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Governance
BACK
The European Internet Foundation is established as a legal, not-for-profit entity under Belgian law. It is governed by its Statutes and Bylaws. EIF´s structure reflects the principle of political leadership and control, while ensuring openness, participation and equity for business and associates members, who support the Foundation financially through annual fees.
Board of Govenors
Board of Management
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12 "Board of Governors" |
8 "Business Steering Committee" |
6 Observers (Associate Members) |
General Assembly
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Political Members |
Business Members |
Associate Members |
Programming Committee
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Political Members |
Business Members |
Associate Members |
Membership in the various organs of EIF is currently as follows :
Board of Governors :
- Pilar del Castillo MEP
- James Elles MEP (Vice Chair)
- Malcolm Harbour MEP
- Edit Herczog MEP
- Piia-Noora Kauppi MEP
- Erika Mann MEP (Chair)
- Arlene McCarthy MEP
- Bill Newton Dunn MEP
- Angelika Niebler MEP
- Reino Paasilinna MEP
- Catherine Trautmann MEP
- Lambert van Nistelrooij MEP
Board of Management :
All members of the Board of Governors (see above) plus Business Steering Committee and Associate Members
Business Steering Committee:
- Alfredo Acebal, Telefonica
- Joachim Hoenig, Deutsche Telekom
- Christine Diamente, Alcatel-Lucent
- Stéphane Ducable, Microsoft
- Luigi Gambardella, Telecom Italia
- Walter Kroeze, Ericsson
- Claudio Murri, Time Warner
- Walter Van Hemeledonck, Siemens
Associate Members:
- Margot Dor, ETSI
- Nicola Frank, EBU
- Frances Moore, IFPI
- Alain Moscowitz, CECUA
- Sarah Philipson, Växjö University
- Peter van Roste, CENTR
Programming Committee Co-Chairs:
- Malcolm Harbour, MEP
- Walter Kroeze, Ericsson
Meetings open to all EIF Members
Treasury Committee :
Political member:
Den Dover, MEP
Business member:
Klaus-Dieter Platte, Platte Consult
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