Noa Reggiani

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Researcher

M.A. | With Avenir Suisse since March 2025

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Short Biography

Noa Reggiani is a Researcher at Avenir Suisse and a PhD candidate in Swiss economic history at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva. He previously completed a Master’s in Economic Development and Growth (MEDEG) which is a double-degree program from the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and Lund University.

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Education:

Since 2023, he is a PhD student in economic history at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva. He completed his double-degree Master’s in Economic Development and Growth (MEDEG) from 2021 to 2023 at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and Lund University in Sweden. Prior to that, he completed a Bachelor’s degree in International Management at the ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences from 2018 to 2021, during which he spent two semesters at Tulane University’s Freeman School of Business in the United States.

Professional Experience:

From 2011 to 2017, he completed an apprenticeship as an automation engineer EFZ and then worked in technical sales. During this time, he completed a four-month internship in Shanghai. Between 2020 and 2021, he worked in financial services consulting at VZ VermögensZentrum.

Most Recent Publications and Blogs

Switzerland-Usa: 9 Ideas to Get Back to Business

Switzerland can either complain about tariffs and threats from Washington or take action to benefit both countries in the long term.

30.04.2025, Christoph Eisenring

Poverty in a Wealthy Country: 3 Questions, 3 Answers

A closer look beyond the statistics shows that poverty is often temporary and closely linked to unemployment.

29.04.2025, Patrick Leisibach

On Trump’s Radar: What Now Needs to be Considered

The U.S. accuses Switzerland of unfair trade practices – what lies behind these allegations? How should Switzerland respond?

26.03.2025, Simon Stocker, Lukas Schmid

Safeguard Clause: Caution!

A safeguard clause only allows immigration to be controlled to a limited extent. This makes it all the more important to pay attention to details when implementing it.

26.03.2025, Patrick Leisibach

How to Cut Red Tape Without a Chainsaw

Argentina has led the way, the U.S. has followed suit, and now even the EU is taking its first steps toward reducing bureaucracy. What does this mean for Switzerland?

26.03.2025, Jürg Müller

A Comparison of Swiss Cities: Unchecked Growth in Public Administration?

Over the past decade, administrative staff numbers have surged in Basel, Bern, and Zurich. However, other cities show that this is not an inevitable trend.

28.02.2025, Lukas Rühli, Livia Hollenstein