Recent geopolitical events (including the current situation in Ukraine, the Syria crisis, and the rise of ISIL) combined with recent financial events (most significantly the SNB’s decision to cease maintaining a fixed exchange rate against the Euro) have had a profound effect on currency markets.
In addition, more long-term factors, such as the US economy entering recovery, the Japanese economy continuing to flatline, Russia entering a deep recession, and growth in China slowing, are similarly affecting exchange rates.
But what does all this mean for multinational companies? How can they navigate such a volatile currency environment?
YouTube, whose first video was uploaded in April 2005 – and whose domain name was registered on 14 February of that same year – has just had its tenth birthday!
In that time it’s gained over one billion viewers; provided a platform for anybody who wants to broadcast their message (including us at last year's Digital Storytelling event); created numerous cultural phenomena; and caused TV executives to have countless sleepless nights.
But what does the future hold for YouTube and its users?
Our client is a well known Italian fashion brand, specialised in ready-to-wear (womens, mens and childrens).
They are building a new HQ and team in Zurich and are looking for a talented senior District Manager to drive the Swiss wholesale market. The role will provide cross functional support and guidance to the team regarding retail buying, VM and corporate identity.
The role is based in Zurich, Switzerland, but you can be live anywhere in central Switzerland.
If you are a multi lingual wholesale fashion expert in the Swiss market and would love to be part of this exciting new project we look forward to hearing from you.
