IMZ Board Elections: The Results Are In!

Voting for the 2023-25 term is now completed, with several new members ready to move the IMZ forward!

With voting for the next IMZ Board concluded as of 4 September, we are proud to present the members who will guide our organisation through the 2023-25 term. Please note that the current IMZ Board and Directorate will remain until its term concludes; the new Board and Directorate will be formally constituted at the next IMZ General Assembly in February 2023!

Both the current and new board met up in September during the ITV Golden Prague for a joint meeting to discuss the transition, among other pressing matters relevant to our sector.
Many thanks to the outgoing board members for their hard work; and a warm welcome to all the new faces! Thank you for offering your time to promote and support our audiovisual cultural industry!

The IMZ Board Elect for 2023-25
In Alphabetical Order

Wolfgang Bergmann, ARTE Deutschland TV (Germany)
Agné Biliunaite, LRT – Lithuanian National Radio and Television (Lithuania)
Ernst Buchrucker, Unitel (Germany)
Daniel Celarec, RTV Slovenija (Slovenia)
Jason Charters, Riddle Films (Canada)
Emelie De Jong, ARTE G.E.I.E. (France)
Arild Erikstad, NRK – Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (Norway)
Ditte Feuk, SVT – Swedish Television (Sweden)
Frank Gerdes, ServusTV (Austria)
Daniel Gorjão, RTP – Rádio e Televisão de Portugal (Portugal)
Laetitia Huberti, RTBF – Belgian Public Radio & Television (Belgium)
Mari Inamasu, NHK – Japan Broadcasting Corporation (Japan)
Stephen James-Yeoman, BBC Arts and Classical Music (United Kingdom)
Maria Kivinen, YLE Finnish Broadcasting Company (Finland)
Ulrike Köstinger, Operabase (Denmark)
Elmar Kruse, C Major Entertainment (Germany)
Sandrine Laffont, EuroArts Music International (Germany)
Rita Lombardi, RAI COM (Italy)
Reiner Moritz, Poorhouse International (United Kingdom)
Tomas Motl, Czech Television (Czechia)
François Roussillon, François Roussillon et Associés (France)
Erwin Stürzer, NAXOS Audiovisual Division (Germany)
Martin Traxl, ORF – Österreichischer Rundfunk (Austria)
Maria Willer, 3B-Produktion – Büro für bewegtes Bild (Germany)