Leadership Update

AmCham EU is pleased to announce recent election results and welcome these new and re-elected leaders. We wish successful terms to Jérémy Fouriau (HP Inc.); Luca Ibelli (Procter & Gamble); Fanny van der Loo (Edwards Lifesciences); Natasa Sbrizaj (3M); and Antonella Sopranzetti (ExxonMobil) who were elected in February. In March we announced the elections of Jean-Marc Leclerc (IBM) and Emilia Valbum (3M). 

The Secretariat would also like to thank those who are stepping down for the extraordinary work they completed during their terms: Sophia Chrysopoulou (The Coca-Cola Company), Marija Dabrisiute (formerly BCW), Emilia Valbum (3M), who continues as Vice-Chair, Transport, Energy and Climate Committee; and Christelle Verstraeten (formerly ChargePoint). 

More details about the leadership changes mentioned above can be found here.   

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16 May 2023
Digital, Environment, Healthcare, Energy
Leadership Update

AmCham EU is pleased to announce recent election results and welcome these new and re-elected leaders. We wish successful terms to Jérémy Fouriau (HP Inc.); Luca Ibelli (Procter & Gamble); Fanny van der Loo (Edwards Lifesciences); Natasa Sbrizaj (3M); and Antonella Sopranzetti (ExxonMobil) who were elected in February. In March we announced the elections of Jean-Marc Leclerc (IBM) and Emilia Valbum (3M). 

The Secretariat would also like to thank those who are stepping down for the extraordinary work they completed during their terms: Sophia Chrysopoulou (The Coca-Cola Company), Marija Dabrisiute (formerly BCW), Emilia Valbum (3M), who continues as Vice-Chair, Transport, Energy and Climate Committee; and Christelle Verstraeten (formerly ChargePoint). 

More details about the leadership changes mentioned above can be found here.   

Please find below a detailed list of the recent appointments to leadership positions:  

  • Jérémy Fouriau (HP Inc.), Vice-Chair, Environment Committee 

  • Luca Ibelli (Procter & Gamble), Vice-Chair, Environment Committee 

  • Jean-Marc Leclerc (IBM) re-elected Chair, Digital Economy Committee 

  • Fanny van der Loo (Edwards Lifesciences), Vice-Chair, Healthcare Committee 

  • Natasa Sbrizaj (3M), re-elected Vice-Chair, Environment Committee 

  • Antonella Sopranzetti (ExxonMobil), Chair, Transport, Energy and Climate Committee 

  • Emilia Valbum (3M), Vice-Chair, Transport, Energy and Climate Committee 

Please find a list of members who stepped down recently from leadership positions. We are grateful for their continued engagement and trust in AmCham EU.    

  • Sophia Chrysopoulou (The Coca-Cola Company), former Vice-Chair, Environment Committee 

  • Marija Dabrisiute (formerly BCW) former Vice-Chair, Transport, Energy and Climate Committee 

  • Emilia Valbum (3M), former Vice-Chair, Healthcare Committee, who became Vice-Chair of the Transport, Energy and Climate Committee 

  • Christelle Verstraeten (formerly ChargePoint), former Chair, Transport, Energy and Climate Committee 

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