Concise.pdf - Brugge Plus
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Management and internal organisation<br />
The project BRUGGE 2002, Cultural Capital of Europe, took the form of a non-profit<br />
organisation. The aim of BRUGGE 2002 vzw was to be responsible for co-ordinating<br />
activities as part of BRUGGE 2002, Cultural Capital of Europe and to secure its financing,<br />
organisation and promotion. The association was managed by the Board of<br />
Directors and the General Assembly. Among other things, the latter was authorised<br />
to appoint managers and to approve the budget and annual accounts.<br />
The organisational chart can be represented schematically as follows.<br />
At the management level there was the general assembly, the board of directors and<br />
the executive committee. These three levels were presided over by Patrick Moenaert,<br />
mayor, with as vice-president Yves Roose, cultural alderman.<br />
Daily management was in the hands of intendant Hugo De Greef. The internal<br />
organisation was split into three departments: Communication, managed by<br />
Reinhilde Weyns; Administration, managed by Katrien Van Eeckhoutte; and Programme<br />
and Production, managed by Jan Vermassen with Gerd Van Looy, production<br />
manager.<br />
At the head of each department was a management board which co-ordinated and<br />
implemented activities with a team of employees and assistants. As far as daily management<br />
was concerned, the directors were represented in the staff under the leadership<br />
of intendant Hugo De Greef. The intendant was answerable to the Board of<br />
Directors of the non-profit organisation.<br />
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CONCISE<br />
Internally, each department gave an account of its state of play during team meetings.<br />
Each department organised its own consultation for daily operations.