The autumnal equinox would mark the end of summer for ancient societies, and this helped people track time-sensitive activity, such as when to plant crops. According to the Farmers’ Almanac, the changing colours of deciduous tree foliage is actually caused by shorter days with less daylight. Change is a central theme to the autumn season, and in the same way, change has been central to the resilience and success of Nembrini Consulting.
As we enter the autumn season, we’ll have come full circle since the initial facelift of our company website in December of last year, and will have now covered all four seasons. In this complete seasonal cycle, Nembrini Consulting has seen tremendous growth through change and in our ability to adapt to rapidly changing conditions both of local markets and of the global situation. Internally, we have scaled up our operations to sustain the growth of our client engagements, of our headcount and of our personnel development. All along, we continue to focus on strategic partnerships and on our active role in technology and industry-specific communities, ultimately to better serve our customers and our people.
Switzerland’s iconic Albula / Bernina landscape remains a fixture on our homepage for this 5th website edition. This technical innovation of the early 20th century not only blends aesthetic harmony with the picturesque landscape of the Alps, but for over 100 years now, it has offered immeasurable socio-economic impacts to city and mountain life alike, allowing for the long-term interchange of human and cultural values.
We keep this achievement in perspective as we celebrate our 10-year anniversary. With successes behind us, we celebrate the future as we work to write a legacy for the next 100 years: A legacy in which we remain attentive to the nature and needs of our clients, partners and employees; A legacy in which we continuously adapt to build long-term relationships that deliver on the promise of tomorrow.
At Nembrini Consulting we believe in innovation as a force for good. We hope that you enjoy the 2022 Autumn Edition of our website.
