Forbes & FACES

The Forbes Under 30 Meetup, held on February 6, 2026 at the Mandarin Oriental Savoy in Zurich, was far more than a series of inspiring keynote speeches. For smzh, as an event partner, it provided a valuable opportunity to closely observe how the next generation of entrepreneurs thinks, makes decisions, and acts in times of uncertainty.

How is wealth evolving in a world shaped by geopolitical uncertainty, technological disruption and new generations of investors?

On May 13, 2026, international experts and thought leaders gathered at the Forbes Money Summit under the theme “Future of Wealth Summit” to discuss the future of capital, responsibility and wealth management. The focus was on topics such as artificial intelligence, new asset classes, sustainable investing and the greatest wealth transfer in history.

On June 5, 2026, the world of luxury once again gathers at The Dolder Grand Zurich for the Luxury Summit hosted by Forbes and FACES Magazine.On June 5, 2026, the world of luxury once again gathers at The Dolder Grand Zurich for the Luxury Summit hosted by Forbes and FACES Magazine. Centered on the question of what luxury truly means today, the event brings together leading figures from business, fashion, hospitality, investment, and the creative industries. Between purpose and performance, status and substance, one thing becomes clear: luxury is more than possession – it stands for freedom, health, and conscious choice. Joining them: smzh ag as a partner, alongside a day full of inspiration, fresh impulses, and new perspectives.

The Forbes Women's Summit 2025 took place on October 2nd, 2025, at the Park Hyatt Zurich. Over 200 decision-makers, investors, and founders gathered to discuss diversity as a key driver of business and innovation. Topics spanned health tech, law, media, mobility, and artificial intelligence. smzh was represented by two speakers: Chief Investment Officer Bekim Laski addressed wealth analysis and confident investing for women, while Prof. Dr. Florim Cuculi (Head of Cardiology at Lucerne Cantonal Hospital and smzh Advisory Board member) highlighted the often-overlooked differences between male and female hearts in cardiology.