FDP’s Vollenwyder Steps Down, New CEO Secures $25M Tax Funds

11:48 09.07.2025 CVJ.AI Editorial Office

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The FDP’s prominent figure Vollenwyder steps down as a new CEO takes charge, securing $25 million in tax-funded subsidies. The Zurich Children’s Hospital (Kispi) and its foundation, Eleonoren-Stiftung, face pivotal decisions ahead of the summer break.

FDP's Vollenwyder resigns, new CEO secures $25M tax subsidy for Kispi.
Kantonsrat unanimously approves funding ahead of summer break.
Critics highlight divergence between public-sector subsidies and private-sector turnarounds.

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FDP’s Vollenwyder Steps Down, New CEO Secures $25M Tax Funds

The FDP's key representative Vollenwyder has resigned, making way for a new CEO who successfully secured $25 million in tax-funded subsidies for the Zurich Children's Hospital (Kispi). The Kantonsrat unanimously approved the subsidy, marking a critical financial decision before the summer recess. While the funding ensures short-term stability, critics argue that the private sector's turnaround strategies differ significantly from this public-sector approach. The Eleonoren-Stiftung, Kispi's supporting foundation, remains central to the hospital's operational future.

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