New staff members at the EOC EU Office

New staff members at the EOC EU Office

The EOC EU Office is happy to announce that two new colleagues started from 1 September of this year. The integration of these two experienced colleagues into our team will certainly have a positive impact on future services and activities provided by the EOC EU Office to its partner organizations and NOCs.

Jana Janotová is detached from the Czech Olympic Committee and gained professional experience in the EU Office of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU). She is an active Basketball player and knows the Sport Unit of the European Commission from inside following a six months traineeship. She can be contacted at janotova@euoffice.eurolympic.org or at +32 2 738 03 22.

Florence Lefebvre Rangeon has worked for more than 6 years as parliamentary assistant in the European Parliament, the last five years with French Deputy Sophie Auconie. She is an active football player and just finished her PhD on European Sports Law. She can be contacted as rangeon@euoffice.eurolympic.org or at +32 2 738 03 29.

An overview of all our Team-Members inkl. their contact-sheets you find here...

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