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In 2017, Swiss aerialist Jason Brügger officially joined a circus – a life-long dream. But an inner-ear infection threatened to bring this dream to an abrupt end. However, the young artist refused to give up and kept reaching for the stars. The hearing aids he wears, made by Sonova brand Phonak, have helped him on…

Gold Stevie® is Phonak Marvel’s fourth product award this year

To ensure that Australian hearing care professionals and their customers can make the most of what Unitron solutions have to offer, Sonova’s Unitron brand runs workshops for audiologists – and experience shows that sales figures rise after participation in such events.

There is no comprehensive, practical training available to produce qualified hearing care professionals in China. Sonova’s new training center – the Global Hearing Institute, in Suzhou – bridges this gap with advanced courses, and the company is also keen to communicate a new, customer-focused approach in its audiology courses.

Starting at a full target fit isn’t always what’s best for a new hearing instrument wearer.

Due to continuous improvement in the area of sustainability, Sonova has this year again been listed on the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI World and DJSI Europe). Among its industry peers, Sonova did especially well in the categories Innovation Management, Customer Relationship Management, Codes of Business Conduct, Materiality, Environmental Reporting as well as Environmental Policy.

The Hear the World Foundation, a Sonova Group initiative, has established a comprehensive aid project in Malawi, one of the world’s poorest countries, that is vital to healthcare provision in the country as a whole.

Cats can be affected by hearing loss too – but some can be helped with cochlear implants.

Swiss star musician Marc Sway is an ambassador for Sonova’s Hear the World Foundation. He recently visited a Foundation project for children with hearing loss in Sorocaba, Brazil. Music can enhance the kids’ language development, and Sway is hoping to share his art with others affected by hearing loss in the future, too.

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