Reporting to the Head of Development, Anne-Flore coordinates development activities for European Athletics and implements development strategy. Her tasks include delivery of European Athletics development projects, liaison for Member Federations on development matters as well supports the Development Commission. Delivery of certain educational activities, Member Federations support programme, Awards system, Member Federation Strategy and Focus Federation Programme, are part of her activities. She is supporting the Head of Development in ad hoc projects.

Anne-Flore Angot (FRA)

Pascal is a university professor and hospital clinician. He works as the head sports medicine physician in the Sports Medicine Unit in the Department of Clinical and Exercise Physiology at the University-Hospital of Saint-Etienne, France. He is a researcher at the Inter-University Laboratory of Human Movement Science of the Jean Monnet University, University of Lyon, and head of one of the six research teams of the Laboratory. His main research topic is injury prevention, especially using the sport model of athletics, including epidemiology, biomechanics and rehabilitation research. Beside advising on medical matters, Pascal is also coordinating the Injury and illness studies and Medical Seminars organised in conjunction with European Athletics events.

Pascal Edouard (FRA)

Florent&nbsp;supports the Head of Corporate Activities in the organisation of the European Athletics Congress and Convention and in different administrative tasks. He is also responsible for the coordination of all technical aspects of the Head Office.

Florent Bays (SUI)

Daniel has a mandate from European Athletics as project leader for some events, for which he is responsible for overall coordination and management.

Daniel Pereira (POR)

Oph&eacute;lie&nbsp;coordinates all financial aspects within European Athletics, supporting operations and planning linked to finances.

Ophélie Bouverat (SUI)

Ede has a mandate from European Athletics to supervise anti-doping and medical matters as well as oversee competition at European Athletics events.
He takes over the role of project leader at some events and is responsible for overall coordination and management at those.

Ede Rutkovszky (HUN)

Reporting to the CEO, Charles oversees all marketing and commercial activities for European Athletics. He is responsible for the development and implementation of the commercial strategy across all events.
His tasks include sponsorship renewals, contract management, and client servicing. &nbsp; Furthermore, Charles is the key interface with member federations, event organisers, commercial affiliates and service companies on all marketing related activities. &nbsp;Charles also manages the Event Impact Studies project and is a member of the Marketing Advisory Group.

Charles Braun (ITA)

Peter is the main TV liaison between LOCs and the European Athletics office working with Marcel Wakim, and is also a Digital Media/Social Media liaison between relevant parties and the Communications Department.

Peter Sanderson (GBR)

Reporting to the CEO, Bernadette is the head of event operations. She is responsible for the management of the event department and the overall coordination of European Athletics events.
She is the project leader at the indoor and outdoor championships and is responsible for overall coordination and management at those events.

Bernadette Brun (SUI)

Thomas Carpenter (IRL)

M&oacute;nica is a Nutritionist with a Ph.D in Sports Science and also has the IOC Diploma in Sports Nutrition by the International Olympic Committee. Currently, M&oacute;nica is an Invited Assistant Professor at the NOVA Medical School, NOVA University of Lisbon, in the area of Nutrition and she is also advising European Athletics on nutritional matters and team services.

Mónica Sousa (POR)

Reporting to the CEO, L&eacute;onie is responsible for the overall management of the Congress and Convention and for organising Executive Board and Council meetings, general office administrator and office logistics.

Léonie Clément (SUI)

Reporting to the CEO, Biljana is responsible for the areas of Communications, Promotion, Digital and Social Media, Brand, Editorial, and Media Operations &amp; Services.

Biljana Danicic (SRB)

Sandrine oversees competition and team services at European Athletics events. She manages the online entry system and coordinates with Member Federations on entry procedures and team services for all events. She also coordinates officials&rsquo; education and appointments. &nbsp;She takes over the role of project leader at some events and is responsible for overall coordination and management at those.

Sandrine Glacier (FRA)

Reporting to the CEO, Sylvain is the Head of Finances &amp; HR.&nbsp; He is responsible to oversee all the financial aspects within European Athletics and for the Human Resources management within this organisation.&nbsp;
His tasks in Finances include the general management of the Finances Department and support to other Departments on the financial matters, the Financial Planning and Budget with the respective reporting to the CEO, EXBO and Council. Sylvain is also responsible for the audits preparations and for overseeing of all accounting, payments and taxes control. His tasks in Human Resources include the liaison with the payroll service provider, insurance companies, and different authorities. Sylvain is also responsible for the administration of the absences and holidays system, Support to the staff recruitment processes and on HR matters queries.

Sylvain Jolliet (SUI)

Dominique is responsible for assessing, collecting, organising and preserving various numbers of documents and items to to be archived.

Dominique Koch (SUI)

Nicolas liaises with technical partners, local organisers and other parties to ensure the best quality at European Athletics events on the technology side. He is also in charge of the data project.

Nicolas Launois (FRA)

Kevin Legrand (FRA)

Christiane is a project leader for some European Athletics events. She is also in charge of protocol/ceremonies and VIP services.

Christiane Maillard (SUI)

C&eacute;lia supports the CEO on different management areas and specific projects, so as in the relationship with European Athletics Partner Organisations and stakeholders.&nbsp;
One of her main areas of responsibility is the implementation and coordination of the bidding process for all sporting and non-sporting European Athletics events, including bidders&rsquo; research, bidding workshops, management of the bidding online platform in interaction with the bidders, the evaluation chair and the relevant European Athletics departments, evaluation process and presentation of the bids to the Council and/or Executive Board.
Among the projects she is assigned there is the management of the European Athletics&rsquo; Corporate Governance, including the risk management system, the Integrity platform and the update of the governance related documents, such as the Constitution and the Code of Ethics.&nbsp;
C&eacute;lia also supports the CEO in the preparation of the contents for the Congress, the Council and Executive Board meetings and Executive Office and Office meetings.

Célia Mendes (POR)

Reporting to the Head of Communications, Vinay is responsible for developing and managing European Athletics&rsquo; public-facing digital platforms.

Vinay Mhetre (IND)

Christian leads European Athletics' operational activities and is in charge of the promotion of European Athletics, fostering good relations with European Athletics Member Federations, the IAAF and other partners with the ultimate goal to deliver the highest standards for the European Athletics Events and different projects. As CEO, Christian is an Executive Board and Council member and the link between the European Athletics governing bodies and the operational structure.
His tasks include collaborating with the European Athletics President and Executive Board to identify opportunities and initiatives to work towards European Athletics' strategic goals, ensuring compliance with the European Athletics Constitution as well as organisational rules, policies and procedures and to advise on the necessity of new or revised additions to these. He sets the top priorities for the operational level in line with European Athletics&rsquo; vision and strategy, monitors success, manages the overall finances and delegates authority to execute his general responsibilities.
He is therefore responsible for developing thought leadership with the Head Office, keeping the commitment and motivation of staff members on a high level and through the creation of a collaborative work structure that enables staff to deliver the outcomes of strategic decisions, leading to outstanding services for all key stakeholders. Such task includes managing the regular review of the organisational structure, recruiting and retaining key management personnel with appropriate skills and experience in order to grow the potential of European Athletics as a whole and to lead, motivate and manage the staff with consistence and fairness, evaluating and feeding back regularly on their performances.

Christian Milz (SUI)

Reporting to the Head of Development, Yannick coordinates development activities for European Athletics and implements development strategy. His tasks include delivery of European Athletics development projects, liaison for Member Federations on development matters as well supports the Development Commission. Delivery of certain educational activities, Member Federations support programme, Awards system, Member Federation Strategy and Focus Federation Programme, are part of his activities. He is supporting the Head of Development in ad hoc projects.

Yannick Morard (SUI)

Vadim oversees competition and Event Presentation at European Athletics events. He takes over the role of project leader at some events and is responsible for overall coordination and management at those.
He also manages the European Athletics calendar and the European Athletics Competition Regulations.

Vadim Nigmatov (TJK)

Quentin manages some projects at European Athletics, including the European one-day meeting circuit. He also takes over the role of project leader at some events and is responsible for overall coordination and management at those.

Quentin Pirlet (SUI)

Reporting to the Head of Marketing &amp; Commercial Activities, Martin is responsible for the commercial implementation of European Athletics events and projects.&nbsp;
His tasks include account management, sponsor rights delivery, venue related marketing operations, and the management of commercial service companies and suppliers. &nbsp;Martin is the key interface with event organisers on all event related marketing operational activities. &nbsp;Martin also supports marketing sales activities (sales decks, research, sales meetings).

Martin Schmidt (GER)

Gabriella manages the logistics at European Athletics events and she takes over the role of project leader at some events and is responsible for overall coordination and management at those.

Gabriella Szász (HUN)

Sandro manages the logistics at European Athletics events and in close relation with the Head of Events and the LOCs. He is supervising all accommodation,
transport, accreditation, clothing and catering matters as well as managing the European Athletics Event Management System.
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Reporting to the Head of Development, Sandro handles all logistics for the development programs and projects. His tasks include contacts with Member Federations on logistics related to development activities and travel arrangements as well all the accommodation and catering negotiations and delivery.

Sandro Romanic (SRB)

Reporting directly to the CEO,&nbsp;Marko&nbsp;oversees all development activities for European Athletics. He is responsible for the implementation of the European Athletics strategy in the&nbsp;development&nbsp;area.
His tasks include:
<ul type="disc">
<li class="x_MsoNormal">Management of European Athletics development&nbsp;programmes and&nbsp;projects</li>
<li class="x_MsoNormal">Liaison for Member Federations on all development matters</li>
<li class="x_MsoNormal">Implementation of Development Model</li>
<li class="x_MsoNormal">Coordination and support to the Development Commission</li>
<li class="x_MsoNormal">Coordination and support to the&nbsp;Running Advisory Group&nbsp;and&nbsp;Working Groups&nbsp;related to the development</li>
<li class="x_MsoNormal">Planning and delivery of all European Athletics educational events</li>
<li class="x_MsoNormal">Management of Member Federations&nbsp;Support&nbsp;Programme</li>
<li class="x_MsoNormal">Other development activities of interest for Member Federations</li>
<li class="x_MsoNormal">Supporting the CEO in ad hoc projects.</li>
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&nbsp;

Marko Vasic (SRB)

Reporting to the CEO, Marcel is the Head of Television, Digital and New Business Development.&nbsp; He is responsible for all TV related matters and works on the digital transformation and digitization projects. He is also heading the management and process of the New Business Development.

Marcel Wakim (GER)

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The European Athletics Head Office is based in Lausanne and employs more than 20 full-time staff members with a roughly equal split between genders.

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SPAR has been the principal sponsor of European Athletics since 1996, becoming synonymous with the sport during this period. Athletics is a sport where personal endeavour is combined with team participation to achieve success, and SPAR identifies with this principle through its national partners by ensuring that consumers enjoy shopping at SPAR. SPAR retailers continue to develop the brand through sponsorship awareness and through the critical link with individual athletes who are also customers of independent retailers. SPAR is proud to be involved with European Athletics, an organisation which strives to bring passion and enthusiasm for their sport to viewers, spectators and participants.

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Le Gruyère AOP Switzerland began its partnership with European Athletics in 2008 as a top-tier sponsor of all Major Events and the European Athletics U23 and U20  Championships. Le Gruyère is a very high quality natural cheese that has been produced for many centuries in an artisanal method without any additives. VIP guests, athletes and fans have the opportunity to taste this magnificent cheese at European Athletics events sponsored by Le Gruyère AOP Switzerland.

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Toyo Tires is one of the world's largest tire manufacturers. Toyo Tire Corporation was founded in 1945 in Osaka, Japan. In 1975, the manufacturer opened its European headquarters in Germany. The product range includes winter, summer and all-season tyres for motor vehicles as well as van tyres and special off-road products. The philosophy of Toyo Tires is to combine driving pleasure with top performance. This is reflected in each of the products, as well as in its close partnership with European Athletics.

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The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has been the Official Broadcast Partner of European Athletics since 1981. During this 40-year partnership, the outstanding collaboration between both organisations has always been focused on developing European Athletics into a more attractive product for television, spectators and athletes. Through its operational department Eurovision Services, the EBU is continuously working to promote athletics by offering the most comprehensive coverage of European Athletics events all over Europe.

Atos is a global leader in digital transformation with 110,000 employees and an annual revenue of approximately €12 billion. It is the European number one in cybersecurity, cloud and high performance computing, and the group provides tailored end-to-end solutions for all industries in 73 countries. A pioneer in decarbonisation services and products, Atos is committed to a secure and decarbonised digital environment for its clients. Atos is a SE (Societas Europaea), and listed on the CAC40 Paris stock index.

Atos is the Worldwide Information Technology Partner for the Olympic and  Paralympic Games. It is also the Timing-Scoring, Results and Operations provider of European Athletics events since 2017, and European Athletics Official Digital Partner for their new digital platform (web and mobile).


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Mondo has designed and produced prefabricated athletics tracks since 1948 and has been a European Athletics partner since 1988. They have combined their skills in the pursuit of a shared goal: to support the growth of athletics with passion and innovation. Mondo’s athletics surfaces offer uniform dynamic response and complete control over stride, rhythm, and balance for every athlete. The advantages of Mondo’s prefabricated track surfaces include optimal performance for athletes regardless of climate and environmental conditions. Mondo operates a careful selection of its raw materials for its track surfaces and constant production as we care about athletes’ health. Mondo products have passed UL Environment Tests for more than 10,000 volatile chemical agents and have attained GREENGUARD Gold certification.

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Opened in 1909 and magnificently restored, the Hotel Royal Savoy Lausanne combines Art Nouveau and modernity with genuine panache. Featuring tailor-made service and unbeatable comfort, this legendary venue is located a short walk from the shores of Lac Leman and offers every guest the absolute luxury of feeling truly at home. The Hotel Royal Savoy is proud to be the Preferred Hotel Partner of European Athletics in Lausanne since 2016, offering valuable support and accommodation services to European Athletics business activities throughout the year.

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The first companies of Würth MODYF Group were founded in Künzelsau, Germany, and Neumarkt, Italy, in 1997 as an independent subsidiary of the Würth Group and can thus look back on more than 25 years of experience in the field of workwear and safety footwear.

Würth MODYF Group currently operates companies in seven countries and has more than 400 employees in Germany, France, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Spain and Switzerland. Smaller sales units support Würth MODYF’s customers in Austria, the Netherlands and Belgium. Würth MODYF Group is continuing to expand internationally, opening new branches all over Europe.

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