Pre­vious activities

Mar­tin Bien­lein has over 20 years of prac­ti­cal expe­ri­ence in health poli­cyand 17 years in a top Swiss poli­ti­cal asso­cia­ti­on.Pre­vio He knows the mecha­nics of fede­ral poli­tics insi­de out. As a lob­by­ist, he is fami­li­ar how to pro­ceed in order to achie­ve your poli­ti­cal goals (public affairs).

From his many years of expe­ri­ence in various func­tions in asso­cia­ti­ons and orga­niza­ti­ons, he is used to asso­cia­ti­on manage­ment and accus­tu­med how indi­vi­du­al forces have to be inte­gra­ted in order for the who­le to func­tion and be suc­cessful. As a mana­ger and a mem­ber of stra­te­gic bodies, he has imple­men­ted asso­cia­ti­on poli­cy, stra­tegy pro­ces­ses, chan­ge pro­ces­ses and a tur­n­around pro­cess. He has led a stra­te­gic unit in terms of per­son­nel, orga­niza­ti­on and finan­ces.

Mar­tin Bien­lein is at home inhealth as well as the edu­ca­ti­on poli­cyand has exten­ded his expe­ri­ence to social poli­cy (child pro­tec­tion) and tob­ac­co con­trol (pre­ven­ti­on). Despi­te his manage­ment func­tion, Mar­tin Bien­lein has not res­ted the­ma­ti­cal­ly, but has repea­ted­ly work­ed on many dif­fe­rent mat­ters hims­elf, inclu­ding the social health insu­rance, tariffs, occu­pa­tio­nal health safe­ty, radia­ti­on pro­tec­tion, heli­c­op­ter landing pads, the care initia­ti­ve and child pro­tec­tion. Some topics are clo­se to his heart: rare dise­a­ses, old age, long-term care, pal­lia­ti­ve care and dementia.