The company was founded in 1964 by Georges Theiler and it is now managed by the second and third generation Theiler family. BVG is primarily focused on commercial and residential construction real-estate developments in Switzerland. Other areas of expertise; include structural civil engineering and real estate management services. Laureus Foundation In 2012 Rolf Theiler became the President of the Laureus Foundation CH and is also on the board of trustees. The foundation is involved in more than 140 charitable projects in 46 countries, helping 1.5 million children worldwide. Theiler has helped raise millions to aid over 10,000 children per year in Switzerland with the help of his partners IWC, Mercedes Benz, Roland Berger, J. Safra Sarasin and Ochsner Sport. In 2014 Theiler also founded the Laureus Cavallo 'Golf for Good' charity. Mercedes CSI Theiler founded CSI in 1988 with his brother Urs, together the pair used their own startup capital of roughly CHF 2 million to launch their first event, which attracted 21,000 spectators on its debut. According to Bilanz, today CSI is the largest and most lucrative indoor Equestrian tournament in the world, with over 1 million spectators worldwide. It also hosts the Grand Prix show jumping championship televised live by FEI TV.
The company was founded in 1964 by Georges Theiler and it is now managed by the second and third generation Theiler family. BVG is primarily focused on commercial and residential construction real-estate developments in Switzerland. Other areas of expertise; include structural civil engineering and real estate management services. Laureus Foundation
 In 2012 Rolf Theiler became the President of the Laureus Foundation CH and is also on the board of trustees. The foundation is involved in more than 140 charitable projects in 46 countries, helping 1.5 million children worldwide. Theiler has helped raise millions to aid over 10,000 children per year in Switzerland with the help of his partners IWC, Mercedes Benz, Roland Berger, J. Safra Sarasin and Ochsner Sport. In 2014 Theiler also founded the Laureus Cavallo'Golf for Good' charity. Mercedes CSI
 Theiler founded CSI in 1988 with his child brother Urs, together the pair used their own startup capital of roughly CHF 2 million to launch their first event, which attracted 21,000 spectators on its debut. According to Bilanz, today CSI is the largest and most lucrative indoor Equestrian tournament in the world, with over 1 million spectators worldwide. It also hosts the Grand Prix show jumping championship televised live by FEI TV.