The Assembly of Delegates met twice in 2025. In addition to the statutory business, the focus was on transformation and Vision 2035.
The Assembly of Delegates on 22 March 2025 was held at DAS ZELT in Zurich to mark the 100th anniversary and was rounded off with a cultural event. In addition to dealing with the statutory business, a status report on Migros Supermarket Ltd was presented.
The Assembly of Delegates on 8 November 2025 focused on providing information about the transformation of the Migros Group and approving the Group-wide Vision 2035.
In accordance with the statutes, the Assembly of Delegates of the Federation of Migros Cooperatives (FMC) comprises a total of 111 members. A hundred delegates are elected by the regional Cooperatives on the basis of a prescribed quota. Each Cooperative is allocated at least five seats, and the remaining seats are distributed based on the number of members in the two calendar years preceding the election. In addition, each Cooperative designates an ad-hoc representative from its Board of Directors for each assembly meeting. The committee is led by an external independent chair.
The number of delegate votes for each Cooperative is distributed as follows (elected delegates per Cooperative):
|
Regional cooperative |
Elected delegates |
|
Migros Cooperative Aare (MCAA) |
17 |
|
Migros Cooperative Eastern Switzerland (MCES) |
14 |
|
Migros Cooperative Zurich (MCZ) |
12 |
|
Migros Cooperative Basel (MCBS) |
9 |
|
Migros Cooperative Lucerne (MCLU) |
9 |
|
Migros Cooperative Vaud (MCVD) |
9 |
|
Migros Cooperative Neuchâtel-Fribourg (MCNE-FR) |
8 |
|
Migros Cooperative Geneva (MCGE) |
8 |
|
Migros Cooperative Ticino (MCTI) |
7 |
|
Migros Cooperative Valais (MCVS) |
7 |
The Assembly of Delegates has an office (Office of the Assembly of Delegates) and also operates the permanent working groups Migros Aid Fund and Annual Report of the Board of Directors, whose duties and organisation are regulated in the organisational regulations of the Assembly of Delegates and in mandates.
The principal powers of the Assembly of Delegates include defining and amending the statutes, electing and dismissing members of the Board of Directors, passing resolutions on defining and amending Migros’ basic business policy, taking the decision to dissolve the FMC, approving the Annual Report and financial statements of the FMC and the consolidated (Group) financial statements, deciding on the appropriation of the profit for the year, ratifying the actions of the Board of Directors and the Executive Board, and appointing the Board of Control.
The 100 delegates were elected by the bodies of the regional Cooperatives for the term of office 2024 to 2028. With the ten representatives of the regional boards of directors of the Cooperatives and the President, they make up the 111-strong Assembly of Delegates.
The Office of the FMC Assembly of Delegates met four times in 2025. It prepares the agenda of the Assembly of Delegates and acts as a central interface between the Board of Directors and the Assembly of Delegates.
Major mandates
None
Professional experience/career path
1981–1993
Positions at international trading companies in Geneva and Zurich
1994–1997
Account Manager Export at Mibelle Cosmetics AG, Buchs/AG
1998–2000
Head of International Distribution at Schneider (Europe)/Pfizer Medical Technology Group
2001–2016
Head of International Customer Services and HR Manager Europe at Meritor (formerly ArvinMeritor)
2017–present
HR Business Partner and Assistant HR Manager at Arnold AG (BKW Infra Services)
Dirk Langer (MCGE)
Vice President of the FMC Assembly of Delegates (since 2024) Nadia
Bregoli (MCTI)
Member of the Office of the FMC Assembly of Delegates (since 2020)
Chris Leduc (MCBS)
Member of the Office of the FMC Assembly of Delegates (since 2024)
Tanja Zaugg (MCAA)
Member of the Office of the FMC Assembly of Delegates (since 2024)
The Migros Aid Fund working group held four meetings in the reporting year to advise on applications and allocate funding contributions.
Claudia Zen-Ruffinen (MCVS), Chairwoman of the Working Group (since 2024; member since 2020)
Christina Dahinden (MCLU)
Karl Linder (MCBS)
Mohan Mani (MCZ)
Urs Michel (MCLU)
Sabine Spring (MCNE-FR)
Sabine Weidermann-Dobler (MCAA)
The Annual Report of the Board of Directors working group held two meetings to discuss the Annual Report of the Board of Directors and the financial statements 2024, and delivered an opinion to the Assembly of Delegates.
Christian Meier (MCAA), Chairman of the Working Group (since 2024)
Marie-France Aubry (MCNE-FR)
Thomas Brändli (MCAA)
Adrien Sovrano (MCVD)
