Building things that hold.
Two companies, one idea for the future, and a subject I keep studying.
InterHyve Sàrl
Cyber-resilience for organisations
InterHyve is where I spend most of my working week. We run, secure and support the IT of small and medium-sized businesses, international organisations, foundations and associations in Switzerland and beyond: Microsoft 365 and cloud, security monitoring, backups, and the people who answer the phone when something breaks.
The company is ISO 27001 certified, and its team works across four continents and several time zones: Switzerland, Kenya, India and Australia. What I care about most is unglamorous: systems that stay up, data that can be restored, and clients who sleep well.
Dwennimmen
Financial resilience, humble et fort
Dwennimmen is our family property company. We buy, renovate and run residential buildings in French-speaking Switzerland and the Jura arc, starting with an apartment building in La Chaux-de-Fonds. Tenants come first: a safe, well-kept home is also the investment that lasts.
On dwennimmen.ch we write candidly about the journey: why property protects a family against money losing value, and why it is not for the faint-hearted.
Basakrom
Community resilience
In 2024 I returned with my children to Basakrom, my father’s village in Ghana’s Bono Region. On land that once lay unused, a school had been built in honour of my grandmother. Today it serves more than 280 pupils.
Education unlocks everything. Over time I would like to help this school keep growing, perhaps through a cultural gathering in Switzerland that connects people here with Basakrom. I am not raising funds. If the idea speaks to you, I would simply be glad to hear from you.
Blockchain & finance
Studying, not selling
I study blockchain and decentralised finance the way I approached property: slowly, with my own money, and with a healthy fear of what I do not yet understand. The question that interests me is practical: could tokenisation one day make a share in a well-run building accessible to people who cannot buy a whole one?
I share experience, not investment advice.