Top 20 LinkedIn Creators in Switzerland (2026)

What changed in Switzerland's top 20 LinkedIn creators since our last ranking

The pool is bigger this time, even with the new activity rule: 96 active Swiss creators, against 78 in our previous edition.

Seven names are new in this top 20. Thomas Schinecker of Roche enters at #4, Felix Bertram at #6 and Christoph Zweifel at #9; four more enter lower down.

Vas Narasimhan holds #1. Dror Allouche is the biggest climber among returning creators, from #14 to #12, while Elif Sunna Bilecek, our previous #8, falls to #19.

Seven creators from our previous top 20 are no longer in it.

#20 · Vincent Subilia, 138 median likes

Vincent Subilia is the director general of the CCIG and new in this edition. He has the lowest median comment count in the top 20 (2), and a 1.49% engagement rate, the third-highest here, though his 9k followers keep him under the floor of the efficiency cut below.

His most liked post of the year, a personal update on coming home after a long hospital stay: 1,754 likes and 232 comments, almost 13 times his median.

#19 · Elif Sunna Bilecek, 148 median likes

Elif Sunna Bilecek describes herself simply as a 'femme d'affaires' (businesswoman). She is #19 in this edition, down from #8 in our previous one, and has the most posts analyzed in the top 20.

Her yearly median went from 465 in 2025 to 128 so far in 2026, while the posts we hold for her rose from 84 to 367. Her Leadership (336) and Human-Centered Design (374) posts earn far more than her HR posts (96), which make up about half of what we analyzed.

"L’honnêteté ne vous rendra pas populaire. Mais elle vous amènera toujours vers les bonnes personnes." (Roughly: 'Honesty won't make you popular, but it will always lead you to the right people.') Her most liked post of the year: 2,866 likes, 19 times her median. Read it

#18 · Bertrand Piccard, 151 median likes

Bertrand Piccard, explorer, psychiatrist and chairman of the Solar Impulse Foundation, holds #18 for a second edition. On 206k followers he has the lowest engagement rate in the top 20 (0.07%). His Aerospace Engineering posts earn a 225 median, ahead of Environmental Science (130) and Energy Management (118).

"Je n’en peux plus de l’incurie politique !" (Roughly: 'I have had enough of political negligence!') His most liked post of the year, on wildfires that could be spotted from space while they cover a single square meter: 3,173 likes, 21 times his median. Read it

#17 · Klaus Moosmayer, 152 median likes

Klaus Moosmayer is a board member and an ethics, risk and compliance executive, new in this edition. On 13k followers he reaches a 1.16% engagement rate. His posts split almost evenly between Compliance (149 median likes) and Corporate Strategy (164).

"I am honored and grateful to be appointed as a member of the Advisory Council of the renowned Corporate Governance Institute (CGI) at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management." His most liked post of the year: 469 likes, about 3 times his median, the second-smallest gap in the top 20. Read it

#16 · Boris Verbitsky, 164 median likes

Boris Verbitsky, a private investor and entrepreneur, is new in this edition and the smallest account in the top 20. He also holds the highest engagement rate on the list (2.68%).

His readers comment more than they like: 205 median comments against 164 median likes, the conversation record covered below. His AI (123) and Management (134) posts both sit under his overall median.

"In 1986, the space shuttle Challenger exploded 73 seconds after liftoff, killing all seven people aboard." His most liked post of the year: 673 likes and 396 comments. The hook gives a year, a duration and a death toll before any argument. Read it

#15 · Roberta Boscolo, 168 median likes

Roberta Boscolo leads climate and energy work at the World Meteorological Organization and advises the Earthshot Prize; she moves up from #16 in our previous edition. Environmental Science carries two thirds of her posts (185 median likes), while her Renewable Energy posts earn 93.

"Climate models are now strongly aligned. Confidence is high." Her most liked post of the year, on the WMO forecast of El Niño's return: 2,065 likes, 12 times her median. Read it

#14 · Olga Miler, 169 median likes

Olga Miler is a fintech entrepreneur, new in this edition. Her Finance (185) and Investment Banking (188) posts both beat her overall median, and her 0.77% engagement rate puts her in the efficiency cut below.

"Mini mum. Maximum gratitude❤️ Somehow, they outgrew me years ago😂" Her most liked post of the year, about a son's graduation rather than markets: 579 likes, more than 3 times her median. Read it

#13 · Alec Henry, 212 median likes

Alec Henry, founder and CEO of Entrepreneurs.com, writes in French for business owners. He is #13 in this edition, down from #9; we traced his posting history in our data biography of Alec Henry.

His median went from 173 in 2024 to 239 in 2025, then 212 so far in 2026. Management (257), Entrepreneurship (249) and Leadership (248) earn almost the same.

"Ayez le courage d'être nul dans quelque chose de nouveau. Plus vous réussissez, plus ce conseil devient difficile à appliquer." (Roughly: 'Have the courage to be bad at something new. The more you succeed, the harder this advice is to follow.') His most liked post of the year: 7,146 likes, 34 times his median, the widest gap in the top 20. Read it

#12 · Dror Allouche, 227 median likes

Dror Allouche is an executive coach whose headline cites a nine-figure business he ran, up from #14 in our previous edition, the biggest climb among returning creators. He holds the highest median comment count in the top 20 (206), almost one comment per like.

Leadership accounts for 232 of the 311 posts we analyzed (229 median likes).

"When someone on the team is reliable, we tend to give them more. But overloading them to save time pushes them to the exit." His most liked post of the year: 1,685 likes, 7 times his median. It names a habit most managers will recognize, then its cost, in two sentences. Read it

#11 · Charlène Angélique Steck, 227 median likes

Charlène Angélique Steck is a SPIEGEL bestselling author on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list who ghostwrites books for entrepreneurs and experts. She holds #11 for a second edition. Her Mental Health posts earn a 305 median, ahead of Psychology (211).

"Der Verlobungsring muss mindestens 3 Monatsgehälter kosten. Wer auch immer diesen Schwachsinn normalisiert hat, war ein Marketing-Genie." (Roughly: 'An engagement ring has to cost at least three months' pay. Whoever normalized that nonsense was a marketing genius.') Her most liked post of the year: 657 likes and 154 comments, under 3 times her median, the smallest gap in the top 20: her rank rests on consistency. Read it

#10 · Eva Gysling, 247 median likes

Eva Gysling is a three-time Olympian who now works as a sparring partner for senior leaders in the DACH region. She holds #10 for a second edition, and her audience talks back: 140 median comments against 247 median likes, more than one comment for every two likes.

Her most liked post of the year: 1,872 likes and 132 comments, almost 8 times her median. See it

#9 · Christoph Zweifel, 397 median likes

Christoph Zweifel, CEO of Zweifel Chips & Snacks, is new in this edition. On 32k followers he reaches a 1.25% engagement rate, second in the efficiency cut below, from the fewest posts analyzed in the top 20. His readers like far more than they reply (11 median comments).

"2025 war für die Zweifel Chips & Snacks AG ein weiteres Rekordjahr." (Roughly: '2025 was another record year for Zweifel Chips & Snacks AG.') His most liked post of the year, a results post that opens on a tenth straight sales record of CHF 315.5 million: 2,242 likes, more than 5 times his median. Read it

#8 · Dr. Martha Boeckenfeld, 465 median likes

Dr. Martha Boeckenfeld is a keynote speaker and board advisor on human-centric AI who sits on the board of Generali Switzerland, after roles at UBS and AXA. She is #8 in this edition, down from #6.

Her yearly median rose from 293 in 2025 to 489 so far in 2026. Her Sustainability posts earn a 1,003 median, more than twice her overall figure, ahead of Environmental Science (823) and Healthcare (761).

"Glasses for blind babies. 'Science doesn't wait for miracles. It creates them.'" Her most liked post of the year: 5,576 likes and 248 comments, 12 times her median. Read it

#7 · Tina Mueller, 513 median likes

Tina Mueller is the CEO of Weleda, at #7, down from #5 in our previous edition. Her 294k followers make her the second-biggest account in the ranking. Her Brand Management posts earn an 857 median, well ahead of Content Marketing (465) and Healthcare (408).

"Ab heute gehöre ich zu den 99 Prozent auf LinkedIn, die nicht posten… Zumindest für die nächsten zwei Wochen." (Roughly: 'From today I am one of the 99 percent on LinkedIn who don't post... at least for the next two weeks.') Her most liked post of the year: 1,952 likes, almost 4 times her median, and 146 comments, about twice her median comment count. Read it

#6 · Felix Bertram, 640 median likes

Felix Bertram, an entrepreneur, Shark Tank investor and author who writes about living longer with purpose, is new in this edition. Wellness (693) and Mental Health (650) are his main themes.

He has the second-most posts analyzed in the top 20, and his median rose from 436 in 2025 to 660 so far in 2026, on five times as many posts in our data.

"You can say to yourself, 'I'll start tomorrow'. But that's what you said yesterday." His most liked post of the year: 4,367 likes and 370 comments, almost 7 times his median. Read it

#5 · Yaël Meier, 653 median likes

Yaël Meier co-founded ZEAM, decodes youth culture and wrote the SPIEGEL bestseller 'Gen Z'. She is #5 in this edition, down from #4, and her 180k followers make her the fourth-biggest account in this top 20. Content Marketing is her one recurring theme (592 median likes).

"Heute werde ich 26 Jahre alt! Diesen Geburtstag feiere ich als: Unternehmerin, die auf ein 40-köpfiges ZEAM-Team zählen kann." (Roughly: 'Today I turn 26! I celebrate this birthday as an entrepreneur who can count on a 40-person ZEAM team.') Her most liked post of the year, a birthday written as a list of roles: 5,889 likes, 9 times her median. Read it

#4 · Thomas Schinecker, 1,014 median likes

Thomas Schinecker, CEO of the Roche Group, is new in this edition and its highest new entry. With Vas Narasimhan of Novartis at #1, the CEOs of Novartis and Roche both sit in the top four.

His 1.61% engagement rate leads the efficiency cut below. His Biotechnology posts earn a 1,732 median, twice his Healthcare posts (862). For more names in that field, see our ranking of the top LinkedIn healthcare creators.

"Happy 50th anniversary, Genentech! It all started in January 1976." His most liked post of the year: 4,613 likes, more than 4 times his median. Read it

#3 · Thomas Tsangaras, 1,016 median likes

Thomas Tsangaras, founder of Follow Your Heart, guides people through career changes and relocations. He is #3, down from #2 in our previous edition. His median held almost flat, from 1,028 in 2025 to 1,016 so far in 2026, while the posts we hold for him rose from 74 to 171.

His Leadership posts earn a 1,186 median, ahead of Career Development (998) and Psychology (828).

"Kicking off the new year with a clean shot 💥" His most liked post of the year, a list for people leaving a job, moving or starting over: 4,069 likes and 277 comments, 4 times his median. Read it

#2 · Wolfgang Jenewein, 1,033 median likes

Wolfgang Jenewein, professor at the University of St. Gallen, founder of JENEWEIN and a magazine columnist, moves up from #3 to #2. Leadership is his one recurring theme (1,119 median likes).

His yearly median has eased, from 1,337 in 2024 to 1,101 in 2025, then 1,001 so far in 2026. Only 19 median likes separate him from #4.

"«Gut, aber nicht gut genug.» Diesen Satz hat Alexander Zverev fast sein halbes Leben lang gehört." (Roughly: 'Good, but not good enough: Alexander Zverev heard that line for almost half his life.') His most liked post of the year: 3,798 likes and 221 comments, almost 4 times his median. Read it

#1 · Vas Narasimhan, 1,401 median likes

Vas Narasimhan, CEO of Novartis, tops our Swiss ranking with 1,401 median likes per post, nearly 44 times the pool median, and holds #1 for a second edition. He is also the biggest account in our Swiss data, with 447k followers.

His Leadership (1,656), Healthcare (1,533) and AI (1,257) posts all clear the median of every other creator on this page.

"You need to restore your energy to give energy to your teams. It’s what enables you to show up at your best for others, both in and out of the office." His most liked post of the year: 8,180 likes, almost 6 times his median and the biggest post on this page. Read it

Where do these cards come from? We computed every figure on this page from public posts with MagicPost's LinkedIn analytics: median engagement, engagement rates, themes, trajectories and favorite slots, across 96 Swiss creators. It works on your profile too, including a side-by-side with anyone on this list.

Who are the most-followed LinkedIn creators in Switzerland?

Followers are what most lists rank by, so here they are: the ten biggest active accounts in our Switzerland dataset (10+ posts in the last 12 months, one in the last 60 days). This is the top of our data, not a census of every Swiss profile.

Accounts with fewer than 10 posts in 12 months, or none in the last 60 days, are left out by design, so public lists of the most-followed Swiss profiles can differ.

Five of the ten also make our top 20: Vas Narasimhan (#1), Yaël Meier (#5), Tina Mueller (#7), Roberta Boscolo (#15) and Bertrand Piccard (#18). Here the biggest account is also our number one.

Charles-Henry Monchau, chief investment officer at Syz Group, is third by followers and ranks #48, with 31 median likes. Gregory Logan, who founded the DARE brand agency, sits under our 30-post floor (29 posts analyzed), on 41 median likes.

Which LinkedIn creators in Switzerland have the highest engagement rate?

Raw like counts reward whoever has the biggest crowd. Engagement rate corrects for that: median likes per post divided by followers (20k followers and over). Here the names stay familiar:

All five also sit in our top 20 (#4, #9, #2, #14 and #3), so in Switzerland the efficient accounts and the high-impact ones are largely the same people. Two CEOs lead the cut: Thomas Schinecker of Roche and Christoph Zweifel.

The top 20 itself runs from 2.68% (Boris Verbitsky) down to 0.07% (Bertrand Piccard), more than a 35-fold spread. Verbitsky, Vincent Subilia and Klaus Moosmayer would all qualify on rate but sit under the 20k-follower floor. For country benchmarks, see our LinkedIn engagement rate by country.

Which LinkedIn creator in Switzerland gets the most comments per post?

One last angle that rarely shows up in these lists: comments relative to likes. Among accounts with 100+ median likes, the record in our Swiss pool is held by Boris Verbitsky, #16 in this ranking, at 205 median comments against 164 median likes, 1.25 comments for every like.

The typical top-20 creator gets one comment per 10 likes. Next come Edha Jain, who writes LinkedIn content for founders, and Dror Allouche (#12).

Where are Switzerland's LinkedIn-native creators?

Notice who fills this top 20: the CEOs of Novartis, Roche, Weleda and Zweifel, a St. Gallen professor, an Olympian, an explorer, a WMO climate leader, a compliance executive and the director general of the CCIG.

To see how these names compare, open our worldwide ranking of the top LinkedIn creators.

The Swiss LinkedIn-native creators (the people who teach content, copywriting and growth on the platform itself) do not make this top 20 by raw impact: none of its twenty headlines is about LinkedIn or content. Edha Jain, who writes LinkedIn content for founders, surfaces in the comment cut instead.

The ranking also reads in three languages: of the 19 best posts with text, ten are in English, five in German and four in French. For the neighboring markets, see the top LinkedIn creators in Germany and in France.

We studied the natives separately, one data biography at a time, in our guide to the top LinkedIn creators to study.

On timing, all twenty post most often on a weekday between 7 AM and 5 PM (Zurich time), eight of them before 10 AM. That sits close to what our study of the best time to post on LinkedIn finds for ordinary accounts: weekdays, 7 AM to 9 AM local.

Switzerland's top creators keep office hours. And if showing up in their comment sections is part of your plan, an engagement feed keeps it to a five-minute daily habit.

How we ranked Switzerland's top LinkedIn creators

All of this is MagicPost's own research. We went through the last 12 months of posts from 96 Swiss creators and ranked them by median likes per post.

Only creators with at least one post in the last 60 days are ranked, a rule new in this edition. This is a small pool: 96 active Swiss creators pass our floors, so a few posts can move the lower ranks. The method:

• Floors: at least 5,000 followers and 30 posts in the window; deleted posts excluded.

• Median rather than average: no single viral post can buy a place.

• Posts analyzed: the posts our dataset holds per creator, sometimes fewer than they published.

• Per creator: themes, yearly trajectories, writing fingerprints, engagement rates and conversation ratios.

Rankings refresh as the data does. No placement here was sponsored; every rank comes straight from the median.

Study them, then study yourself. With MagicPost you can analyze any Swiss creator the way we just did (median engagement, engagement rate, themes, trajectory, slots) and benchmark your own profile against the country. The data on this page is the product.