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— Case Studies

From practice.

Advisory, orchestration and networking —
for Swiss SMEs between succession, growth and transformation.

CASE STUDY · SUCCESSION · ADVISORY

Close to liquidation: how Texbau placed its future in new hands

When membrane construction specialist Texbau AG was facing liquidation, Joel Richner took over the company built up since 1984 — and had to do more than keep a business running: he had to defend an excellent reputation earned over four decades with clients, partners and suppliers.

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CASE STUDY · GROWTH · LIVE COMMUNICATION

Ready in three weeks: how an interdisciplinary team built a content platform for over 40 experts at the BEA from scratch

When the KMU Impulsprogramm got the chance to be present for a whole week in the CUBE at the BEA, Peak brought connected thinking and fast execution: what began as a request for photo and video turned into a dedicated self-service platform for more than 40 experts, orchestrated communications and KPI reporting for the executive board — reaching over 44'000 people.

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CASE STUDY · GROWTH · PUBLIC AFFAIRS

253 trade contacts in two days: the first official Swiss wine appearance in India

As the TEPA trade agreement between Switzerland and India came into force, Peak orchestrated the first coordinated market entry of Swiss wine with tepa.swiss — between diplomacy, trade and media.

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CASE STUDY · GROWTH · PUBLIC AFFAIRS

5 minutes from the Federal Palace: how the Romandy economy gained a political voice in Bern

When the Fédération des Entreprises Romandes (FER) set up its political representation in the federal city, Peak provided the offices at Hotelgasse 10 — a five-minute walk from the Federal Palace — and supported the communications and orchestration of the official opening.

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CASE STUDY · TRANSFORMATION · REPOSITIONING

Not just advising, but building: how Peak repositioned ZID Bernapark from start-up hub to facilitator for SMEs on the ground

On behalf of the board of directors, Peak was to reposition the Centre for Innovation and Digitalisation (ZID) at Bernapark and sharpen its marketing. The strategy mandate turned into far more: Peak moved its own location into the ZID, led the centre through a period of upheaval with interim operational responsibility, won new partners and, at the end of May 2025, handed over a repositioned, self-sustaining ZID — a facilitator for SMEs and young companies in the Espace Mittelland.

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