018): 83 companies 4 Research institutions 21 other members (associations, economic development offices and individual members) 7

8 Organization President Roland Hengartner Cluster Office Erik Linden Vice-president & Finances Andreas Wittmer Webpage, Social Media & Marketing Projects & Membership Projects Cooperations Alex Baumgartner Joël Hencks Alain Geiger René Vuillemin General Assembly 8

9 Board President Roland Hengartner, CEO, Aerolite, Ennetbürgen Vice-President Andreas Wittmer, Dr., CF, Center for Aviation Competence (CFAC-HSG), University St. Gallen Board-members Alex Baumgartner, Dr., Managing Director, SOLENIX GmbH, Darmstadt + Kappel Joël Hencks, Managing Director, AeroEx, Widnau René Vuillemin, Managing Director, EUROPOLES, Mollis Alain Geiger, Prof. Dr., ETHZ Institute of Geodesy and Photogrammetry 9

10 Advisory Board & Managing Director Advisory Board members: Werner Epper, Brigadier, Kdt. Lehrverband Flieger 31, LUFTWAFFE Bruno Sauter, Department Head, Office for Economy and Labour, Canton Zurich Diana Hartz, Head of Canton of Nidwalden Business Development Maurizio Scaramuzza, Dr., Team Leader CNS Expert Team, skyguide Marcel Egli, Prof. Dr., Head of Space Biology Group, HSLU Roland Müller, Prof. Dr. iur., ME Advocat Rechtsanwälte, Staad SG Michel Guillaume, Prof. Dr., Study Programme Aviation, ZHaW Christian Douglas Watts, General Consulate of Switzerland in Dubai Carl Ziegler, Managing Director, T-Link Managing Director: Erik Linden, M.A. HSG, Center for Aviation Competence (CFAC-HSG), University St. Gallen 10

11 Activities Co-organization of the Bodensee Aerospace Meetings Trade fair participation on joint stands for memebers (e.g. ILA Berlin, Singapore Airshow) Working Groups on various topics Networking Events Collaboration on (research) projects International networking Realize the regional branch of the European Satellite Navigation Competition 11

12 Working Groups Aerospace Medicine Aerospace Supply Chain (SME) / Bilateral working group together with Forum LR BW Aviation and Aerospace Middle East Helicopter Liability and Insurance in the Aviation Industry Safety, Security and Risk Management in Aviation Space Industry and Satellite Navigation Science and Education 12

13 Goals of the Working Groups Working groups consist of experts within the relative field Regular exchange within the group Organiziation of seminars and meetings Exchange between working groups in order to learn from eachother and create cooperation opportunities accross different sectors (both on a national and international level) Increase of the external visibility of the cluster and the aerospace industry 13

14 Become a member Ich/wir erkläre/n den Beitritt zum swiss aerospace cluster Institution/Firma: Name: Vorname: /Tel.: Datum: Unterschrift: Kosten der Mitgliedschaft pro Institution/Firma: Einzelmitglieder CHF 100. Industriepartner 1 bis 20 Mitarbeitende CHF 300. Industriepartner, Bund, Kantone bis 200 Mitarbeitende CHF 500. Industriepartner, Bund, Kantone mit > 200 Mitarbeitende CHF Hochschulen, Universitäten + einzelne Forschungsinstitute CHF 500. Vereine/Komitees CHF 300. Anmeldung zustellen an: swiss aerospace cluster c/o CFAC_HSG Universität Dufourstr. 40a CH-9000 St. Gallen Fon: Fax: Mail: info@swiss-aerospace-cluster.ch Internet: Mit nutzen Sie die folgenden Vorteile: Gebührenfreier Zugang zum exklusiven Teil des Branchenportals und zu den Workshops von Exklusiver Zugang zu Networking-Events mit ausgewählten nationalen und internationalen Teilnehmern aus Wirtschaft, Forschung und Politik Zugang zu öffentlichen Veranstaltungen zu stark reduzierten Preisen Unterstützung bei der Suche nach Partnern für WTT sowie bei der Antragstellung und Bearbeitung bei nationalen (z.b. KTI) oder internationalen Projekten (z.b. EU, ESA) Unterstützung in den Bereichen Public Affairs und Public Relations 14

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16 Part of EACP Companies 430+ Research Institutions 125+ Administrative Bodies EACP is the most active, visible, and comprehensive aerospace cluster collaboration platform in Europe. EACP establishes trustful relations through close interaction and open collaboration amongst European aerospace regions. Read more. The EACP aims at initiating an active exchange of information and knowledge between all partners and at developing and realizing concrete steps for long-term trans-national cooperation between clusters and companies for a stronger and more competitive European position in the world aerospace markets. 16

17 Contact the SAC Swiss Aerospace Cluster c/o Center for Aviation Competence University of St. Gallen Dufourstrasse 40a CH-9000 St. Gallen / Switzerland Fon Fax Mail info@swiss-aerospace-cluster.ch Page 17