Liste Des Personnalites Ayant Preside La Vente Des Vins Depuis 1976

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LISTE DES PERSONNALITES AYANT PRESIDE LA VENTE DES VINS DEPUIS 1976 Son Excellence le Comte de KECHOVE de DENTERGHEM, Ambassadeur 1976 de Belgique, jumelage Hôtel-Dieu avec l’hôpital SAINT-JAN de BRUGES Prince Bertil de SUEDE et la Princesse LILIAN, et Monsieur Curt 1977 LIDGARD, Ministre plénipotentiaire de SUEDE 1978 Lino VENTURA – Représentant l’association PERCENEIGE 1979 Son Altesse le Prince Paul Alfons de METTERNICH (WUNNEBURG) 1980 Katsuichi IKAWA, Ambassadeur du JAPON en France 1981 Peter VSTINOV 1982 Monsieur MARTENS, Premier Ministre de Belgique 1983 Marie-Josée NAT et Jean-Claude BRIALY 1984 Mstislav ROSTROPOVITCH 1985 Professeur GUILLEMIN 1986 Archiduc et Archiduchesse d’AUTRICHE 1987 Professeur MONTAGNIER 1988 Son Altesse Impériale la Princesse Alix NAPOLEON – Croix-Rouge 1989 Carole BOUQUET – Enfance et Partage 1990 Dominique LAPIERRE – Action pour les Enfants des Lépreux de Calcutta Florence ARTHAUD – Mouvement de Défense des Grands Accidentés de 1991 la Vie 1992 Barbara HENDRICKS – Ambassadeur auprès du H.C.R. de l’O.N.U. Lambert WILSON – Antenne d’Accueil Médical de Beaune et Papillons 1993 Blancs Amiral LEIGTON W. SMITH et Mme Michèle ALLIOT-MARIE – Ministre de la 1994 Jeunesse et des Sports – Antenne d’Accueil Médical de Beaune 1995 Catherine DENEUVE – Solidarité Enfants SIDA 1996 Claudie ANDRE-DESHAYS – Une Maison de Parents en Bourgogne 1997 Thierry LHERMITTE – Les Toiles Enchantées 1998 Sandrine KIBERLAIN et Anouk AIMEE – La Chaîne de l’Espoir 1999 Kristin SCOTT THOMAS – Association France Alzheimer 2000 Charles BERLING - Ecoles du Monde / Inès SASTRE - UNISEP Julien CLERC - Enfance et Partage / Amira CASAR - Lutte contre la Maladie 2001 de Charcot Chiara MASTROIANNI « De 7 à 97 Ans » / Elsa ZYLBERSTEIN – 2002 « Equilibres et Populations » Marlène JOBERT « Ligue contre le Cancer » / Jean RENO « Médecins du 2003 Monde » Charlotte RAMPLING – Stéphane BERN - David DOUILLET – Jonathan 2004 NOSSITER « La Fondation de France » et « UNICEF » 2005 Catherine JACOB « Iris » / Sonia RIKIEL « Action contre la faim » Fanny ARDANT – Alice TAGLIONI « Enfants et Santé » / Princesse 2006 MARGARITA de ROUMANIE « Fondation Princesse Magarita de Roumanie » Richard BERRY « Fédération des associations pour les dons d’organes et de 2007 sang » - Maréva GEORGES - Linda HARDY - Sonia ROLLAND « ELA » (Association Européenne contre les Leucodystrophies) Jean-Pierre MARIELLE « Comité de Côte d’Or de la Ligue contre le Cancer » 2008 - Michel BLANC « Enfants d’Asie » Sœur Marie-Emmanuel MINOT « Congrégation des Sœurs de Ste-Marthe » - 2009 Patrick BRUEL « Restos du Cœur » - Andréa CASIRAGHI « La Fondation Motrice » Fabrice LUCHINI « AVEC » (Association pour la Vie et l’Espoir contre le 2010 Cancer) et « Climats de Bourgogne » Inès de la FRESSANGE « Mécénat Chirurgie Cardiaque » et Christian 2011 CLAVIER « France Alzheimer » Carla BRUNI-SARKOZY « Fondation Carla BRUNI-SARKOZY » et Guy 2012 ROUX « Fondation IDEE » Clotilde COURAU, Princesse de Savoie « Association Petits Princes » et 2013 Jean-Pierre CASTALDI « Les Papillons Blancs » .

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