Welcome to DHvV Switzerland

We understand how change can have a serious impact on business. Even positive change can have a negative impact on employees if handled badly. With targeted internal communication programs we help you align your workforce to missions that are critical to business success.

Event Management – People change organizations

From Eindhoven with Impact

DHvV Switzerland brings over 2 decades’ experience in organizational change and employee engagement.

Our creative heart is based in Eindhoven, capital of Design & Innovation. We’re proud to be part of this entrepreneurial and inspiring community. The fusion of Swiss precision with Dutch creativity.

First, we listen

[expand title="...constant change has taken its toll on our people’s morale." targtag="div"]Our company values and code of conduct are vitally important for the continued success of our company. Breaching regulations in our industry could have very serious consequences. But constant change has taken its toll on our people's morale. Values as transparency, responsibility and trust mean very little in a business reality that is defined by insecurity and ambiguity.[/expand]
EliseCorporate Communication - Pharma
[expand title="...I have to think and work within different fields of expertise, often outside my comfort zone..." targtag="div"]In our company internal communication is basically a one-man-show, me. I serve the needs of the marketing guys within the different BUs and am also the point of call for supporting functions like Procurement, HR, IT, etc. It means that I have to think and work within different fields of expertise, often outside my comfort zone...[/expand]
RichardGlobal Communication - Chemical Industry
[expand title="...the reality is that we find it difficult to become a trusted business partner..." targtag="div"]HR has centralised its function because our company needed a much more consistent approach in the way they attract and retain talents. We have professionalised our services and strengthened the team with dedicated professionals on services like recruitment, workforce planning, performance review and talent development. But the reality is that we find it difficult to become a trusted business partner of our internal customers[/expand]
NicoleHR Department - Banking
[expand title="I definitely feel the pressure that my team needs to proof its value fast..." targtag="div"]The perception in our company of the internal communication function is that of a corporate propaganda machine that has little understanding of what the business is all about. I've been hired to professionalise the team, our services and capabilities. I definitely feel the pressure that my team needs to proof its value fast and start delivering.[/expand]
RenéeInternal Communication - Staffing Industry
[expand title="IT is seen as a show stopper by many of our internal customers." targtag="div"]Instead of an enabler and business partner, IT is seen as a show stopper by many of our internal customers. They don’t understand that we have to operate in quite a rigid back-office grid and comply with many processes. It is very important that our internal customers are clear about these processes. Changing the brief when a project has already kicked off almost always means revisiting earlier checkpoints which can result in delays, not to mention increased costs[/expand]
PedroIT - Insurance & Pension Industry
[expand title="...the business functions we’re supporting often perceive us as a threat to their autonomy." targtag="div"]I'm in charge of Global Procurement. Our job is to negotiate the highest level of service and getting the best value for money from our suppliers. This is a specialist and often time consuming process. But when it's well done, it can save my internal customers significant amounts of money. And yet, I find that the business functions we're supporting often perceive us as a threat to their autonomy.[/expand]
ThierryGlobal Procurement - Lighting Industry
[expand title="...there are often barriers making it difficult to engage with affiliates." targtag="div"]Our country affiliates work mainly independently. They don’t share research or best practices and generally feel a lack of understanding from corporate leadership for their specific needs. In addition, there are often barriers making it difficult to engage with affiliates. For all countries, it involves getting people to do a job on top of their normal responsibilities.[/expand]
MatthieuGlobal Marketing - Pharma
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