Change of Staff at EOC EU Office

Change of Staff at EOC EU Office

As of 1 September 2015, there has been a change of staff at the EOC EU Office.

After one year at the EOC EU Office as Policy Officer and more than six years at the European Parliament, our colleague Florence Lefebvre Rangeon has taken the decision to leave Brussels and to join the European Regional Office of the World Anti-Doping Agency in Lausanne, Switzerland.  The EOC EU Office would like to thank Florence wholeheartedly for her great work, professionalism, and commitment both to the Office and to all partner organisations. We wish Florence all the best in her future professional and personal career.

Valentin Capelli, a former high-level football player in France, will replace Florence as new policy officer at the  EOC EU Office. Valentin has gained insight in and knowledge of the sport policy sector during his traineeship at our Office and has acquired valuable experience in public affairs as a trainee at Reporters Without Borders, world-renowned press freedom advocacy organisation. Valentin is reachable at capelli@euoffice.eurolympic.org and at  +32 2 738 03 20.

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