Our Team
BirdLife Europe & Central Asia has an international team of permanent staff responsible for conservation, science, policy, advocacy, capacity building, fundraising, communications, finance and administration supporting the 46 European and Central Asian BirdLife Partners.
Governance
Ariel Brunner
Regional Director
Dorothée Guénéheux
Governance Coordinator
Policy
Anouk Puymartin
Head of Policy
András Takács
Energy Policy Officer
Barbara Herrero
Senior Nature Conservation Policy Officer
Cyrielle Goldberg
Marine Policy Officer
David Howell
Senior Energy Policy Officer
Marilda Dhaskali
Senior Agriculture and Land-use Policy officer
Marion Bessol
Nature Conservation Policy Assistant
Riccardo Gambini
Forest and Bioenergy Policy Officer
Sofie Ruysschaert
Senior Nature Restoration Policy Officer
Tatiana Nemcova
Senior Agriculture Policy Officer
Science & Conservation
Anna Staneva
Head of Science, Species and Site Conservation
Antonio Vulcano
Senior Marine Officer
Brecht Verhelst
Project Development Manager (Nature Restoration)
Daniel Mitchell
Marine Progamme Manager
Glenn Cockburn
EU Red List Project Coordinator
Joana Bores
Nature Conservation Officer
Lilla Barabas
Flyways Conservation Officer
Nigel Symes
Conservation Partnerships Manager
Sofia Capellan
Senior Nature Restoration Officer
Thomas Sebrechts
Conservation Partnerships Officer
Tom Cabuy
Conservation Partnerships Officer
Willem van Den Bossche
Senior Flyway Conservation Officer
Finance & Administration
Jérôme Jolibois
Senior Finance and Administration Manager
Marcia Pereira
Senior Finance Officer
Jerine Migrino
Finance Assistant
Karina Kanarska
HR Advisor
Evans Siaw
Finance Business Partner
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