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List of Registered Participants, Electoral Convention EGP, Brussels, 22 Feb 2014 List of registered participants, Electoral Convention EGP, Brussels, 22 Feb 2014 Country Party / Organisation (EU) First Name Last Name Role Albania Partia e Gjelber / Greens of Albania Ilir Cani EGP Delegate Albania Partia e Gjelber / Greens of Albania Keida Ushtelenca EGP Delegate Austria Die Grünen Birgit Meinhard-Schiebel EGP Delegate Austria Die Grünen Thomas Waitz EGP Delegate Austria Die Grünen Madeleine Petrovic Member of Regional Parliament Austria Die Grünen Alexandra Medwedeff EGP Delegate Austria Die Grünen Monika Vana EGP Delegate Federation of Young European Austria Greens Silvio Heinze Treasurer Austria Green European Foundation Leonore Gewessler Director Austria Greens in the European Parliament Ulrike Lunacek MEP, EGP Delegate Austria Greens in the European Parliament Anna Groeschl Austria Judith Fitz Belgium AEGEE Elise Bessieres Belgium ARD Ruth Reichstein Belgium Bündnis 90/Die Grünen Susanne Kraatz Previous local party leader Belgium Bündnis 90/Die Grünen Roderick Kefferputz MEP assistant Belgium Bündnis 90/Die Grünen Vera Lipton Belgium Ecolo Saskia Bricmont International politics Belgium Ecolo Aurélie Marechal Assistant to MEP Belgium Ecolo Mireille Andries EGP Delegate Belgium Ecolo Didier Coeurnelle EGP Delegate Belgium Ecolo Arnaud Brohe EGP Delegate Belgium Ecolo Claire Mandouze EGP Delegate Advisor of Regional Minister for Evironement on Belgium Ecolo Marie-Helene Lahaye EU and international affairs Belgium Ecolo Audrey De Halleux Belgium Europe Ecologie - Les Verts Perrine Ledan Belgium European Green Party Armin Traute Staff Belgium European Green Party Saraswati Matthieu EGP Committee Belgium European Green Party Christian Bothe Staff Belgium European Green Party Valérie Marion Staff Belgium European Green Party Johannes Hillje Campaign manager Belgium European Green Party Cedric Olmanst Staff Belgium European Green Party Benedetta De Marte Staff Belgium European Green Party Benjamin Wilhelm Staff Belgium European Green Party Hannah Odenthal Staff Belgium European Green Party Philipp Kienemund Staff Belgium European Green Party Jacqueline Cremers Secretary General Belgium European Green Party Joline Suijkerbuijk Staff Belgium European Green Party Anna Yeliseyeva Staff Belgium European Green Party Cecile Lauwers Staff Belgium European Green Party Sándor Blasko Staff Belgium European Green Party Catherine Maas Staff Belgium European Green Party Corey Cunningham Belgium European Green Party Sofie Dierickx Volunteer Belgium European Green Party Ann Verheyen Staff Belgium European Green Party Geoffrey Legrand volunteer Belgium European Movement International Diogo Pinto Belgium European Movement International Tomas Spragg European Network Against Racism Belgium (ENAR) Myriam De Feyter European Network Against Racism Belgium (ENAR) Martin Demirovski Belgium European Youth Forum Sergio Vinay Belgium European Youth Forum Antoine Mertzeisen Belgium European Youth Forum Alexandre Beddock Belgium European Youth Forum Johanna Nyman Belgium Green European Foundation Pierre Jonckheer Chairperson Belgium Green European Foundation Benoit Lechat Staff Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Angelique Vandekerckhove Assistant to MEP Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Philippe Jastrzebiec-Lamberts MEP Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Maciek Pyszynski Liason officer for Poland Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Martin Koehler Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Stefanie Hundsdorfer Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Harald Werner Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Jean Kutten Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Helmut Weixler Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Lonneke Bentinck Page 1 List of registered participants, Electoral Convention EGP, Brussels, 22 Feb 2014 Country Party / Organisation (EU) First Name Last Name Role Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Verena Pinzer Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Chiara Miglioli Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Annabelle Sack Staff Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Alice Normand Assistant to MEP Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Michael Schmitt Adviser Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Vula Tsetsi Secretary General Belgium Greens in the European Parliament Aurelie Brochard Belgium Groen Eline Deblaere Executive Board member Belgium Groen Jos Raymenants EGP Delegate Belgium Groen Tine Destrooper EGP Delegate Belgium Groen Ewout Deurwaarder Executive Board member Belgium Groen Jean Baptiste Meert Executive Board member Belgium Groen Katja D'Haeyers Executive Board member Belgium Groen Wouter Van Hove Executive Board member Belgium Groen Anton Delbarre Executive Board member Belgium Groen Michael Vandeneynde Executive Board member Belgium Groen Eva Platteau candidate Belgium Groen Katleen De Ridder International Secretary Belgium Groen Luc Lamote ISN, Local councillor Belgium Groen Jan Keustermans Belgium Groen Olivier Beys Belgium Groen Daniel Frickel Belgium Groen Sara Janssens Belgium Groen Wouter Vanhove Belgium GroenLinks Linde Haven Staff Belgium JEF Lien Carton Belgium Miljöpartiet de Gröna Lena Widefjäll Staff Belgium Socialistisk Folkeparti Mathias Hansen Staff Belgium Student Leonardo Palumbo Belgium Student Styn Labeeuw TRAM:E (Teoria, Riflessione, Azione, Movimento: Europa) / Europae - Rivista di Affari Belgium Europei Sebastiano Putoto Secretary / Correspondent Belgium UEF Dimitrios Mavridis Belgium UNI Europa Torben Schenk Belgium UNI Europa Oliver Roethig Belgium UNI Europa Hanna Sjolund Belgium Union of European Federalists Monica Tiberi Belgium Union of European Federalists Raphael du Cheyron Calvelli Belgium University of Leuven Nicolas Everaert Belgium Young European Federalists Isabelle Buscke Belgium Luise Ruge Belgium Colin Cogitore Belgium Irene Sabio Gallego Belgium Catherine Vieilledent Belgium Brendan Culley Belgium Nicolas Arens Belgium Melis Akcan Bulgaria Federation of Young European Greens Krassina Demireva Co-Spokesperson, EGP Delegate Bulgaria Zelena Partija Bulgaria Silvia Vladimirova EGP Delegate Bulgaria Zelenite Daniela Bozhinova EGP Delegate Bulgaria Zelenite Hristo Genev Campaign manager Bulgaria Zelenite Borislav Sandov EGP Delegate Croatia ORaH Andrej Ferdinand Novak Local chairperson Croatia ORaH Vlasta Toth International Secretary Croatia Za Grad Marco Gregovic Czech Rep Strana Zelenych / Czech Greens Jan Zacek Media officer Czech Rep Strana Zelenych / Czech Greens Matej Chytil EGP Delegate Czech Rep Strana Zelenych / Czech Greens Michaela Suchardová Czech Rep Strana Zelenych / Czech Greens Pavel Buršík Estonia Eestimaa Rohelised Marko Kaasik Vice Chair, EGP Delegate Finland European Green Party Panu Laturi EGP Committee Finland Federation of Young European Greens Maria Tirkkonen EGP Delegate Finland Greens in the European Parliament Tarja Cronberg MEP Finland Greens in the European Parliament Laura Järvenpää Assistant to MEP Finland Minister of International Development Pekka Haavisto Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Leena Rantanen Staff Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Saara Ilvessalo EU candidate, EGP Delegate Page 2 List of registered participants, Electoral Convention EGP, Brussels, 22 Feb 2014 Country Party / Organisation (EU) First Name Last Name Role Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Lasse Miettinen Secretary General Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Antero Vartia EU candidate Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Ozan Yanar EU candidate Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Touko Aalto EU candidate, Vice Chair, EGP delegate EU candidate, chair of Fed of Green Youth Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Maria Ohisalo and Students of Finland Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Mikko Strahlendorff EGP Delegate Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Harri Auvinen EU candidate Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Tuija Brax-Mertanen Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Marja Honkonen Media officer, Staff Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Jyrki Kasvi EU candidate Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Otso Kivekäs EU candidate Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Sallamaari Muhonen Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Timo Painilainen Staff Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Anne Paulo-Tuovinen Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Laura Rantanen Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Johanna Sumuvuori EU candidate Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Jukka Vahti EU candidate, Vice Chair, EGP Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Anne Bland Delegate Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Ville Tuominen Staff Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Maria Vuorelma International Secretary Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Kirsi Syväri Staff Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Marko Ulvila MEP advisor Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Nora Forsbacka Assistant to MEP Finland Vihreät - De Gröna Joel Linnainmäki Advisor to Minister Haavisto France ENGS Jocelyne Le Boulicaut Chairperson France Europe Ecologie - Les Verts David Revelin EGP Delegate France Europe Ecologie - Les Verts Bruno Nicostrate European Affairs Committee France Europe Ecologie - Les Verts Françoise Alamartine EGP Delegate France Europe Ecologie - Les Verts Nicolas Dubourg Executive Board Member for Europe France Europe Ecologie - Les Verts Evangelia Ralli EGP Delegate France Europe Ecologie - Les Verts Magali Deval France JeunesEuropéensLille Lorraine Vaney France JeunesEuropéensLille Christophe Turon France Union of European Federalists Florent Banfi France Marie-Chiara Tort France Emma Eid France Jonathan Peuch France Laura Navarro-Lacroix France Europe Ecologie - Les Verts Francine Bavay EGP Delegate France Europe Ecologie - Les Verts Fanny Dubot EGP Delegate France Europe Ecologie - Les Verts Stephane Sitbon-Gomez EGP Delegate Sakartvelo's mtsvaneta partia / Executive Board member, EGP Georgia
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