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Title of Lecture 1 BrigGen Mag. WÖRGÖTTER Jürgen Institute for Basic Officer Education Theresan Military Academy Austria Welcome of Delegations 2 European Union European Security and Defence College Mr. Dirk DUBOIS Head ESDC Col Assoc. Prof. Harald GELL, PhD Chairman of the Military Erasmus Implementation Group LtCol Symeon ZAMBAS Training Manager ESDC 3 European Union European Commission Mr. Alessandro MATTIATO Civil-Military Assistant Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG ECHO) 4 Belgium Royal Military Academy Brussels LtCol (GS) Christ VEERMEER Project Officer Maj Koen TROCH 5 Bulgaria “Vasil Levski” National Military University Col Assoc. Prof. Vladko SIDEROV Ms. Vanya KATSARSKA 6 Canada Royal Military College Saint-Jean Col Gervais CARPENTIER Assoc. Dean Dr. Danic PARENTEAU 7 Croatia “Dr. Franjo Tuđman” Croatian Defence Academy Col Assoc. Prof. Stjepan DOMJANČIĆ, PhD Vice-Dean for International Cooperation 8 Czech Republic University of Defence Col Jaroslav KOZUBEK, PhD LtCol Tibor Paed-Dr. Lenka PALASIEWICZ, PhD PAUČOVÁ Sgt Martin SUCHÁNEK Sgt Radka VAŠÍČKOVÁ Cpl Veronika Pvt 1st Cl Pavlina NEKUDOVÁ BARTOSOVA 9 Estonia Estonian National Defence College Maj Marko PUNGAR, MA Mrs. Riia RÄNISOO Cdt Rain SAARMAN 10 France Écoles de Saint-Cyr Coëtquidan Col Remi Gerard CHASSAING 11 Germany Bundeswehr Medical Academy Munich LtCol Ralf Matthias HAGEN, MD, PhD 12 Germany Mürwik Naval School Lt (N) Maximilian Frederique Joan STEFFENS Lt (N) Henning JÜRGENSEN 13 Greece Hellenic Air Force Academy Maj (AF) Ilias MAKRIS Project Officer (Air Force Semester) Maj Ilias PAPADOPOULOS Assoc. Prof. Ioannis TEMPLALEXIS Lecturer Panagiotis KARAMPELAS 14 Greece Hellenic Army Academy Lecturer Nikolaos KARADIMAS Academic Lecturer in Charge of International Semester Lt Panagiotis IOANNOU Lt Rafail NIKOVIOTIS 15 Greece Hellenic Military Academy of Combat Support Officers Maj Ioannis KAZAKIS 16 Greece Hellenic Naval Academy Prof. Dean Ioannis KOUKOS LtCdr Christos KAVOUSANOS 17 Hungary National University of Public Service BrigGen Assoc. Prof. Árpád POHL, PhD Dean of the Faculty of Military Sciences and Officer Training LtCol Dr. Attila KÁLLAI Mrs. Éva KÁLLAI-NYÁRI Cdt Szabolcs Balázs SZALONTAI Cdt Dániel WEISZHÁR Italy 18 Army Education and Training Command and School of Applied Military Studies LtCol Enrico SPINELLO 19 Italy Italian Naval Academy Cdr Patrizio PERIN IG member and Chairman LoD 11 LtCdr Daniele D´ALESSANDRO (Assoc. Prof. Elena CARPI) 20 Italy University of Turin Prof. Marina MARCHISIO Ms. Marta PRISECARU Currently Trainee at Theresan Military Academy Ms. Gaia RAVAZZOLO Currently Trainee at Theresan Military Academy 21 Latvia National Defence Academy of Latvia Col Valts ĀBOLIŅŠ Commandant NDAL / TRADOC Commander LtCol Oskars KUDLIS, M.Ed. (Cdr Senior Grade Andis BOKUMS) (Mrs. Zane RIBAKOVA) 22 Lithuania “General Jonas Žemaitis” Military Academy of Lithuania Col Darius VAICIKAUSKAS Mr. Tomas LASTAKAUSKAS 23 Netherlands Royal Netherlands Defence Academy Maj Marcel SPAANS Staff Officer Air Force / Coordinator Int. Mil. Affairs Maj Dennis VAN BERKEL Mr. David OEY, MSc Poland 24 “General Tadeusz Kościuszko” Military University of Land Forces LtCol Marcin BIELEWICZ, PhD Col (ret.) Miroslaw SMOLAREK, PhD Ms. Aneta KAZANECKA, PhD Ms. Marta NOWAKOWSKA, PhD Ms. Magdalena HRYNIEWICZ 2nd Lt Józef SALAME Cdt Karol CZAPOR Cdt Anna JANIK Mr. Piotr ZIMOLAG 25 Poland Polish Air Force University Ms. Małgorzata BERNAT, MA (Capt Grzegorz BUŚKO) Head of International Cooperation Office 26 Poland Polish Naval Academy Lt (N) Sandra ZARYCHTA Ms. Monika WYSOCKA (Capt [N/ret.] Mariusz MIĘSIKOWSKI, DSc) 27 Portugal Defence Resources Directorate Ms. Ana Sofia PINTO BATISTA, MA Legal Advisor 28 Portugal Military Academy LtCol Paulo MACHADO, MSc Asst. Prof. Sofia MENEZES, PhD 29 Portugal Portuguese Air Force Academy Maj Luís FÉLIX, PhD 30 Portugal Portuguese Naval Academy Cdr Rodrigo CASTRO Foreign Affairs Officer Prof. Maria Filomena TEODORO, PhD 31 Romania “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” Police Academy Assoc. Prof. Police Superintendent Georgică PANFIL, PhD Assoc. Prof. Nicolae GROFU, PhD 32 Romania “Ferdinand I” Military Technical Academy Capt-Cdr Cristian-Emil MOLDOVEANU 33 Romania General Directorate of Romanian Police Police Insp. Marius ANDRIȚA 34 Romania “Henri Coandă” Air Force Academy BrigGen (AF) Assoc. Prof. Gabriel RĂDUCANU, PhD Rector-Commandant Col (AF) Assoc. Prof. Ionică CÎRCIU, PhD Col Assoc. Prof. Laurian GHERMAN, PhD Lt Ioan-Bogdan CĂBĂL 35 Romania “Nicolae Bălcescu” Land Forces Academy BrigGen Prof. Ghiță BÂRSAN, PhD Rector-Commandant Col Assoc. Prof. Vasile CĂRUȚAȘU, PhD Col Lucian ISPAS Col Gheorghe PRUNESCU Assoc. Prof. Romana OANCEA Prof., Eng. Dănuț-Eugeniu Ms. Ramona HERMAN MOȘTEANU, PhD Mr. Crăciun LAC 2nd y. Cdt Vlad-Daniel MĂLINA 2nd y. Cdt Loredana-Elena POPOVICI 2nd y. Cdt Radu RUSU 2nd y. Cdt Ana ȚÎMPU (SgtMaj Adrian-Aristotel PLEȘA) (Asst. Prof. Sebastian-Emanuel STAN, PhD) (Mr. Mihai-Bogdan NEAGU) (Mr. Ioan-Nicolae VANGA-MIHAI) 36 Slovenia Military Schools Centre Col Alenka PETEK Officer Candidate School Commandant Col Igor CEBEK 37 United States of America University of North Georgia LtCol (ret.) Anthony FRITCHLE Director, International Military Programs LtCol (ret.) Keith ANTONIA Cdt Matthew MANN Cdt Colton SHANAHAN 38 Austria Theresan Military Academy MajGen Mag. Karl PRONHAGL Commandant Col (GS) Mag. Karl Heinz WIEDNER LtCol Markus FISCHER, MA, MSD LtCol Mag. (FH) Dr. Gerd-Alois HIESS, BSc MSc LtCol Roland PULSINGER Maj Mag.(FH) Alexander SPANNBAUER WO II Christian HADEK, MSc WO I Helmut PICHLER ADir Martin PICKL Mr. Stefan FRÜHWIRTH Cadets of the Class “NEUSSER” Organisational Staff 39 Thank YOU for YOUR attention! Source: Homepage of “slideshare”. URL: http://de.slideshare.net/InsideAnalysis/forward-looking-bi-the-future-of-decision-making. [15-5-15]. .
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