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Living in Nyon’s second annual leadership evening brought together four speakers to explore trust, compliance, autonomy, AI and the challenges of leading through constant change. Filmed by Tulip Films, the conversation can now reach beyond the room.

There’s a point many people reach where consulting starts to feel like a real option. Maybe it’s alongside a full-time job. Maybe it’s between roles. Or maybe it’s that idea you’ve been sitting on for a while, quietly waiting for the “right time.” And then the questions start. How does it actually work in Switzerland? What’s allowed if you’re employed? How do invoicing and taxes work? And what happens if your clients are abroad? For many, it’s not the work itself that holds t

Remote work has opened up new possibilities. More and more people based in Switzerland are taking on international roles, working for companies abroad, or collaborating with global clients. For many professionals living in Vaud or around Lake Geneva, the idea of stepping outside the Swiss system can feel like a big leap. But one big question often follows: How do you work abroad without giving up the stability and protection that comes with being employed in Switzerland? This

Admin Headaches? Not Here. Introducing Living in Nyon’s newest sponsor: Numeriq Let’s be honest, Swiss payroll isn’t exactly exciting...