EESC confirms Employers' Group members in key positions

In its April 2023 Plenary session, the EESC elected and confirmed Employers' Group members in key positions for the second half of the 2020–2025 term. The members were elected for these positions in two waves of elections by the EESC Employers' Group.

Following Employers' Group members were confirmed:

• Aurel Laurenţiu Plosceanu, EESC Vice-President in charge of communication
• Pietro de Lotto, President of the EESC's Consultative Committee on Industrial Change
• Sandra Parthie, President of the EESC's Section for the Single Market, Production and Consumption (INT)
•  Dimitris Dimitriadis, President of the EESC's External Relation Section (REX)
• Wauthier Robyns de Schneidauer, Vice-President ECO section
• Emilie Prouzet, Vice-President INT section
• Josep Puxeu Rocamora, Vice-President NAT section
• María Helena de Felipe Lehtonen, Vice-President REX section
• Alena Mastantuono, Vice-President TEN section
• Mariya Mincheva, Vice-President SOC section
• Lech Pilawski, Vice-President Labour Market Observatory (SOC)
• Matteo Borsani, Vice-President Digital transition and Single Market Observatory (INT)
• Gonçalo Lobo Xavier, Vice-President European Semester
• Dolores Sammut Bonnici, Vice-President Equality Group
• Maurizio Reale, President Sustainable Development Observatory (NAT)
• Georgi Stoev, President Services of General Interest Group (TEN)
• Andrés Barceló Delgado, President Energy Group (TEN)
•  Gintaras Morkis, President EU-Eastern European Neighbours Group (REX)
• Marcin Nowacki, President EU-Ukraine Civil Society Platform (REX)
• Decebal-Ștefăniță Pădure, President EU-Montenegro Joint Consultative Committee (REX)
• Peter Clever, President EU-Transatlantic Relations Follow-up Committee (REX)
• Istvan Komoroczki, President European Economic Area (EEA)
• Antonio García del Riego, President Audit Committee
• August Mesker, President Ethical Committee
• Violeta Jelić, President European Citizens' Initiative ad hoc Group
• Paul Soete, President Fundamental rights and the rule of law ad hoc Group (SOC)