Health Economist Dominik Moser Elected to Lead Zentrum Breitenhof AG's New Board
Health Economist Dominik Moser Elected to Lead Zentrum Breitenhof AG's New Board
Health Economist Dominik Moser Elected to Lead Zentrum Breitenhof AG's New Board
Dominik Moser, a 36-year-old health economist, has been elected Chairman of the Board for Zentrum Breitenhof AG. The company's creation was approved by voters in Rüti on 28 September 2025. Moser will now lead the new governing body as it takes shape under the town council's direction.
Moser brings years of healthcare experience to the role. Currently, he heads organization and services at GZO Spital Wetzikon. Before this, he worked in process and quality management at Spital Männedorf and served as a board member for Spitex Zürichsee.
The town council has tasked him with laying the groundwork for the public-benefit corporation. His qualifications include a doctorate in health economics and further board training from the University of St. Gallen and the Swiss Board School.
Bea Dubler, head of the town's social affairs department, will represent the council on the board. Three additional members—specialising in nursing, finance, and technology—will be selected to complete the team.
With Moser at the helm, Zentrum Breitenhof AG moves forward under a board designed to blend health, financial, and technical expertise. The next steps involve finalising the remaining appointments and establishing the corporation's operational framework.
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