Young leaders gathered to share ideas in Munich

August 24, 2022
9:55 am
Development

The Young leaders forum was held last week from 19^th to 21^st August during the European Championships in Munich. Table tennis has six representatives nominated by ETTU and selected after the National Associations sent applications.

In Munich were: Josipa JAZEC of Croatia Clara IZQUIERDO of Spain Suncica ROGIC of Montenegro Mathieu JASINSKI of Belgium Miguel MOURA of Portugal and Mischa KALETTKA of Germany. They were joined by ETTU Project Manager Galia DVORAK.

There were more than 60 young leaders from all over Europe representers from canoeing athletics table tennis gymnastics volleyball cycling rowing sport climbing triathlon.

The participants discuss topics such as event organising of the future sustainability in sport and building the leaders of the future.

The participants were energised and took with them their experiences back to their home countries and hopefully they will implement some of the ideas and knowledge they have acquired in a practical and real life context.

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