Organisation
Stockholm Region EU Office is a joint office for local and regional authorities in Stockholm Region. The office is a company owned by the non-profit organisation Stockholm Region Association for European Affairs. Founding members in the Association are the City of Stockholm, Region Stockholm, Storsthlm, together with other members; Region Gotland, Region Sörmland, Region Uppsala, Region Västmanland and the Council for Stockholm-Mälaren Region (Mälardalsrådet).
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors for Stockholm Region EU Office consists of three top management directors from the founding members of the Stockholm Region Association for European Affairs.
Johan von Sydow, Storsthlm, Chairman
Magdalena Bosson, City of Stockholm
Carina Lundberg Uudelepp, Region Stockholm
Kristina Tidestav, Solna Municipality (substitute)
Board of Stockholm Region Association for European Affairs
The board of the Stockholm Region Association for European Affairs gather politicians from the members of the association and are responsible for the strategic direction and policy areas to be prioritised.
Founding members
City of Stockholm
Karin Wanngård (S)
Olle Burrell (S)
Christoffer Fjellner (M)
Region Stockholm
Joe Frans (S)
Fredrik Lindstål (C)
Pehr Granfalk (M)
Storsthlm
Mats Gerdau (M)
Stefan Bergström (C)
Hans-Erik Salomonsson (S)
Other members
Kristoffer Tamsons (M), Mälardalsrådet (The Council for the Stockholm Mälar Region)
Jesper Skalberg Karlsson (M), Region Gotland
Jacob Sandgren (S), Sörmland Regional Council
Björn-Owe Björk (KD), Region Uppsala
Denise Norström (S), Region Västmanland
Adjunct members from the European Committee of the Regions
Jelena Drenjanin (M), Huddinge Municipality
Pehr Granfalk (M), City of Solna
Carin Lidman (S), City of Västerås
Filip Reinhag (S), Region Gotland
Sara Heelge Vikmång (S), Huddinge Municipality
(C = The Centre Party, KD = The Christian Democratic Party, L = The Liberal Party, M = The Moderate Party, MP = The Green Party, S = The Social Democratic Party, V = The Left Party)
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