Kai Troll to lead Europe’s top not-for-profit health and fitness organization into ‘next great chapter’ following strong results in 2023
EuropeActive, Europe’s leading non-profit organization promoting fitness, physical activity and healthy living, has officially announced Kai Troll as its new CEO and provided the results of the General Assembly elections.
The key appointments were announced this week at EuropeActive’s 23rd annual conference in Cologne, Germany, as part of FIBO 2024, attended by members from across Europe.
Troll will take over the leadership role from Andreas Paulsen on May 1, 2024.
Trower, a former consultant to the Boston Consulting Group, serves as a director of Special Olympics Europe and Eurasia, in addition to holding various roles in the sports, fitness, political and philanthropic fields.
“It is clear that our board has found a highly qualified and experienced new executive director to lead Europe active Entering the next great chapter,” Paulson said. “Kai has an unparalleled record in association management and strategy, and his skills, connections and insights will enable EuropeActive to build on and expand on the extraordinary success we have built over the past four years. momentum. ”
John Treharne (UK) and Jana Havrdova (Czech Republic) were re-elected as members of the EuropeActive Board of Directors, and Katarina Andersson (Sweden) and Nathalie Schwartz (France) were elected as new Board members.
EuropeActive President and Myzone Advisor David Stalker thanked attendees for attending the non-profit organization’s annual gathering and for their continued support.
“I would also like to personally thank Andreas Paulsen for his exceptional service as CEO of EuropeActive over the past four years, building and leading such significant and transformative growth, and we look forward to Kai Troll taking on the role of our new Executive Director.” The reporter said.
Stalker said that over the next 12 months, EuropeActive’s board will develop the association’s 2030 strategy, which will be presented to the General Assembly in April 2025. The board will also appoint his successor, who will be appointed in 2020.
The Brussels-based fitness nonprofit also updated members on its initiatives.
Paulson said it had been a productive year, with four events organized across the continent, including a new “Movement for Health” summit in Madrid last November. As for the association’s financial situation, EuropeActive Finance Director Janosch Marx noted that the financial results in 2023 were the most successful in EuropeActive’s history.
EuropeActive is located in FIBO Hall 7, Stand C63.
