Tereza Porybna, Czech Centre London
EUNIC London President 2014-2015

Vice-Presidents: Anna Godlewska, Polish Cultural Institute and Rita Valiukonytė, Lithuanian Embassy in London

"A protean partnership of organizations endowed with a state-of-the art expertize in international cultural cooperation, EUNIC London has become, through its signature projects, more numerous and ambitious every year, not only a distinguished presence in London and in the UK, but also one of the most innovative and active EUNIC clusters in the world. The honor of chairing this admirable group of cultural managers and diplomats is only equaled by the great responsibility this position entails.  Together with my colleagues, my goal is to make sure that the development of the London cluster will continue to materialize in new common projects celebrating the creativity, values , and traditions of Europe, thus actualizing all the virtues of EUNIC’s wonderful global experience."
Dorian Branea, Romanian Cultural Institute
EUNIC London President 2012-2014

Vice Presidents: D. Julio Crespo MacLennan, Instituto Cervantes in London, and Ben Harris, British Council.

‘EUNIC London is going from strength to strength, building lasting partnerships with UK arts professionals in various fields, and creating greater understanding and awareness of the huge variety and diversity of European arts, science and culture.’

Peter Mikl, Austrian Cultural Forum
EUNIC London president 2011–2012
Vice Presidents: Ben Harris, British Council and Daphne Thissen, Dutch Embassy

‘EUNIC London is a true manifestation of a strong and creative unity in diversity. Although it is a young network, it already has an impressive track-record of remarkable projects.’

Ildiko Takács, Hungarian Cultural Centre
EUNIC London president 2010–2011
Vice Presidents: Raija Koli, Finnish Institute and Peter Mikl, Austrian Cultural Forum

‘EUNIC London provides a fantastic opportunity to offer a common perspective on each others' cultures, build bridges between creative processes, and produce amazing events that would never happen otherwise.’

Laurence Auer, French Institute
EUNIC London president 2009–2010
Vice President: Ildiko Takács, Hungarian Cultural Centre

‘EUNIC London has grown into an outstanding network of professional partners and friends, all fluent in European, a multi-voice language with a shared set of values.’

Gabriela Massaci, Romanian Cultural Institute
Founding president, EUNIC London 2007–2009
Vice Presidents 2007-2008: Johannes Wimmer, Director Forum Cultural Austria and Dr Roland Goll, Goethe Institut 
Vice Presidents 2008-2008 : Laurence Auer, French Institute and Ladislav Pflimpfl, Czech Centre