The Prix de Lausanne is an international dance competition that aims to discover and promote exceptional young talent from around the world. It is supported by the world's finest ballet schools and ballet companies which open their doors to the prize winners who are also awarded grants. The Prix de Lausanne has become a world-renowned institution and is also a top-level annual meeting point for the international dance world. The Prix de Lausanne is a not-for-profit cultural foundation. With the exception of the secretariat's permanent staff, who are paid employees, everyone involved gives their time and experience on a voluntary basis.

The meritocratic and global approach of the Prix de Lausanne is highly congruent with Adveq’s own business philosophy. Starting in 2007, Adveq is a key sponsor of the Prix de Lausanne and is also donating a ballet scholarship for a young dancer.

For more information see also:
http://www.prixdelausanne.org/

The jury of the 2010 Prix de Lausanne awarded the scholarship sponsored by Adveq to Ms. Mariko Sasaki (Yuriko Kawaguchi Ballet School, Tokyo). She is photographed after the prize ceremony together with (from left) Adveq's André Jaeggi, Stefan Bannwart and Bruno Raschle.

The 2009 Prix de Lausanne Adveq sponsored prize was awarded to Ms. Miki Mizutani from the Acri-Horimoto Ballet Academy in Saitama in Japan. The picture shows Ms Mizutani with Adveq’s Bruno E. Raschle (left) André Jaeggi (right).

2008 prize winner Dylan Tedaldi (Boston Ballet School, USA), who received the Adveq scholarship from the jury, is standing between (from left) Adveq's André Jaeggi and Lyly Siep at the award ceremony.

2007 prize winner Telmo Moreira (Ecole de danse du Conservatoire National, Lisbon, Portugal) whom the jury awarded the Adveq sponsored scholarship, is pictured with Adveq’s André Jaeggi, Stefania Lottanti von Mandach and Stefan Bannwart (from left) on stage at the award ceremony in Lausanne after the competition final.