Business Developer, Product Manager eLearning

Julian Furrer successfully completed the Lucerne Business School M-Profile and has the Cambridge Exam C1 Advanced. After various assignments in different professional sectors and several years working in the Management Services division of Swiss Infosec AG (sales processes, data management), he is currently preparing for his Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration FH.

For some time now, the focus of his work at Swiss Infosec AG has been on eLearning. As eLearning Product Manager, Julian Furrer is now responsible, together with Ken Vogel, for the creative development and continuous enhancement of Swiss Infosec AG’s innovative eLearning solutions and their successful marketing.

Don’t find customers for your products, find products for your customers.

Seth Godin

Business Developer, Product Manager eLearning

Together with Julian Furrer, Ken Vogel is responsible for the development, enhancement and marketing of Swiss Infosec AG’s innovative eLearning solutions. Ken Vogel also leads internal working groups on the topic of AI and thus contributes to the company-wide use of AI technologies at Swiss Infosec.

Ken Vogel was a member of the Executive Board and Information Security Officer (ISB) at Swiss Infosec AG for over five years. He headed the Management Services department, which included the Project Management Office, Human Resources, Training, Marketing, IT, Finance and Facility Management.

Ken Vogel acquired his extensive knowledge of project management and leadership through his work as a team leader at both Swiss Infosec and another Swiss SME. He deepened this expertise as part of a part-time degree programme in business administration. He gained his experience in the security industry as a project manager and consultant in the field of physical security for national and international companies from various sectors. As a consultant at Swiss Infosec AG, Ken Vogel expanded his knowledge of information security as well as business continuity and crisis management.

If one does not know to which port one is sailing, no wind is favorable.

(Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Roman philosopher, 4 BC – AD 65)

Accordingly, integral security today requires cross-organisational and targeted planning as well as the use of the right measures to reach the safe shore.