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Festival Production Management Training Participants List 2016 First Name Last Name Country Organisation Vivian Alme Norway Norway festivals Jean Noel Attard Malta N/A Heidi Baecke Belgium Festival of Flanders Kortrijk Elise Brokensha Australia N/A Si Kei Chan China N/A Alaide Costa Portugal ASSOCIAÇÃO SONS DA LUSOFONIA Laura Delaere Belgium STUK Kunstencentrum vzw Rahel Feidler Belgium MEDIALAAN Annabel Glauser Switzerland far° festival des arts vivants Nyon Charlotte Gyselinck Belgium Festival van Vlaanderen Brussel Marjorie Jalladot France Abbaye aux Dames Hyemi Kwak South Korea Mac Theater Company Junior Lambrechts Belgium Ancienne Belgique Zhang Rong Leong Singapore Esplanade Shiya Lu China Performing Arts Research Centre of Today Art Museum Stefanie Poulton UK EUNIC Global Ayse Sakalli Turkey Mersin International Music Festival Sascha Sopper Austria Vereinigte Österreichische Musikförderer, Planet Music, & ChorForum Wien Aranka Takacs Romania European Foundation for Urban Culture Tian Theng Tay Singapore Esplanade Mandy Ilse Van Essche Belgium STUK Arts Center Ieva Vitina Latvia State Choir Latvija 2017 First Name Last Name Country Organisation Michaela Buriánková Czech Republic Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space Anne Claessens Belgium Bozar Denisa Dan Romania Fapte Association - Jazz in the Park Diana Dagobert De Smet Belgium Gent Festival van Vlaanderen Marie Kašparová Czech Republic Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space Gnagna Kone Senegal N/A Andrey Korshunkov Russia N/A Inga Kunz Germany JOINT ADVENTURES - Walter Heun Viktoria Laco Czech Republic N/A Hélène Philippot France Berliner Festspiele Monica Sartini Italy Santarcangelo dei Teatri Heleen Schepens Belgium Gent Festival van Vlaanderen Suet Ling, So China Hong Kong Arts Festival Shirley Pattayarach Thamwongsa Thailand National Discovery Museum Institute Floor Van Hees The Netherlands Senf Theaterpartners 2018 First Name Last Name Country Organisation Dunja Bovan Croatian Zagreb Film Festival, ZagrebDox Viviane Dohle Canadian Festival TransAmériques Mario Franssen Belgian ManiFiesta Margherita Giacobbi Italian Abu Dhabi Music and Arts Foundation Maryana Golovchenco Ukranian Bojana Kovačević Serbian Sombor National Theatre Natalie Krausová Czech One World, International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival Laura Martegani Italian Rat&Tat kulturbuero Teresa Miguel Portuguese Materiais Diversos Lorenzo Pappagallo French & Italian xper Teatro Pierre-Olivier Scheid Belgian Bal National ASBL Frans Robert Belgian BOZAR, Centre for Fine Arts .

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