GLP LAB – The open political lab

Green. Liberal. Progressive.

We’re the open political lab of the green liberals. We intend to awaken creative forward thinking in politics and enable innovative solutions. Our general stance is liberal, progressive and optimistic. We’re open for anyone wishing to tread new paths in politics.
lab

In our workshops we collect ideas, allow them to simmer and filter their essence. Participants can propose ideas and develop these further with others.

expert meetings

Our proposals are analyzed with experts and visionaries from academia, economy and politics. Together we find the suitable formula.

task force

The task force sharpens the proposals, brews a political product from the formula and pours it into parliament.

Why a political lab?

Core Team

We develop our political lab, generate the first political products and take care of all organizational matters.
Corina Gredig
Corina Gredig
Lab Director
manages the lab business, coordinates and networks
Kathrin Bertschy
Kathrin Bertschy
Patron and President of the Association
the strategic head of the lab
Pascal Vuichard
Pascal Vuichard
Head of Finances
likes to play with numbers
Pirmin Meyer
Pirmin Meyer
Networker
First point of contact for interested people. Believes in the creative power of politics
Fiona Hoststettler
Fiona Hoststettler
Project Manager Generation Contract
Stephan Kyburz
Stephan Kyburz
Project Manager
Claudia Geiser
Claudia Geiser
Project Manager Transparency in Politics
Tobias Vögeli
Tobias Vögeli
Project Manager Political Education and the World’s Best Brother in Law
A democracy is only as good as the knowledge of its citizens.
Alexandra Collm
Alexandra Collm
Innovation Manager
Markus Koch
Markus Koch
Project Manager Drug Policy
“The Opposite Of Addiction Is Connection” Johann Hari
Anna Boffo
Anna Boffo
Project Manager Life and Work 4.0
Lukas Schürch
Lukas Schürch
Programme Manager

How we came about

Lab for political ideas

The glp Lab is a grassroots initiative which updates and reinterprets the Swiss militia system for the 21st century. The increased mobility of the current generations, makes it difficult to enter politics through the traditional channel of local politics. In addition, more and more people want to get involved in specific projects.

Discussions after the Swiss elections in 2015 gave rise to the idea of a political laboratory that would make it possible to shape politics apart from the traditional party structures. We were inspired by the NEOSLab in Vienna, the think-tank of the Austrian party NEOS, by the Swiss foreign policy think tank Foraus and the Swiss political movement Operation Libero.

  • generate ideas
  • expert exchanges
  • elaborate in task forces
  • bring into politics

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