Alumni walk across the world's longest suspension footbridge in the Zermatt Valley

Alumni gatherings don’t have to be in a business context, or even in a café or bar as the most recent event of the Geneva community goes to show. Egged on by organisers Sandrine and Sophie, a group of alumni got together in August to walk to (and cross) the world’s longest suspension footbridge in the Zermatt valley.

Sandrine sums up the day saying:

“2 hours of climbing before reaching the famous 494-metre long suspension bridge: it takes your breath away, and your legs! None of us felt very brave far above the void (a 10-minute crossing at a height of 85 metres), but what a sense of achievement, a real adventure!”

Sophie and the other walkers all agreed.

“A great moment of sharing and mutual support and lots of fun. Thank you all for a memorable day!” Sandrine concludes.