Close The Gap International VZW - Advisory Board

Advisory Board

Complementing the Board of Directors, Close the Gap’s Advisory Board consists of a number of international personalities. Members of this board act as international ambassadors and also play a strong role in strategic decisions to be taken by giving advice to the Managing Director on existing approaches and proposed directions.

Viscount Etienne Davignon Vice Chairman Suez-Tractebel Former Vice-President of the EU-Commission

Prof. Dr. Marc Despontin Professor at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Free University Brussels)

Mr. François-Xavier de Donnea Minister of State, Belgium

Mr. Dieter Frisch Former Director General for Development at the EU-Commission

Mrs. Monique Heijn Ambassador STOP AIDS NOW!

Prof. em. Dr. Silvain Loccufier Honorary Rector of Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Free University Brussels)

Dr. Peter Piot UNAIDS Executive Director (until 31 December 2008) Chairman of the King Baudouin Foundation, Brussels

Prof. Dr. Jan Pronk Former Minister for Development Former Deputy Secretary General United Nations and former special UN-envoy for Sudan

Count Jacques Rogge President International Olympic Committee (IOC)

Archbishop Desmond Tutu Nobel Peace Prize 1984

Prof. Dr. Frank Vandenbroucke Minister of Education in Flanders, Belgium

Prof. Dr. Benjamin Van Camp Pro-Rector Vrije Universiteit Brussel (Free University Brussels)

Mr. Tony Vandeputte Honorary Delegate Administrator at the Federation of Belgian Companies

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