André Hoffmann

Provides investment financial consulting and advisory services

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Engages in promoting and analysing international issues and current affairs

Provides environmental conservation services

Operates as political, business and cultural organizations

Provides healthcare data services

Provides legal advice

Promotes music and conducts opera programs

Engages in research and development of life sciences

Operates as a research organizations, developing ecological measuring systems

Provides fund management services

Founded in 1954, Fondation Tour du Valat is a private, non-profit research institute dedicated to the conservation of wetlands. The private company is based in Arles, France. The foundation manages a large protected domain that includes a regional nature reserve and integrates scientific research, conservation, sustainable agriculture, and public engagement to preserve wetland biodiversity and promote ecological balance. It operates two main sites: the Tour du Valat estate and the Petit Saint-Jean agroecological farm, which produces organic wines, juices, and other agricultural products while emphasizing biodiversity preservation and climate adaptation. The foundation conducts multidisciplinary research on wetlands and contributes to international conservation efforts such as the Ramsar Convention and the MedWet initiative. It supports habitat monitoring and management, exemplified by projects like the European LIFE Marha project focused on coastal lagoon conservation. Fondation Tour du Valat disseminates scientific knowledge through publications, open archives, media resources, and public events including seminars, exhibitions, and educational activities. Its governance includes a board of directors and a scientific and conservation council, ensuring program relevance and strategic oversight. The foundation implements eco-responsible practices in energy use, waste management, sustainable transportation, and organic agriculture, and promotes gender equality. Funding comes from private and public partnerships, domain revenues, and dedicated foundations.

The private company is based in Arles, France. The association operates a conservatory site where a herd lives autonomously in a natural steppe environment, serving as a center for scientific research, education, and public engagement. Its activities include ethology training, ecological and genetic studies, and immersive ecotourism experiences to enhance understanding of the species and its ecosystem. TAKH collaborates with its sister NGO Khomyn Talyn Takhi, local nomadic communities, and international scientific partners to reintroduce Przewalski's horses to their historic habitats, following IUCN guidelines. The association also promotes biodiversity preservation, sustainable coexistence between humans and wildlife, and socio-economic initiatives supporting local communities. Funding is supported through donations, sponsorships, and participation in educational and conservation programs. Association pour le Cheval de Przewalski (Association TAKH), founded in 1990, is dedicated to the conservation, study, and reintroduction of the Przewalski's horse, a wild horse species that was extinct in the wild since the late 1960s.

Fondation Internationale du Banc d'Arguin is a private company based in Morges, Switzerland. The Swiss company was founded in 1986.

Functions as a foundation or endowment

Operates as non-profit organization, which promotes the protection of nature

Functions as a foundation or endowment

The non-profit company is based in Wageningen, the Netherlands. Wetlands International is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the conservation and restoration of wetlands worldwide, including habitats such as mangroves, peatlands, marshes, rivers, lakes, deltas, floodplains, flooded forests, rice fields, and coral reefs. The organization addresses challenges related to climate change, biodiversity loss, and water security by safeguarding and restoring wetlands for both people and nature. Key programs include peatland restoration, mangrove conservation, and sustainable management of wetlands, as well as coordinating the International Waterbird Census to monitor waterbird populations as indicators of wetland health. Wetlands International works with science, partnerships, and respect for traditional knowledge, and provides tools and resources to support wetland conservation. The Dutch company was founded in 1996.

Governs international competition in basketball

Engages in policy and operational responses to the challenges of violent extremism and inter-communal conflict activities

Foundation/Endowment

Operates leadership and scholarships program

4FOx Ventures Partners invests in companies located in Switzerland. The firm focuses on healthcare and technology sectors. It participates in pre-seed, seed and early stage capital transactions with an investment size of CHF 2 - 5 million. The firm makes co-investments and also acts as a lead investor.

Functions as a foundation or endowment

Provides administrative services

Operates as a non profit fundraising organization that supports and cares for individuals with developmental disabilities

Provides data & analytics. digital and consultancy services