We are excited to announce the Zug 2025 conference on «Value Chain Risk», taking place on September 25, 2025 in the heart of Zug.
This event is co-developed by the organising committee from Economic Promotion Canton of Zug, in partnership with CSCMP Roundtable Switzerland and CIPS - The Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply, and prepared in close collaboration with supply chain and procurement executives from companies located in and around Zug, including:
AB InBev, Autoliv, Biogen, Bossard Group, Burger King Europe, Coca-Cola HBC, Crown Holdings, Inc., Galderma, Johnson & Johnson, Kenvue, LKQ Corporation, Novocure, Novo Nordisk, Roche, Siemens, Stanley Black & Decker, Inc., SHL Medical.
Why You Should Join
In a time of increasing volatility, disruption, and complexity across global value chains, this conference creates a unique platform to connect decision-makers, share practical strategies, and explore leading examples of how organizations are responding to critical risk dimensions.
Program Highlights
Welcome & setting the scene
Three executive panels on emerging risk comains:
- Geopolitical Risk – navigating global instability and localization pressures
- Demand & Supply Risk – managing volatility, flexibility, and inventory exposure
- Cybersecurity Risk – preparing for digital threats and supplier vulnerability
Three lightning keynotes (10 minutes each) – bold case stories from the field
Apéro & networking
What Makes This Event Unique
Co-created by practitioners – with executives from leading organisations shaping the agenda
Multi-industry perspective – Pharma, Consumer Goods, Manufacturing, Energy and Tech
Focused and concise format – insights that matter, distilled into one powerful evening
Genuine community – no sales pitches, just high-quality exchange
Date: Thursday, September 25, 2025
Time: 18:00–20:30 CET (followed by networking)
Location: GIBZ, Baarerstrasse 100, Zug
Entry Fee: CHF 20
Please feel free to share the invitation with relevant colleagues, partners, and your network. See you there!
Registration