European Democrat Students (EDS) is a pan-European centre-right student and youth political association, and the official student organisation of the European People’s Party. Founded in Vienna by Scandinavian, German and Austrian students in 1961, it represents over 1.600.000 students and young people in 40 member organisations from 35 countries in Europe, and is the largest youth organisation in Europe.
Its stated goal is to promote a free, democratic and united Europe through a greater student mobility and comprehensive education policies across the continent. European Democrat Students has been always a frontrunner in integration, fighting for open borders, united Europe and European debate in European politics. The three pillars of EDS originally stood for conservatism, liberalism and christian democracy. Today, EDS grew into a large family which has an outlook that is various, rich and unique, represented by the name ‘Democrat’: Here, student organisations, political youth organisations and other centre-right organisations come together to shape modern centre-right policies for Europe.
In July and August 1958 a group of Swedish students travelled to Vienna, Prague and Berlin. In Berlin the SKS-delegation attended the Annual Meeting of RCDS. A bilateral cooperation was initiated that was soon enlarged to a multilateral one with student organisations from the United Kingdom, Scandinavia and Germany. The immediate impression of Germany’s division, the dangerous political heritage of Europe and the increasing activities of the communist organisation “International Union of Students” (IUS) was the motivation to get involved. The importance of international cooperation became obvious, when the IUS organised the “7th World Youth Festival” in Vienna in 1959. In response, centre-right students established the “Action Committee New Life” (“Arbeitsgemeinschaft Neues Leben”, ANL), the first (temporary) organisation of centre-right students in Europe. Some thousand pins were distributed, with the slogan “Remember Hungary 1956!”. Since ANL-activists established relations to students from Hungary and Poland, traumatising the communist organisers, which even had to separate the student-participants of the festival, since they had to be carryed from event to event in locked buses.
The Vienna-experience must have been encouraging. Soon it was decided to upgrade the centre-right student meetings (particularly in the divided Berlin) to regular International Student Conferences (ISC). The first ISC took place in Copenhagen and Stockholm in April 1960. Until 1970, 15 International Student Conferences and a couple of smaller events were organised. Topics of the conferences were covered almost all areas of politics. In order to institutionalise this cooperation, “The International of Christian-Democrat and Conservative Students” (ICCS) was founded at the 3rd International Student Conference in Vienna in 1961. ICCS defined itself as the “first avantgarde fighter for the protection of the principles of liberty and individualism” and supported European economic integration and programmes for student mobility. Five Western European political student organisations decided to sign the new constitution on May 13: Gerhard Brunner, host of the founding conference and President of the constituting Council Meeting, for Freie Österreichische Studentenschaft (FÖST, Austria), Ulf Hellners for DK (Denmark), Dieter Ibielski for RCDS (Germany), Halvor Bache-Halvorsen for DKSF (Norway), and Carl-Henrik Winquist for SKS (Sweden). Soon after, John Barnes from FUCUA (Britain, October 27, 1961) and Juan Roberti from ESC (Belgium, December 10, 1962) signed. From then on, an alternative to the Moscow-financed IUS existed. The student uprising in the late sixties showed, how important that was.
The increasing importance of European politics and the difficulties in making the international approach a reality stirred up an intense debate on the future identity of the organisation, including a discussion of the name ICCS. “It was the general feeling at Vienna [1969] that the present name is the biggest obstacle in getting contacts,” as Heikki von Hertzen, Finnish Secretary General, expressed. Hence the name “ECCS”, suggested by Ian Taylor, was adopted in 1970. Neither did the new name account for much consent. Less than half a decade later, the Swede Carl Bildt proposed a more neutral name which would better emphasise the organisation’s objective to establish a (centre-right) European Democrat Party: “European Democrat Students”. The new name was finally adopted on 5 June 1975. It has remained with the organisation ever since.

2022/2024 Bureau
Chairman
Beppe Galea (Malta)
Secretary General
Ivan Botoucharov (UK)
Vice-Chairmen
Katerina Kyriacou (Cyprus)
Edvardas Lukošius (Lithuania)
Anna Vorderwinkler (Austria)
Agata Czyżewska (Poland)
Ramon Riera (Spain)
Rayno D. Stoyanov (Bulgaria)
Iryna Shatokhina (Ukraine)
Dora Hidas (Hungary)
Honorary Chairman
Carlo Giacomo Angrisano Girauta (Spain)

2021/2022 Bureau
Chairman
Beppe Galea (Malta)
Secretary General
Ivan Botoucharov (UK)
Vice-Chairmen
Ramon Riera (Spain)
Dora Hidas (Hungary)
Edvardas Lukosius (Lithuania)
Iakovous Iakovou (Cyprus)
Rayno D. Stoyanov (Bulgaria)
Rodolfo Biancheri (Italy)
Kristjan Uhtid (Estonia)
Eleni Koufali (Greece)
Honorary Chairman
Carlo Giacomo Angrisano Girauta (Spain)

2020/2021 Bureau
Chairman
Carlo Giacomo Angriso Girauta (Spain)
Secretary General
Beppe Galea (Malta)
Vice-Chairmen
Ivan Botoucharov (UK)
Thomas Beligh (Belgium)
Valentina Podesta (Italy)
Karlo Kolesar (Croatia)
Icovos Iacovou (Cyprus)
Vasileos S. Kesidis (Greece)
Benjamin Welling (Germany)
Benita Czirkl (Hungary)
Honorary Chairman
Virgilio Falco (Italy)

2019/2020 Bureau
Chairman
Carlo Giacomo Angriso Girauta (Spain)
Secretary General
Beppe Galea (Malta)
Vice-Chairmen
Ivan Botoucharov (UK)
Karlo Kolesar (Croatia)
Vasileos S. Kesidis (Greece)
Benjamin Welling (Germany)
Boyana Taneva (Bulgaria)
Valentina Podesta (Italy)
Benita Czirkl (Hungary)
Thomas Beligh (Belgium)
Honorary Chairman
Virgilio Falco (Italy)

2017/2018 Bureau
Chairman
Virgilio Falco (Italy)
Vice-Chairmen
Sara Juriks (Norway)
Tommi Pyykkö (Finland)
Beppe Galea (Malta)
Pantelis A. Poetis (Cyprus)
Carlo Giacomo Angrisano Girauta (Spain)
Robert Kiss (Romania)
Mihaela Radu (Moldova)
Gergely Losonci (Hungary)
Secretary General
Tomasz Kaniecki (Poland)
Honorary Chairman
Georgios Chatzigeorgiou (Cyprus)

2016/2017 Bureau
Chairman
Georgios Chatzigeorgiou (Cyprus)
Vice-Chairmen
Giacomo Rossetto (Italy)
Tomasz Kaniecki (Poland)
Silvie Rohr (Germany)
Alexander O´Brien (UK)
Mitya Atanasov (Bulgaria)
Sophia Skoda (Austria)
Sara Alexandra Juriks (Norway)
Efthemia Katsouri (Greece)
Secretary General
Ivan Burazin (Croatia)

2015/2016 Bureau
Chairman
Georgios Chatzigeorgiou (Cyprus)
Vice-Chairmen
Virgilio Falco (Italy)
Efthemia Katsouri (Greece)
Mitya Atanasov (Bulgaria)
Silvie Rohr (Germany)
George Serban (Romania)
Sophia Skoda (Austria)
Alexander O´Brien (UK)
Olivia Andersson (Sweden)
Secretary General
Ivan Burazin (Croatia)
Honorary Chairman
Eva Majewski (Germany)

2014/2015 Bureau
Chairman
Eva Majewski (Germany)
Vice-Chairmen
Anna Masna (Ukraine)
Georgios Chatzigeorgiou (Cyprus)
Gueorg Danielov (Bulgaria)
Ivan Burazin (Croatia)
Jacob Dexe (Sweden)
Mikkel Wrang (Denmark)
Vassilis Sakellaris (Greece)
Virgilio Falco (Italy)
Secretary General
Ingrid Hopp (Norway)
Honorary Chairman
Florian Weinberger (Austria)

2013/2014 Bureau
Chairman
Eva Majewski (Germany)
Vice-Chairmen
Andrey Novakov (Bulgaria)
Anna Masna (Ukraine)
Florian Weinberger (Austria)
Georgios Chatzigeorgiou (Cyprus)
Ivan Burazin (Croatia)
Mikkel Wrang (Denmark)
Teele Holmberg (Estonia)
Vassilis Sakellaris (Greece)
Secretary General
Ingrid Hopp (Norway)

2012/2013 Bureau
Chairman
Juraj Antal (Slovakia)
Vice-Chairmen
Amelie Pommier (France)
Anna Tamasi (Hungary)
Andrey Novakov (Bulgaria)
Avram Crisan (Romania)
Eva Majewski (Germany)
Gintare Narkeviciute (Lithuania)
Ingrid Hopp (Norway)
Stelios Georgiou (Cyprus)
Secretary General
Ann-Sofie Pauwelyn (Belgium)
Area Director
Anna Masna (Ukraine)

2011/2012 Bureau
Chairman
Juraj Antal (Slovakia)
Vice-Chairmen
Alexandros Politis (Greece)
Andraz Kastelic (Slovenia)
Bernhard Krall (Austria)
Gintare Narkeviciute (Lithuania)
Ingrid Hopp (Norway)
Kalin Zahariev (Bulgaria)
Martin Halada (Czech Republic)
Nenad Vajzovic (Croatia)
Secretary General
Samuli Kauranne (Finland)
Honorary Chairman
Bence Bauer (Hungary)
Area Directors
Artur Issaev (Belgium)
Tornike Choniashvili (Georgia)

2010/2011 Bureau
Chairman
Bence Bauer (Hungary)
Vice-Chairmen
Samuli Kauranne (Finland)
Andreas Perotti (Austria)
Matija Magerl (Croatia)
Andreas Willersrud (Norway)
Jean-Baptiste Dabezies (France)
Georgios Tsielepos (Cyprus)
Juraj Antal (Slovakia)
Cathrin Gräber (Germany)
Secretary General
Ildze Kanepaja (Latvia)
Area Directors:
Tatiana Gostieva (Ukraine)
Andraž Kastelic (Slovenia)

2009/2010 Bureau
Chairman
Bence Bauer (Hungary)
Vice-Chairmen
David Božič (Slovenia)
Ildze Kanepaja (Latvia)
Jean-Baptiste Dabezies (France)
Samuli Kauranne (Finland)
Andreas Willersrud (Norway)
Andreas Perotti (Austria)
Christian Peuker (Germany)
Matija Magerl (Croatia)
Secretary General
Maria Keris (Estonia)
Honorary Chairwoman:
Andrea Solomonidou (Cyprus)
Area Directors:
Juraj Antal (Slovakia)
Carina Munck Olsén (Denmark)
Tatiana Gostieva (Ukraine)

2008/2009 Bureau
Chairman
Thomas Uhlen (Germany)
Vice-Chairmen
Andrea Solomonidou (Cyprus)
David Bozic (Slovenia)
Thomas Thaler (Austria)
Kostas Doganis (Greece)
Bence Bauer (Hungary)
Joana Lopes (Portugal)
Janet Barthet (Malta)
Giovanni Vagnone (Italy)
Secretary General
Maja Mazurkiewicz (Poland)
Area Directors:
Fredrik Sawestahl (Sweden)
Carina Munck Olsén (Denmark)
Anca Michaela Plesa (Romania)
Honorary Chairwoman:
Ana Filipa Janine (Portugal)

2007/2008 Bureau
Chairwoman:
Ana Filipa Janine (Portugal)
Vice-Chairmen
Giovanni Vagnone (Italy)
Ivan Gereci (Croatia)
Kostas Doganis (Greece)
Hristina Runceva (FYROM)
Andrea Solomonides (Cyprus)
Thomas Uhlen (Germany)
Ivan Delibasic (Serbia)
Maja Mazurkiewicz (Poland)
Secretary General
Elisabeth Torkildsen (Norway)

2006/2007 Bureau
Chairwoman:
Ana Filipa Janine (Portugal)
Vice-Chairmen
Jarko Sepala (Finland)
Anja Marija Arko (Slovenia)
Ivan Gereci (Croatia)
Vasilis Gkatzaras (Greece)
Todor Gunchev (Bulgaria)
Elisabeth Torkildsen (Norway)
Michalis Michael (Cyprus)
Tatiana Gostieva (Ukraine)
Secretary General
Maria Fuster Cerillo (Spain)
Director of Policies:
Giovanni Vagnone (Italy)

2005/2006 Bureau
Chairman
Sven Henrik Häseker (Germany)
Vice-Chairmen
Jens Ahl (Sweden)
Vasilis Gkatzaras (Greece)
Todor Gunchev (Bulgaria)
Dieter Haas (Austria)
Ana Filipa Janine (Portugal)
Andis Kudors (Latvia)
Michalis Michael (Cyprus)
Gonzalo Otiz Lazaro (Spain)
Secretary General
Anna Anttinen (Finland)
Director of European Integration:
Giovanni Vagnone (Italy)
Director of Communication:
Christophe Van Impe (Belgium)
Honorary Chairman:
Dimitris Terzis (Greece)

2004/2005 Bureau
Chairman
Alexandros Sinka (Cyprus)
Vice-Chairmen
Sven Henrik Häseker (Germany)
Grigoris Dimitriadis (Greece)
Jean-Hubert Lelievre (France)
Jens Ahl (Sweden)
Martin Smith (Great Britain)
Tamas Rumi (Hungary)
Ana Filipa Janine (Portugal)
Luisa Gauci Baluci (Malta)
Secretary General
Karolina Pastuszak (Poland)
Director of Policy:
Dimitris Terzis (Greece)
Director of European Integration:
Bojana Goseva (FYROM)

2003/2004 Bureau
Chairman
Alexandros Sinka (Cyprus)
Vice-Chairmen
Davorka Herman (Croatia)
Ana Janine (Portugal)
Grigoris Dimitriadis (Greece)
Eduard Herda (Germany)
Jean Hubert Le Lievre (France)
Tibor Jona (Serbia-Montenegro)
Satu Arsalo (Finland)
Pedro Moruino (Spain)
Secretary General
Brecht Tessier (Belgium)
Director of Policy:
Dimitris Terzis (Greece))
Director of Communication:
Relika Alliksaar (Estonia)

2002/2003 Bureau
Chairman
Jacob Lund Nielsen (Denmark)
Vice-Chairmen
Pawel Poncyljusz (Poland)
George Boustras (Greece)
Petr Sokol (Czech Republic)
Eduard Herda (Germany)
Jean Hubert Le Lievre (France)
Miroslav Lopata (Slovakia)
Alexandros Sinka (Cyprus)
David Erguido Cano (Spain)
Secretary General
Roberta Tedesco Triccas (Malta)
Director of Policy:
Tobias Sjo (Sweden)
Director of Policy:
Anita Leirvik (Norway)

2001/2002 Bureau
Chairman
Jacob Lund Nielsen (Denmark)
Vice-Chairmen
Bartosz Piotrusiewicz (Poland)
Electra Katsikidou (Greece)
Petr Sokol (Czech Republic)
Roberta Tedesco Triccas (Malta)
David Teillet (France)
Jani A. Seikkula (Finland)
Alexandros Sinka (Cyprus)
David Erguido Cano (Spain)
Secretary General
Marc-Michael Blum (Germany)

2000/2001 Bureau
Chairman
Gustav Casparsson (Sweden)
Vice-Chairmen
Bartosz Piotrusiewicz (Poland)
Petr Sokol (Czech Republic)
Mikael von Rabenau (Finland)
Roberta Tedesco Triccas (Malta)
David Teillet (France)
Edina Toth (Hungary)
Chiara Pocaterra (Italy)
Jacob Lund Nielsen (Denmark)
Secretary General
Holger Thuss (Germany)

1999/2000 Bureau
Chairman
Ukko Metsola (Finland)
Vice-Chairmen
Adam Bielan (Poland)
Gustav Casparsson (Sweden)
Victoria Cristobal (Spain)
Panos Drossos (Greece)
Frank Engel (Luxemburg)
Helge Skinnes (Norway)
David Teillet (France)
Edina Toth (Hungary)
Secretary General
Holger Thuss (Germany)

1998/99 Bureau
Chairman
Michalis Peglis (Greece)
Vice-Chairmen
Victoria Cristobal (Spain)
Anders Hall (Sweden)
Antonin Kazda (Czech Republic)
Ukko Metsola (Finland)
Cristian Popescu (Romania)
Helge Skinnes (Norway)
Tibault Maltaire (France)
Feri Thierry (Austria)
Secretary General
Holger Thuss (Germany)
Treasurer:
Georgios Kampouridis (Switzerland)

1997/98 Bureau
Chairman
Günther Fehlinger (Austria)
Vice-Chairmen
Razvan Cotovelea (Romania)
Mike Hall (UK)
Anders Hall (Sweden)
Raul de la Hoz-Quintano (Spain)
Tomi Huthanen (Finland)
Holger Thuss (Germany)
Executive Director:
Michalis Peglis (Greece)
Treasurer:
Michael Schaub (Switzerland)
Head of Secretariat:
Michael Charalambous (Greece))

1996/97 Bureau
Chairman
Günther Fehlinger (Austria)
Vice-Chairmen
Else Marie Brodshaug (Norway)
Maria Elgstrand (Sweden)
Raul de la Hoz-Quintano (Spain)
Antonin Kazda (Czech Republic)
Holger Thuss (Germany)
Justin Powell Tuck (UK)
Executive Director:
Michalis Peglis (Greece)
Treasurer:
Lukas Schiferle (Switzerland)

1995/96 Bureau
Chairman
Andrew Reid (UK)
Vice-Chairmen
Else Marie Brodshaug (Norway)
Ricardo Guisado (Spain)
Maria Elgstrand (Sweden)
Joanna Stupnicka (Poland)
Günther Fehlinger (Austria)
Rasmus Tenbergen (Germany)
Executive Director:
Michalis Peglis (Greece)

1994/95 Bureau
Chairman
Fredrik Johansson (Sweden)
Vice-Chairmen
Phillipp Torböl (Denmark)
Christoph Menningen (Germany)
Ricardo Guisado (Spain)
Jacek Bendykowski (Poland)
Andrew Reid (UK)
Lukas Papazoglou (Greece)
Executive Director:
Jori Arvonen (Finland)

1993/94 Bureau
Chairman
Tim Arnold (Germany)
Vice-Chairmen
Zenon Apostolou (Cyprus)
Jacez Bendykowski (Poland)
Ricardo Guisado (Spain)
Fredrik Johansson (Sweden)
Lars Jorgensen (Denmark)
Tim Kevan (UK)
Executive Director:
Pia Farstadt (Norway)

1992/93 Bureau
Chairman
Laura de Esteban (Spain)
Vice-Chairmen
Ross Curds (UK)
Mats Lebech (Denmark)
Cecilia Brinck (Sweden)
Jacek Bendykowski (Poland)
Haris Maidanis (Greece)
Tim Arnold (Germany)
Executive Director:
Pia Farstadt (Norway)

1991/92 Bureau
Chairman
Laura de Esteban (Spain)
Vice-Chairmen
Paschalis Bouchoris (Greece)
Cecilia Brinck (Sweden)
Christos Djiongouros (Cyprus)
Pia Farstadt (Norway)
Alan Friis (Denmark)
Christopher Pincher (UK)
Executive Director:
Eva Gustavsson (Sweden)

1990/91 Bureau
Chairman
Stavros Papastavrou (Greece)
Vice-Chairmen
Hans Aasnaes (Norway)
Harm Adam (Germany)
Alexander Aiken (UK)
Christos Djiongouros (Cyprus)
Erwan le Dore (France)
Laura de Esteban (Spain)
Executive Director:
Eva Gustavsson (Sweden)

1989/90 Bureau
Chairman
Stavros Papastavrou (Greece)
Vice-Chairmen
Hans Aasnaes (Norway)
Philippe Gosselin (France)
Johannes Laitenberger (Germany)
David Rosenberg (Israel)
Lilja Stefansdottir (Iceland)
Mark Johnson (UK)
Executive Director:
Eva Gustavsson (Sweden)

1988/89 Bureau
Chairman
Bettina Machaczek (Germany)
Vice-Chairmen
Philippe Gosselin (France)
David Hoey (UK)
Magnus Nilsson (Sweden)
Stavros Papastavrou (Greece)
Andreas Taliadoros (Cyprus)
Uri Yakov (Israel)
Executive Director:
Knut Albert Solem (Norway)

1987/88 Bureau
Chairman
Mattias Bengtsson (Sweden)
Vice-Chairmen
Philippe Gosselin (France)
David Hoey (UK)
Spyros-Gianni Kladas (Greece)
Bettina Machaczek (Germany)
Gil Samsonov (Israel)
Eyjolfur Sveinsson (Iceland)
Executive Director:
Knut Albert Solem (Norway)

1986/87 Bureau
Chairman
Mattias Bengtsson (Sweden)
Vice-Chairmen
Didier Block (Belgium)
David Hoey (UK)
Spyros-Gianni Kladas (Greece)
Bettina Machaczek (Germany)
Michael Gl Raphael (Cyprus)
Gil Samsonov (Israel)
Executive Director:
Knut Albert Solem (Norway)

1985/86 Bureau
Chairman
George Anagnostakos (Greece)
Vice-Chairmen
Eros Antoniades (Cyprus)
Olafur Arnarson (Iceland)
Mattias Bengtsson (Sweden)
David Hoey (UK)
Jose Maestro Lopez (Spain)
Claude Henry Ney (France)
Executive Director:
David Hoile (UK)
Per Carlsson (Sweden)(from Feb 1986)

1984/85 Bureau
Chairman
Daniel Bischof (Switzerland)
Vice-Chairmen
George Anagnostakos (Greece)
Eros Antoniades (Cyprus)
Andreas Enger (Norway)
Jose Maestro Lopez (Spain)
Claude Henry Ney (France)
Cecilia Stego Chilo (Sweden)
Executive Director:
Steven Vlam (Netherlands)

1983/84 Bureau
Chairman
George Anagnostakos (Greece)
Vice-Chairmen
Daniel Bischof (Switzerland)
Johann Friedrich Colsman (Germany)
Bo Erricsson (Sweden)
Brian Monteith (UK)
Claude Henry Ney (France)
Executive Director:
Stephen Morrison (UK)

1982/83 Bureau
Chairman
Knut Olav Nesse (Norway)
Vice-Chairmen
Daniel Bischof (Switzerland)
Johann Friedrich Colsman (Germany)
Atli Eyjolfsson (Iceland)
Enrique Pena Gonzalez (Spain)
Stephen Morrison (UK)
Nicos Vassilou (Cyprus)
Executive Director:
Cecillia Stego Chilo (Sweden)

1981/82 Bureau
Chairman
Per Heister (Sweden)
Deputy Chairmen
Stephan Eisel (Germany)
Constance Le Grip (France)
Vice Chairmen:
Ymke Botsmaa (Netherlands)
Tim Linacre (UK)
Knut Olav Nesse (Norway)
Luis Queiro (Portugal)
Executive Director:
Helga Krumbeck (Germany)
Deputy Executive Director:
Christopher Hamilton (Sweden)

1980/81 Bureau
Chairman
Lars Eskeland (Norway)
Deputy Chairmen:
Jean-Michel Goutier (Belgium)
Mark Leverton (UK)
Vice Chairmen:
Carmel Cacopardo (Malta)
Per Dahl (Sweden)
Stephan Eisel (Germany)
Luis Queiro (Portugal)
Executive Director:
Helga Krumbeck (Germany)

1979/80 Bureau
Chairman
Lars Eskeland (Norway)
Deputy Chairmen:
Rudolf Henke (Germany)
Elisabeth Langby (Sweden)
Vice Chairmen:
Gilbert Besseling (Netherlands)
Jose Antonio Lopez (Spain)
Patrick Gerard (France)
Mark Leverton (UK)
Executive Director:
Helga Krumbeck (Germany)

1978/79 Bureau
Chairman
Pierre Moinet (France)
Vice-Chairmen
Lars Eskeland (Norway)
Rudolf Henke (Germany)
Elisabeth Langby (Sweden)
Peter Wren-Hilton (UK)
Secretary General
Jean-Michael Goutier (France)

1977/78 Bureau
Chairman
Scott Hamilton (UK)
Deputy Chairmen:
Peter Adler (Austria)
Lars Eskeland (Norway)
Vice Chairmen:
Gustavo Gill Dominquez (Spain)
Friedbert Pflüger (Germany)
Secretary General
Nigel Ashford (UK)

1976/77 Bureau
Chairman
Scott Hamilton (UK)
Vice-Chairmen
Nicholas Giscard d'Estaing (France)
Per Ledin (Sweden)
Paulo Palma Carlos (Spain)
Friedbert Pflüger (Germany)
Marietta Giannakou (Greece)
Secretary General
Nigel Ashford (UK)

1975/76 Bureau
Chairman
Carl Bildt (Sweden)
Vice-Chairmen
Antonio Correa d'Olivieira (Portugal)
Scott Hamilton (UK)
Patrick d'Humieres (France)
Secretary General
Per Ledin (Sweden)

1974/75 Bureau
Chairman
Carl Bildt (Sweden)
Vice-Chairmen
Patrick d'Humieres (France)
Peter S Joergensen (Denamrk)
Gerd Langguth (Germany)
Colin Maltby (UK)
Secretary General
Per Ledin (Sweden)

1973/74 Bureau
Chairman
Tom Spencer (UK)
Vice-Chairmen
Carl Bildt (Sweden)
Michael Claris (France)
Jürgen Klemann (Germany)
Njal Moe (Norway)

1972/73 Bureau
Chairman
Tom Spencer (UK)
Vice-Chairmen
Michael Claris (France)
Njal Moe (Norway)
Secretary General

1971/72 Bureau
Chairman
Finn Braagaard (Denmark)
Vice-Chairmen
Tom Spencer (UK)
Wolfgang Stickler (Austria)

1970/71 Bureau
Chairman
Ian Taylor (UK)
Vice-Chairmen
Finn Braagaard (Denmark)
Wolfgang Kirsch (Germany)

1969/70 Bureau
Secretary General:
Heikki S von Hertzen (Finland)
Assistant Secretary General:
Alfred Stirnemann (Austria)
Ian Taylor (UK)

1968/69 Bureau
Secretary General:
Heikki S von Hertzen (Finland)
Assistant Secretary General:
Ulf Aldelsohn (Sweden)
Ian Taylor (UK)

1967/68 Bureau
Secretary General:
Reginald E Simmerson (UK)
Assistant Secretary General:
Heikki S von Hertzen (Finland)
Wulf Schoenbohm (Germany)

1966/67 Bureau
Secretary General:
Reginald E Simmerson (UK)
Assistant Secretary General:
Gert Hammer (Germany)
Peder Olin (Sweden)

1965/66 Bureau
Secretary General:
Dieter Ibelski (Germany)
Assistant Secretary General:
Anders Arfwedson (Sweden)
Reginald E Simmerson (UK)

1964/65 Bureau
Secretary General:
Dieter Ibielski (Germany)
Assistant Secretary General:
Anders Arfwedson (Sweden)
Reginald E Simmerson (UK)

1963/64 Bureau
Secretary General:
Carl-Henrik Winquist (Sweden)
Assistant Secretary General:
Dieter Ibielski (Germany)
Jean-Augustin Roberti (Belgium)
Jan M Hoem/Arild Isegg (Norway)

1962/63 Bureau
Secretary General:
Carl-Henrik Winquist (Sweden)
Assistant Secretary General:
Dieter Ibielski (Germany)
Jean-Augustin Roberti (Belgium)