Public Affairs & Member Relations
18 October 2011
Ignasi Guardans, who joined the EBU in April of this year as Director of Public Affairs and Member Relations, has decided to resign in order to pursue other avenues in his professional career.
We thank Ignasi for his contribution to the EBU and we wish him every success in the future.
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