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Fleishman Hillard EU
- Public Affairs Consultant
2006 - maintenant
Fleishman-Hillard is one of the world's leading communications firms, with 2,300 employees working in 83 offices in 21 countries including Asia and Latin America . Our public affairs practice offers the premier network dedicated to public affairs with over 500 specialised consultants in offices throughout Europe, Canada and the US .
A hub in Europe
The Brussels office features a multinational and multilingual staff of 30, whose first-hand experience in European Union institutions, national governments, business and journalism make the agency one of Europe 's leading public affairs and communications agencies. Because of this unique cultural and linguistic mix, we also act as a “hub” for Fleishman-Hillard in Europe providing centralised management for our clients' European projects and advising on how to effectively address Europe 's many cultural nuances.
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Bureau Européen des Unions de Consommateurs
- Communications Assistant
2006 - 2006
BEUC investigates all European Union decisions, programmes and developments liable to affect consumers. BEUC promotes the development of a Single Market that truly works in the interests of consumers. BEUC takes the view that the relationship between consumers and suppliers of goods and services should be based on fairness and should strive to create the right conditions for consumers to make independent decisions.
BEUC was a pioneer, one of the first lobbying organisations to set up base in the European capital in a bid to influence the decision-making process.
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European Commission
- Assistant to the CPVO President
Bruxelles
2005 - 2005
A system for the protection of plant variety rights has been established by Community legislation. The system allows intellectual property rights, valid throughout the Community, to be granted for plant varieties.
The Community Plant Variety Office (CPVO) implements and applies this scheme. The CPVO has been operating since 27 April 1995. On 6 December 1996, the Intergovernmental Conference of representatives of the Member States (IGC) decided that the seat of the CPVO would be in Angers (France). The CPVO, which is a decentralised Community agency, has its own legal status. It is self-financing, mainly on the basis of the various fees paid
