Barbara Brotschi Aufdenblatten

Barbara Brotschi is professor for paediatrics, especially paediatric intensive care and neonatology at the University of Zurich. She heads the interdisciplinary intensive care unit A at the University Children's Hospital Zurich. In her daily work in the intensive care unit, she experiences how the services of the Stiftung Chance support critically ill children and their families. Barbara Brotschi is married and has a daughter and a son.

Sandra Bloch

After studying medicine, clinical practice and qualifying as a specialist in pharmaceutical medicine, Sandra Bloch worked for many years in various management positions in the pharmaceutical and biotech industry in Switzerland and abroad. She has a broad knowledge of medical affairs, expertise in various therapeutic areas, is familiar with the Swiss healthcare system and has extensive management experience. Sandra Bloch is married and the mother of two grown-up children.

Evi Ehrensperger-Schaub

Evi Ehrensperger-Schaub worked as secretary to the management at Ecosens AG, Environmental Management Consultant. She got to know Stiftung Chance as a mother of a critically ill child. Since then, she has been committed to giving back some of the support she and her daughter have received. Since April 2022, Evi Ehrensperger-Schaub is managing director of Stiftung Chance.

Corinne Mertzlufft

Corinne Mertzlufft is a businesswoman and held to this day various professional and leading positions, i.e. in Business Development Management. She is fluent in five languages and describes herself as a team player who likes to "get things moving".

Rebecca Pfaffen

Rebecca Pfaffen works at the Children's Hospital Zurich as Deputy Head of Nursing on Intensive Care Ward A and is Co-Head of the hospitals Ethics Committee. As a certified expert NDS HF in intensive care, Rebecca Pfaffen experiences first-hand how valuable the complementary services offered by Stiftung Chance are, for example the Care Team. She is the mother of a son.

Eva Stoffel

Until her retirement, Eva Stoffel worked for 30 years in a senior position at the Zurich Children's Hospital. During this time, she practised as a paediatric physiotherapist in all the wards. She is therefore well acquainted with everyday life in intensive care units and neonatology. Eva Stoffel has witnessed many times the invaluable support of Stiftung Chance to children and parents in distressing situations.