You will have exclusive access to the tallest building in Switzerland, the Roche Tower and have a fascinating interaction with our Strathclyde Alumni, Stéphane Ferraton. There will be time for discussion and networking with an Apèro and buffet supper.

There will be two parts to this event.

1. Guided tour of the Roche Tower featuring views across the Basel area from the cafeteria on the top floor. As access to the Roche Tower is limited to 20 participants, please register as soon as possible since it's a case of 'first come first served' for this tour. You are of course welcome to the Lounge Event only if the Roche Tower tour is full.
   The guided tour gives the opportunity to experience the highlights of the building, to view work and break zones, to learn about the building elements that are typical of the architectural style of Otto Rudolf Salvisberg and last but not least learn about Roche and to take a look at Basel. You are of course welcome to the Lounge Event only if the Roche Tower tour is full.
   
2. Lounge Event in the Tinguely Museum restaurant, Chez Jeannot with a unique interview by Corinne with Stéphane Ferraton.
   Welcome drink at 18:30 followed by a lounge interview at 18:45. How is Steph today?.. and how did the MBA change his path? 
   A passionate insight, a story written by life and the Strathclyde MBA.
   Buffet supper with time for exchanging ideas and networking at 19:30.
   
   

-! For those attending Part (1) please meet at the Roche Tower entrance at 16:40. Also, we need your names and date of birth when registering. 

-! All participants have to have a picture I.D. on them for the check-in procedure at Roche.

The event is highly sponsored by SMAAS and we ask for a token participation contribution of CHF 40.00 for members and CHF 60.00 for guests.

For any questions please contact Malcolm Ferguson (Tel: +41 79 403 11 74, Email malcolm.ferguson@bluewin.ch) or Corinne Hobi (Tel: +41 79 402 34 33, Email: corinne@voice4u.ch).

Looking forward to seeing you all on 21st April so register now and don't miss this great day.

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