Observed Signal · Oct 2, 2026 · Partnership · Source: persoenlich.com News · Impact: 1/5 · Sentiment: Positive
Generali Switzerland appoints Alpstudios for content mandate
Alpstudios from Cham has been appointed as the content partner for Generali Switzerland for the next three years. The collaboration is currently visible through the music program 'Generali Lion Kids', which pairs children aged six to twelve with well-known Swiss musicians. This year's mentor was Zoë Më, who represented Switzerland at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2025. She rehearsed the song 'Unsere Melodie' with 180 children across several locations. Alpstudios was responsible for the videos, from concept, script, and shoot to editing, in Bern, St. Gallen, and Zurich. It marks the first time the program has been accompanied by dedicated social media content. Ten videos were produced, three of which have been released on Generali Switzerland's Instagram account, amassing around 74,000 views. The mandate extends beyond this specific program. Revenues from song sales go to The Human Safety Net Switzerland.
Minor news: A content production agency partnership for a brand, relevant for the Swiss market but not industry-shifting.
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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding
- Alpstudios is appointed as content partner for Generali Switzerland for three years.
- The collaboration is revealed through the 'Generali Lion Kids' music program.
- Mentor Zoë Më recorded the song 'Unsere Melodie' with 180 children.
- Alpstudios produced ten videos, three of which have been released on Instagram, totaling around 74,000 views.
- The mandate includes social media content production and extends beyond the music program.
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