Dominik Moser Appointed Chairman of Zentrum Breitenhof AG's New Board
Dominik Moser Appointed Chairman of Zentrum Breitenhof AG's New Board
Dominik Moser Appointed Chairman of Zentrum Breitenhof AG's New Board
Zentrum Breitenhof AG has named Dominik Moser as its new Chairman of the Board. The 36-year-old health economist brings years of experience in healthcare leadership to the role. His appointment marks a key step in forming the organization's governing body.
Moser began his career with vocational training at Zurich Children's Hospital. He later earned a doctorate in health economics and completed board-level training at the University of St. Gallen and the Swiss Board School. His professional background includes roles at GZO Spital Wetzikon and Spital Männedorf.
He currently serves on the board of Spitex Zürichsee, a home care provider, and lives in Uetikon am See. Alongside Moser, Bea Dubler, head of Rüti's social affairs department, will join as the town council's representative.
The next phase involves selecting three more board members with expertise in nursing, finance, and technology. Their recruitment is underway, with final appointments expected in early 2026. Once the cantonal government approves the structure, Zentrum Breitenhof AG will be officially established in the first quarter of next year.
The new board will guide Zentrum Breitenhof AG through its early stages of operation. Moser's healthcare background and Dubler's municipal experience will shape its leadership. The remaining members will add specialized skills once their selection is complete.
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