Talents

Before taking on a new challenge at Livit last year, Jordan spent over ten years as a property manager. This experience and his enthusiasm for passing on knowledge are now proving beneficial to him in his role as a business coach, which involves preparing new property managers for getting the best out of Livit’s property management systems.  

Good employees and well thought-out processes are at the heart of every successful company. At Livit, Fabienne, Olivia, Anita and Ramona work as Business Project Specialists to ensure that our property and rental management processes run smoothly. Find out more about the exciting work done by our Business Project Specialists in our interview with Olivia and Fabienne.

Where careers take off! Three inspiring and unique career paths offer insight into how Livit promotes personal development. Find out more and read the full post. 

Congratulations Micaela Tobler. Our dedicated branch manager in Ticino is celebrating an impressive 20 years with Livit. In this interview, she provides insight into her personal history and the unprecedented expansion of the Ticino branch. 

Today’s centre of excellence for ancillary costs within real estate accounting has created industry standards and even launched the first professional training course in its field in Switzerland: compelling evidence that the gradual separation of this specialist field from property management has been a complete success. 

Claudia completed an apprenticeship at Livit, then worked for us as a property manager and team leader. After 17 years, she decided to take on a new challenge outside of our company but returned a few years later. It is not all that uncommon for employees to find their way back to Livit. In 2023, 19 people did it. Find out what prompted Claudia to return to Livit.    

We are an ageing population and the need for age-appropriate housing is thus increasing. The majority of elderly people do not want to live an isolated life in a care facility. In the last post of our Future series ‘How We Will Live Tomorrow’, we’ve teamed up with think tank W.I.R.E. to present ideas for housing in the age of the silver society. 

The advent of artificial intelligence as part of our future lives opens up a wealth of new opportunities, but also entails certain risks. In the latest post in our Future Series, we’ve teamed up with think tank W.I.R.E. to examine the implications of AI in our living and working spaces, and the primary ethical considerations going forward. 

Due to the increasingly tangible effects of climate change and changing consumption and behaviour patterns, demand for climate-neutral products and raw materials is growing. But the need for new materials and the way we use them is set to change in future. While the sharing society plays a key role, a counter-trend is also in play.

Finding a home in Zurich is a challenge – especially for people who are at a disadvantage from a social, economic or cultural perspective. The Domicil foundation has been working for many years to find housing for people in difficult circumstances. As a long-standing partner, we lend Domicil our support, and have decided to expand this assistance in response to a housing market under growing strain. To mark our company’s 60th anniversary, we are making a major donation to Domicil.