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Campusplan - Map of the Campus
22 10 34 09
240405 02062526 01
40 41
Bus 9
28 2729 36 313938
Varnbüelstrasse
Höhenweg
Dufourstrasse
Guisanstrasse
Bodanstrasse
Curtistrasse
35
08
56
23
37
58 07
Bus 9
20 21
Dufourstrasse 4804Varnbüelstrasse 16 05
MensaUniversity Restaurant07
Aula02
Kirchhoferhaus 06
HauptgebäudeMain Building01 Bibliotheksgebäude
Library Building09
DienstgebäudeService Building08
Sporthalle Sports Hall10
Weiterbildungszentrum Holzweid Executive Campus HSG 14-17
Provisorium 1 – BüroProvisional 1 – Offices20Provisorium 2 – BüroProvisional 2 – Offices21Provisorium 3 – LehreProvisional 3 – Teaching Facilities22
Zentrales InstitutsgebäudeCentral Institute Building24
Lehrraum PavillonClassroom Pavilion23 Varnbüelstr. 19 – Skriptenkommission
Script Commission34
Guisanstr. 9 – StudentenschaftStudent Union40Guisanstrasse 11 41Guisanstrasse 36Werner-Siemens-MLE-Haus56Tellstrasse 258
Gatterstr. 3 – SprachenzentrumLanguage Center36
Gatterstrasse 1 35
Bodanstrasse 628
Bodanstrasse 4 27
Bodanstrasse 3 26
Guisanstrasse 3 – CSC-HSGCareer Services Center31
Bodanstrasse 829
Gatterstrasse 9 – KinderhortCreche38
Guisanstr. 7 – HSG AlumniHSG Alumni37
Guisanstrasse 1a 39
Fahrradständer/MotorradstellplatzBike Rack
Invaliden ParkplätzeDisabled Parking
BuslinieBus line
ParkplätzeCar ParkingPMobility Car Sharing
WarenanlieferungDelivery of goods
Parkgarage ACar Parking A03 Information
Info Desk
Bodanstrasse 1 25
32 Bahnhofstrasse 8 33 Rosenbergstrasse 51 46 Tigerbergstrasse 21 47 Rosenbergstrasse 52 48 Blumenbergplatz 9 49 Müller-Friedbergstr. 8 50 Tigerbergstrasse 2 51 Rosenbergstrasse 60 57 Tigerbergstrasse 9
44 Dufourstrasse 45 45 Dufourstrasse 59 52 Dufourstrasse 32
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Bus 5
WBZ-HSG 900m (10 Gehminuten)14-17
14-17 Weiterbildungszentrum Holzweid (WBZ-HSG) 43 Kirchlistrasse 2 53 Tannenstrasse 19 54 Girtannerstrasse 6 55 Girtannerstrasse 8
(10-15 Gehminuten)
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Universität St.GallenCentro Latinoamericano-Suizo CLS HSGMüller-Friedberg-Strasse 8 | CH-9000 St.Gallen+41 71 224 25 [email protected] | www.cls.unisg.ch
Centro Latinoamericano-Suizo CLS HSG | Müller-Friedberg-Strasse 8 | CH-9000 St.Gallen+41 71 224 25 66 | [email protected] | www.cls.unisg.ch
The Jornada Ecuatoriana is open to the public.If you are interested in joining us, please register by April 30, 2019 [email protected]
Campusplan - Map of the Campus
22 10 34 09
240405 02062526 01
40 41
Bus 9
28 2729 36 313938
Varnbüelstrasse
Höhenweg
Dufourstrasse
Guisanstrasse
Bodanstrasse
Curtistrasse
35
08
56
23
37
58 07
Bus 9
20 21
Dufourstrasse 4804Varnbüelstrasse 16 05
MensaUniversity Restaurant07
Aula02
Kirchhoferhaus 06
HauptgebäudeMain Building01 Bibliotheksgebäude
Library Building09
DienstgebäudeService Building08
Sporthalle Sports Hall10
Weiterbildungszentrum Holzweid Executive Campus HSG 14-17
Provisorium 1 – BüroProvisional 1 – Offices20Provisorium 2 – BüroProvisional 2 – Offices21Provisorium 3 – LehreProvisional 3 – Teaching Facilities22
Zentrales InstitutsgebäudeCentral Institute Building24
Lehrraum PavillonClassroom Pavilion23 Varnbüelstr. 19 – Skriptenkommission
Script Commission34
Guisanstr. 9 – StudentenschaftStudent Union40Guisanstrasse 11 41Guisanstrasse 36Werner-Siemens-MLE-Haus56Tellstrasse 258
Gatterstr. 3 – SprachenzentrumLanguage Center36
Gatterstrasse 1 35
Bodanstrasse 628
Bodanstrasse 4 27
Bodanstrasse 3 26
Guisanstrasse 3 – CSC-HSGCareer Services Center31
Bodanstrasse 829
Gatterstrasse 9 – KinderhortCreche38
Guisanstr. 7 – HSG AlumniHSG Alumni37
Guisanstrasse 1a 39
Fahrradständer/MotorradstellplatzBike Rack
Invaliden ParkplätzeDisabled Parking
BuslinieBus line
ParkplätzeCar ParkingPMobility Car Sharing
WarenanlieferungDelivery of goods
Parkgarage ACar Parking A03 Information
Info Desk
Bodanstrasse 1 25
32 Bahnhofstrasse 8 33 Rosenbergstrasse 51 46 Tigerbergstrasse 21 47 Rosenbergstrasse 52 48 Blumenbergplatz 9 49 Müller-Friedbergstr. 8 50 Tigerbergstrasse 2 51 Rosenbergstrasse 60 57 Tigerbergstrasse 9
44 Dufourstrasse 45 45 Dufourstrasse 59 52 Dufourstrasse 32
Gat
ters
tras
se
P
Bus 5
WBZ-HSG 900m (10 Gehminuten)14-17
14-17 Weiterbildungszentrum Holzweid (WBZ-HSG) 43 Kirchlistrasse 2 53 Tannenstrasse 19 54 Girtannerstrasse 6 55 Girtannerstrasse 8
(10-15 Gehminuten)
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Classroom PavilionRoom 23-001Curtistrasse, 9000 St.Gallen
J O R N A DA E C UATO R I A N A
Friday, May 3, 2019 / 13:00 hrs
University of St.GallenRoom 23-001, Classroom Pavilion
Map of the Campus
13:00 Opening and Welcome Yvette Sánchez (CLS HSG University of St.Gallen) 13:15 Migration Emilio Rafael Izquierdo (Ambassador, Ecuador‘s Permanent Representative to the UN Geneva) Cultural references and collective actions on migration
13:45 Johannes Waldmüller (Universidad de las Américas) Transborder migration and (flawed) recovery in the Ecuadorian coast: from major macro challenges toward better micro opportunities
14:10 Musical Intermezzo 14:20 Coffee Break
14:45 Economy Diego Aulestia Valencia (Ambassador, Ecuador’s Permanent Representative to the WTO) Ecuador and its development: past and present
15:15 PriscilaBustamante(TradeOfficeofEcuador,Bern) Trade promotion policy: assuring sustainability in Ecuadorian export products
15:30 Banking Nicolás Peña Ordóñez (Credit Suisse) The banking sector in Ecuador: current situation and future challenges 15:50 Society Margarita Heredia-Forster (AVANZAR) Empowering women in Ecuador
16:10 Tourism Sergio Bosmediano (University of St. Gallen) Destination marketing in Ecuador
16:20 Mischa Delpy (Synpulse) Can Ecuadorian hotels compete internationally?
16:40 Technology Erik Bastidas (IBM) Technological entrepreneurship in Ecuador 17:00 Industry Nick Traber (Holcim) Sustainability and innovation as drivers for business growth in Ecuador
17:20 Jorge Peñaherra (Nestlé) Creating shared value in Ecuador
17:40 Musical Intermezzo
17:50 Marllury Sucibel Caiza Barriga / Juan Carlos Quezada (Aeyael) Introduction of Aeyael, Ecuatorian Asscociation in Lausanne
17:55 Wrap-Up Philippe G. Nell, (State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO), Bern)
18:15 Ecuadorian Buffet
J O R N A D A E C U A T O R I A N A
This interdisciplinary forum dedicated to Ecuador brings together practitioners and academics, providing insights on the current state and prospects of Ecuadorian business, politics, and culture.
Switzerland and Ecuador have fostered excellent political and economic bilateral relations in the past, since the 1888 Convention on Friendship, Establishment, and Trade. Switzerland opened a consulate in Quito in 1938, and an embassy has been in place since 1963. In 2016, 2732 Ecuadorians were settled in Switzerland, and 1,760 Swiss nationals were living in Ecuador at the end of 2017, well-balanced migrationflows.More recently, in June 2018, Ecuador and EFTA members (Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Norway, and Iceland) signed a Free Trade Agreement, lowering high tariffs of Ecuadorian products.
Trade between Ecuador and EFTA member states amounted to CHF 245 million in 2017, 85 % corresponded to trade between Ecuador and Switzerland. Main exports toSwitzerlandincludecocoa,bananas,broccoli,pineapples,rosesandotherflowers,frozen shrimp, canned tuna, fruit juices and pulps as well as gold. In turn, popular Swiss goods in Ecuador are pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and machinery. In 2016, Swiss FDI in Ecuador stood at CHF 310 million, and Swiss corporations employed over 5,400 people locally. Some relevant Swiss manufacturers operating in Ecuador are Holcim, Sika, Nestlé, ABB, Plantabal, or Omya.
The investment of the new President Lenín Moreno began by breaking ties with Correa’s popular revolution, marking a new way in Ecuadorian politics.
The Ecuadorian culture shows considerable ethnic and linguistic diversity. Besides Spanish, Quichua and several other Amerindian and mestizo languages account for around 10 % of the linguistic panorama. Literary (Juan Montalvo or Gabriela Alemán), artistic (Oswaldo Guayasamín), and musical heritage, with different kinds of genres like the Pasillo, Bomba, or the Andean dance Sanjuanito, which originates from the Imbabura province, altogether make a rich and multifaceted national production. The forum promotes an open, interactive discussion between attendants and lecturers.
The Jornada Ecuatoriana is open to the public.If you are interested in joining us, please register by April 30, 2019 [email protected]
