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List of Registered Participants Registered participants of the UBC XIV General Conference, Växjö 24-27 October 2017 Surname First name Position City/Organisation City Country Mr Aaberg Torben Head of Public & Digital Affairs Baltic Development Forum Copenhagen Denmark Mr Adamsen Carsten Leader Kolding Youth School Kolding Denmark Mr Adersjö Tobias Chairman of the Environment and healt board Växjö Växjö Sweden Mr Ahlgren Christofer Environmental Consultant Aether Oxford UK Mrs Ahlrot Julia Sustainable Development Manager City of Växjö Växjö Sweden Mr Akkanen Mika Manger of International Affairs City of Turku Turku Finland Mr Almlöf Tore Head of Department Municipality of Karlskrona Karlskrona Sweden Mr Almqvist Anders Project developer/coordinator Kalmar municipality Kalmar Sweden Mr Andersen Per Boedker President of UBC Union of the Baltic Cities Kolding Denmark Mr Andersson Martin Professor Blekinge Institute of Technology, IFN, Swedish Entrepreneurship Forum Karlskrona Sweden Mr Ansiņš Gunārs Vice mayor Liepāja city council Liepāja Latvia Ms Asp Elisabeth international coordinator City of Linköping Linköping Sweden Mrs Asplund Sofia projectleader at Hållbarhetsgruppen Växjö kommun Växjö Sweden Mr AtKisson Alan Pres / CEO AtKisson Group Stockholm Sweden Mrs Axelsson Carina Miljöstrateg Ljungby municipality Ljungby Sweden Ms Backman Maria Development Manager City of Vaasa Vaasa Finland Mr Balcer Adam Head of project WiseEuropa Warsaw Poland Mr Balcerowski TomasZ CEO EKOINBUD Gdansk Poland Mrs Balsby Mette Councillor Kolding Kommune Kolding Denmark Mr Beek Dag Youth Secretary Kristiansand kommune Kristiansand Norway Mr Bilotas Edmundas Baltramiejus Assistant to the Mayor Šiauliai city municipality Šiauliai Lithuania Ms Bjering Åsa Executive Secretary CPMR Baltic Sea Commission - Belgium Ms BONDER ANNA MARKETING AND SALES SPECIALIST DOLINA CHARRLOTTY RESORT AND SPA SLUPSK Poland Ms Bongers Lisa-Marie Intern Växjö Municipality Växjö Sweden Mr Carlsson Petri Chairman of town board Mariehamn Mariehamn Åland Mr Cenderello Alessandro Partner EY Diegem Diegem Belgium Mrs Chelkowska Marta Director of Tourism Department Marshals Office of Pomorskie Voivodeship Gdansk Poland Ms Claesson Annika Project manager Swedish Institute Stockholm Sweden Mr Czuczak TomasZ The Secretary of the Town of Koszalin Municipality of Koszalin Koszalin Poland Mr Danborg Frede International Coordinator Guldborgsund Municipality Guldborgsund Municipality Denmark Mrs DargiewicZ Anna Publications UBC Secretariat Gdansk Poland Mr De Ridder Julien Head of Cabinet of the President European Committee of the Regions Brussels Belgium Mr Dr. Fassbinder Stefan Mayor of Greifswald City Administration Greifswald Germany Mrs Duobaite Lina Deputy Head of Foreign Relations Division Kaunas City Kaunas Lithuania Ms Duzele Dace Deputy Head of Project Implementation Unit Jurmala City Council Jurmala Latvia Mrs Edgarsson Inta Project Coordinator Swedish Association of Local Authorities and Regions Stockholm Sweden Mrs Ek Lena Chair Södra Skogsägarna ek för Växjö Sweden Mr Elingfors Anders Verksamhetschef Växjö kommun Växjö Sweden Mrs Enemark Anna Senior Advisor CBSS Council of the Baltic Sea States Stockholm Sweden Mr Eskildsen Philip FernandeZ Leader Kristiansand UngdomsUtvalg Kristiansand Norway Mrs Estlander Sara Communication Coordinator HELCOM - Baltic Marine Environment Protection Commission Helsinki Finland Mr Falck Christiansen Hans-Erik Leader Guldborgsund Ungdomsskole Nykøbing F. Denmark Mr Feodoroff Jukka Manager of Business Development City of Kemi Kemi Finland Ms Fosnes Christina Opposition Leader Kalmar Municipality Kalmar Sweden Mr Frank Bo Lord Mayor Växjö Municipality Växjö Sweden Mr Franzén Anders Politician Växjö Växjö Sweden Mrs Freitag Katharina Commissioner for International Contacts Administration City of Greifswald Greifswald Germany Mr Gerlach-Hansen Olaf Senior Advisor Danish Cultural Institute and BSRCulturalPlanning Project NA Denmark Ms Gierczak Julia Assistant, project coordinator Network of East West Women Gdańsk Poland Mr Godbolt Lars Executive Secretary Baltic Sea States Subregional Co-operation (BSSSC) Oslo Norway Mrs Gotlibiene Nijole Deputy head of Education Division Klaipeda district municipality administration Gargzdai Lithuania Mr Grzelak Piotr Deputy Mayor City of Gdańsk Gdańsk Poland Mr Grönholm Björn Head of Secretariat UBC - Sustainable Cities Commission City of Turku Finland Mr Gunnarsson Magnus Mayor Ljungby municipality Ljungby Sweden Mrs Gurskiene Dalia Chief expert of communication Panevezys City Municipality Panevezys Lithuania Ms Gustafsson Linda Gender equality officer Umeå municipality Umeå Sweden Mr Hale Colin Project leader sustainable mobility Växjö Växjö Sweden Mrs Hammarberg Nataliia International Relations Officer Luleå municipality Luleå Luleå Mr Hansson Patrik Mayor Karlskrona kommun Karlskrona Sweden Mr Hegardt Christian City Architect Region Gotland Visby Sweden Mrs Helgerud Lina Public health strategist Municipality of Karlstad Karlstad Sweden Mrs Hernandez Modin Lena Project Coordinator/Chair of Youthful Cities Commission Gävle Municipality Gävle Sweden Mrs Hildén Isabel Deputy speaker Söderhamns kommun Söderhamn Sweden Mr Hjälmefjord Bo International project developer/coordinator Municipality of Växjö Växjö Sweden Mr Holmberg Igge Member of Parliament Mariehamns stad Mariehamn Finland Mrs Hopstadius Karin Operations developer Växjö kommun Växjö Sweden Mrs Häger Ann Project Manager City of Malmö Malmö Sweden Ms Ilola Agnieszka Project Coordinator Union of the Baltic Cities, Sustainable Cities Commission Turku Finland Ms Ioana Onisor Volunteer Kalmar Regional Council Kalmar Sweden Mr Ionut Mocanu General manager Galati Tehnopol Association Galati Romania Ms Isberg Jennie Head of Communications Växjöbostäder Växjö Sweden Mr Johansson Henrik Environmental coordinator City of Växjö Växjö Sweden Mr Johansson Jan Energy Manager Växjö kommun Växjö Sweden Mrs Johansson Storm Katarina Gender Equality coordinator Kalmar kommun Kalmar Sweden Mrs Jonsson Eva Process Leader EU Office Örebro municipality Örebro Sweden Mr JOZEFCZYK JAROSLAW DEPUTY DIRECTOR MUNICIPAL CENTRE FOR SOCIAL SERVICES GDYNIA Poland Mr Jurgutis Mantas Council member Kaunas City Council Kaunas Lithuania Mr Kaliff Roger Chairman of City Council City of Kalmar Kalmar Sweden Mr Kaliński Piotr Councilor City Pruszcz Gdański Poland Mr Kaminskas Dovydas Advisor to the Mayor Tauragė district municipality Tauragė Lithuania Ms Kampus Krista Head of Baltic 2030 Unit Council of the Baltic Sea States Stockholm Sweden Mr Kaniecki Igor Acting Head Joint Secretariat of the INTERREG South Baltic Programme Gdańsk Poland Mrs Karlsson Madeleine Director of Environmental and Healthcare Office Växjö kommun Växjö Sweden Mr Karlsson Richard Politician Oskarshamns kommun Oskarshamn Sweden Ms Karlsson Anna development manager Växjö kommun Växjö Sweden Mr Karu Tõnu Adviser Keila City Government Keila Estonia Mr Kataikko Mika Project Manager City of Jyväskylä / Business Development City of Jyväskylä Finland Mrs Ķelpe Iveta Head of Foreign Affairs Unite Jūrmala City Council Jūrmala Lettland Mrs Kesänen Kirsi International Relations Manager City of Jyväskylä Jyväskylä Finland Mr Kettunen Pekka Researcher Abo Akademi University Turku Finland Mrs Kim-Hagdahl Sohie Communicator Växjö Municipality Växjö Sweden Mr Komu Pekka Chair of the Lahti City Board City of Lahti Lahti Finland Ms Kotaviita Anna Communications Coordinator UBC, Sustainable Cities Commission City of Turku Finland Mrs Krabbesmark Lene Møller Head of Culture, Tourism & Settlement Gulborgsund Municipality Nykøbing Falster Denmark Mrs Krahl Monika Project's coordinator Bergen auf Rügen Bergen auf Rügen Germany Mr KrajewicZ Radoslaw Director Chojnickie Centrum Kultury Chojnice Poland Mr Kristiansen Jørgen Vice mayor Kristiansand kommune Kristiansand Norge Mrs Kutereba-Gnitecka Katarzyna Deputy Mayor of Miedzyzdroje MIĘDZYZDROJE MIĘDZYZDROJE Poland Mrs Källgren Sawela Inger Mayor of Gävle Gävle Gävle Sweden Mrs Lagercrantz Ann-Sofie Strategist Social Sustainability City office Kalmar Sweden Mr Lambertz Karl-Heinz President European Committee of the Regions Eupen Belgium Mrs Lancereau Carinne International Coordinator Örebro municipality Örebro Sweden Mr Lanér Carl-Martin Chief Executive Karlskrona kommun Karlskrona Sweden Mr Lang Kaj-Michael IT-Expert UBC Sustainable Cities Commission Turku Finland Mr Lankiniemi Matti Special Advisor City of Pori/Corporative administration Pori Finland Mrs Larsson Eva International coordinator Municipality of Karlskrona Karlskrona Sweden Mrs Larsson Katrin Sustainability Manager Örebro kommun Örebro Sweden Mrs Latakiene Jolita The Chief Specialsit of Culture Department Klaipeda district municipality Gargzdai Lithuania Mr Lauritzen John Councilor and member of the UBC executive board Naestved Kommune Naestved Denmark Mrs Leman Joanna Manager of the Foreign Relations Department Gdynia City Hall Gdynia Poland Mr Lewander Gustaf Analyst & Engagement Manager Infosphere AB Norrtälje Sweden Mrs Lidholt Ida Water Strategist Växjö municipality Växjö Sweden Ms Liepina Dace Project manager in Cultural Department Jurmala City Council Jurmala Lettland Ms Liljeström Emma Climate Change consultant Benviroc Ltd. Espoo Finland Mr Lindström Torbjörn Development Manager Southwest Finland Emergency Services Turku Finland Ms Lipska Kinga Coordinator Municipality of Chojnice Chojnice Poland Mr Lohikoski Mikko UBC Strategy coordinator; Senior adviser, City of Turku City of Turku City of Turku Finland Mrs Lomadze Etuna Head of the Division for
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