On the Move

Coming

ADRIANA CRACIUN came to the REC from Bucharest as a Junior Fellow - and stayed. She will replace Dan Swartz as the new Junior Fellow Program coordinator. Before moving to the REC, she was an ECOSENS board member and helped organize ECOTOPIA '94 which was held in Tasca, Romania.

The NREC Feasibility Study now has a new project coordinator. GENE GIBSON, a native of Washington, D.C., has just come from Moscow where he was a USAID consultant for Russia and the Russian Far East.

The Earmarked Grants team welcomes ANDREA KOVATS as their new administrative assistant. Born and raised in Budapest, Andrea worked as a computer mapmaker before she decided to make the trek to the REC.

The number crunchers in finance now have a new teammate. ZOLTAN MADARAS is studying part-time at the Budapest University of Economics, and will replace Eniko Rozsa at the end of August.

ANDREA MOLNAR is from Tiszafured, Hungary. She becomes the REC's new "voice" as our receptionist.

KERRY ZOBOR joined the Information Exchange team in May as the marketing officer for the new Business Information Service. Kerry comes to the REC from Central Europe Today, a Budapest-produced English-language radio program, where she was a business consultant. Before that she was director of media relations for Hilton Hotels in New York City.

Going

MARY MCKINLEY, a communications consultant responsible for coordinating the four-country market survey/needs assessment that kicked off the REC's new Business Information Service, leaves the REC to finish a Ph.D. in telecommunications.

After having been in and out of the REC since its very beginning, DAN SWARTZ is leaving his post as Junior Fellow Program coordinator to give organization and management training workshops in the Macedonian NGO community. He will then travel to the Netherlands to work on an organic goat farm.

Moving

On 1 July, JUDIT BALOG will leave her position as press relations assistant and begin her new role as secretary to Mr. Mimura at the Japanese Special Fund office. Judit, one of many "Canarians" at the REC, is from Toronto, Canada.


THE BULLETIN * SUMMER 1995