New Office Manager at the EOC EU Office

New Office Manager at the EOC EU Office

Since October 2015, Fruzsina Csepi has replaced Karen Northshield as Office Manager at the EOC EU Office, after the latter decided to pursue her career as a sports instructor. Fruzsina is from Györ, Hungary, the place of the 2017 European Youth Olympic Festival. She has obtained a BA degree in French and English languages, as well as a MA in International Relations at Budapest Business School with an Erasmus semester at ESCI, Paris - Marne La Vallée. She has worked for private companies as EU Project Assistant for two and a half years and spent nearly two years in the Finance and Accountancy sector. As an amateur sports lover, she practices running, yoga and body art in her free time.

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The EUIPO emphasises the role of trademarks in sports on World Intellectual Property Day

To mark World Intellectual Property Day on 26 April, the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) highlighted the role of intellectual property (IP) in shaping sport in Europe. Recognisable symbols such as Liverpool F.C.’s anthem “You’ll Never Walk Alone” and the Tour de France logo are examples of how identity in sport can be protected […]

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The European Parliament held a plenary debate titled “Danger of normalising relations with Russia, including its participation in major cultural and sports events,” opened by Commissioner Glenn Micallef, who firmly rejected any return to “business as usual” in international sport while Russia’s war against Ukraine continues. He stressed that sport is not neutral in this […]

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EU and UK officially ratify decision for the UK to rejoin Erasmus+ in 2027

Four months after the UK’s return to Erasmus+ was announced, the EU and UK officially signed the decision associating the United Kingdom to the Erasmus+ programme in 2027 on 15 April 2026. From 2027, British organisations will be eligible for Erasmus+ funding, unlocking new opportunities for mobility and cooperation. At the annual EU-UK Forum on […]

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