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SIGA Spotlighted as a Lucerne Innovation Leader

Recognized for innovation and unconventional thinking, SIGA was selected by Lucerne’s economic agency as a flagship company for the region—joining the ranks of Emmi and Thermoplan.

Alejandro Jimenez
in culture
10. February 2022 1 minutes reading time

SIGA has been developing, producing and growing in Lucerne since its birth and has no plans to change this in the future.

The clip, for which our CFO Peter Scherrer was available to answer questions, can be found here:

 

 

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The video clip was produced on behalf of the Lucerne Economic Development Agency by Lucerne's friendly video production company Luvido.

Alejandro Jimenez

Communications specialist at SIGA & outdoor enthusiast

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