Despite tariffs and geopolitical shifts, the CEO of coffee machine maker JURA wants to keep expanding in the United States.
Emanuel Probst was born in 1957 and grew up in Oberbuchsiten, canton Solothurn – just a stone’s throw from the office where he works today.
Thomas Kern / SWI swissinfo.ch
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Episode 17:
As CEO of the JURA coffee machine maker, Emanuel Probst has transformed the company from a Swiss business into a global one. He says that shift will continue.
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