Martin Staub Takes the Helm of the ACG
In a significant development for the administrative landscape of Geneva, Martin Staub, the administrative advisor from Vernier, has been elected as the president of the Association of Geneva Municipalities (ACG) for the term 2025-2030. This appointment was made during the regular meeting of the general assembly held on Saturday, marking a pivotal transition in leadership.
The New ACG Committee: A Diverse Representation
The newly appointed committee, which acts as the executive body of the ACG, is composed of thirteen members who are selected by representatives of the municipalities. This structure ensures equitable geographical representation across the communes, as stated in the official communiqué. The City of Geneva has designated Alfonso Gomez to serve as the vice president, further diversifying the leadership of the association.
Reflections from the Outgoing President
Karine Bruchez, the outgoing president, took the opportunity to highlight the achievements of her two-year tenure. She emphasized the increased activities undertaken by the ACG and its affiliated public entities. However, she expressed concern over the lack of dialogue with the State Council, pointing out that constructive communication is essential for the progress of communal interests.
Martin Staub’s Vision for the Future
In his inaugural address, Martin Staub outlined his commitment to re-establishing communication channels with the cantonal Executive. He underscored the importance of fostering constructive relationships between the communes and the canton, a move that aims to enhance the collaboration necessary for addressing community needs effectively.
Introducing the Newly Elected Committee Members
For the legislative term 2025-2030, the assembly has elected a diverse group of members to the committee. These include:
- Florian Gross (Chêne-Bougeries)
- Béatrice Guex-Crosier (Bardonnex)
- Karen Guinand (Genthod)
- Carole Lapaire (Collonge-Bellerive)
- Laurence Miserez (Vandoeuvres)
- Salima Moyard (Lancy)
- Jean-Pierre Pasquier (Onex)
- Isabelle Rasmussen (Pregny-Chambésy)
- Martin Staub (Vernier)
- Laurent Tremblet (Meyrin)
- Nathalie von Gunten-Dal Busco (Confignon)
- Anne Zoller (Dardagny)
This committee reflects a broad spectrum of geographical representation, ensuring that varied interests of the communes will be represented in discussions with the cantonal authorities.
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