SLAVONIC EUROPE SUPPORTIVE PARTNERSHIPS HOW CAN SLAVONIC COMPANIES & ASSOCIATIONS SUPPORT THE SLAVONIC EUROPE PROJECT AND BENEFIT FROM IT?

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SLAVONIC EUROPE SUPPORTIVE PARTNERSHIPS HOW CAN SLAVONIC COMPANIES & ASSOCIATIONS SUPPORT THE SLAVONIC EUROPE PROJECT AND BENEFIT FROM IT? DAVID CHMELIK President SE TOMAS DIMITROV PR Director SE Brussels / Belgium, November 2016

CONTENT I. SLAVONIC EUROPE - GENERAL OVERVIEW q What? q Why? q How? q What s in it for your? II. SPECIFIC SUPPORT AND BENEFITS OF SLAVONIC COMPANIES & ASSOCIATIONS q Public Affairs & EU Funding q Networking & EU Funding q Lobbying & EU Funding q Brussels Office Management 2

I. SLAVONIC EUROPE GENERAL OVERVIEW q WHAT? v SLAVONIC EUROPE: v 13 Slavonic countries: v Belarus v Bosnia Herzegovina v Bulgaria v Croatia v Czech Republic v Macedonia v Montenegro v Poland v Russia v Serbia v Slovakia v Slovenia v Ukraine v More than 300 million people in Europe v The largest European language family v Natural common roots 3

q WHY? v THERE ARE JUST THE RIGHT TIME & CONDITIONS FOR: v Strengthening Slavonic togetherness on cultural and geographical grounds v Highlighting Slavonic cultural richness and diversity v Building a bridge between East and West Ø Consolidation of Mid- and Eastern Europe Ø Offering a SLAVONIC cultural alternative to the European integration process 4

q HOW? v MIND & EMOTION: v SLAVONIC EUROPE (SE) The movement: A non-profit organisation under Belgian law (ASBL) Ø Diversity of cultural events: v Concerts v Exhibitions v Conferences Ø Slavonic Think-Tank on cultural integration Ø Coordinating internal & external actions v Seminars v Trainings v Publications Ø A SLAVONIC bottom-up approach to societal cohesion: CULTURE IS ENERGY! 5

v SLAVONIC HOUSE (SH) The Headquarters Ø The SH Brussels will be the cultural and administrative centre of the SE movement Ø It will host SE cultural activities Ø It will be an excellent and unique cultural representation space at the heart of the Brussels European Quarter 6

v INTERNATIONAL NETWORK FOR SLAVONIC COOPERATION Strengthening togetherness Highlighting culture Bridging East and West: A global SLAVONIC Action NORTH AMERICA SE HQ NEW YORK EUROPE SE HQ BRUSSELS SE Office Paris SE Office Den Haag SE Office Rom SE Office Berlin SE Office Prague SE Office Vienna SE Office Moscow SE Office Bern SE Office Oslo etc. 7 ASIA SE HQ BEIJING

v SPREADING SLAVONIC CULTURE AROUND THE WORLD v An important part of SE activities will consist in spreading the Slavonic culture and its various products around the world v It will be based on the SE International Network 8

v SLAVONIC PRESS FEDERATION A common space for journalist collaboration and independent reporting on Slavonic culture v Worldwide first creation of a federation gathering both Slavonic press clubs and individual Slavonic journalists v Based in Brussels, the SLAVONIC PRESS FEDERATION (SPF) will be coordinated by the SE Organisation in close collaboration with the Brussels Press Club Europe Ø To foster dialogue, collaboration and exchange of experiences between its members Ø To inform the broad public about cultural events in the Slavonic countries and abroad Ø To create a sense of togetherness on cultural and geographical grounds 9

q WHAT S IN IT FOR YOU? v SUPPORTIVE PARTNERSHIP: v Contributing to the SLAVONIC EUROPE (SE) project via a specific scheme: Ø Each company & association, which becomes a SUPPORTIVE PARTNER of the SE project, will benefit, in return, from the following Chain of SUPPORTIVE SERVICES dependent on the package chosen: 10

v CHAIN OF SUPPORTIVE SERVICES TO SLAVONIC COMPANIES & ASSOCIATIONS Public Affairs & EU Funding Networking & EU Funding Lobbying & EU Funding Brussels Office Management 11

II. SPECIFIC SUPPORT AND BENEFITS OF SLAVONIC COMPANIES & ASSOCIATIONS (SLAVONIC C&As) 1. PACKAGE PUBLIC AFFAIRS & EU FUNDING Ø Public Affairs: Giving space for company publicity on SE website incl. company business description, logo, events, etc.; appearing as SE supporter on SE website Ø EU Funding: Providing general information on access to finance schemes 12

SPECIFIC BENEFITS FOR SLAVONIC C&As 2. PACKAGE (1. PACKAGE INCLUDED) NETWORKING & EU FUNDING Ø Networking: Inviting companies to specific SE Brussels networking events; giving space to company-specific presentation Ø EU Funding: Providing structured information sector specific with key contacts 13

SPECIFIC BENEFITS FOR SLAVONIC C&As 3. PACKAGE (1. + 2. PACKAGE INCLUDED) LOBBYING & EU FUNDING Ø Lobbying: Providing information on key contacts, and lobbying before respected authorities for putting forward the interest of the company Ø EU Funding: Providing companyspecific information with anticipated developments in the schemes 14

SPECIFIC BENEFITS FOR SLAVONIC C&As SUPPLEMENTARY PACKAGE BRUSSELS OFFICE MANAGEMENT Ø Virtual Brussels office: v Own Brussels office phone number: Answering and transferring phone calls v Own Brussels office address: Administrating postal mail v Meeting rooms & offices in the centre of Brussels European Quarter at Rond-point Schuman: Managing meetings and office needs 15

v NEXT STEP: PLEASE, CONTACT OUR SLAVONIC EUROPE TEAM: DAVID CHMELIK SE President +32 2 403 36 37 +32 472 34 01 09 david.chmelik@slavonic-europe.org PETER MÜLLER MED-Agentur Munich SE Media Director +49 171 815 55 99 peter.mueller@slavonic-europe.org KURT DE HAEN PKF-VMB Brussels SE Financial Adviser +32 2 460 09 60 kurt.dehaen@pkf-vmb.be 16 TOMAS DIMITROV SE Public Relations Director +359 88 5934977 +32 485 12 49 35 tomas.dimitrov@slavonic-europe.org WYTZE RUSSCHEN Access2Europe SE Cultural & Communication Adviser +32 475 75 44 83 wytzerusschen@gmail.com SERGE BORENSTEIN Karlin Group Prague SE Strategic Adviser +420 226 251 080 serbo@karlin.cz

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR ATTENTION! www.slavonic-europe.org SLAVONIC EUROPE asbl Rond-point Schuman 2-4 Levels 5 & 6 1040 Bruxelles, Belgium T +32 2 403 36 37 F +32 2 403 37 50 17