The OWHC's Board of Directors 2011-2013

The Board of Directors is made up of up to eight Mayors. It is elected by the General Assembly and meets at least once a year. The General By Laws of the OWHC stipulates the composition and powers of the Board of Directors of the Organization. 

The members of the Board of Directors 2011-2013 of the OWHC are:

 

Mr. Harry N.G. Brinkman
Mayor of Beemster (Netherlands) and
President of the OWHC

Mr. Jorge Castro Munoz
Mayor of Valparaíso (Chile)
Vice-President of the OWHC and Treasurer

Mr. Alain Juppé
Mayor of Bordeaux (France)
Vice-President of the OWHC

Mr. José Antonio Nieto Ballesteros
Mayor of Cordoba (Spain)
Vice-President of the OWHC

Mr. Eduardo Rivera
Mayor of Puebla (Mexico)
Vice-President of the OWHC

Mr. Augusto Barerra
Mayor of Quito (Ecuador)
Vice-President of the OWHC

 

M. Fernando Roboredo Seara
Mayor of Sintra (Portugal)
Vice-president of the OWHC

M. Michael Häupl
Mayor of Vienna (Austria)
Vice-president of the OWHC

 

In accordance with the General By Laws, the Secretary General, Mr. Denis Ricard, attends meetings of the Board of Directors without being entitled to vote.

 

M. Denis Ricard
Secretary General of the OWHC

 

    Calendar of meetings of the Board of Directors

    1. Fez, (Morrocco) - September 1993
    2. Cusco, (Peru) - June 1994
    3. Santiago de Compostela (Spain) - November 1994
    4. Bergen, (Norway) - June 1995
    5. Valletta, (Malta) - May 1996
    6. Tunis (Tunisia) - June 1997
    7. Évora (Portugal) - September 1997
    8. Salvador de Bahía (Brazil) - March 1998
    9. Luxemburg (Luxembourg) - March 1999
    10. Santiago de Compostela (Spain) - October 1999
    11. Safranbolu (Turkey) - September 2000
    12. Quebec City (Canada) - April 2001
    13. Puebla (Mexico) - October 2001
    14. Zamosc (Poland) - May 2002
    15. Olinda (Brezil) - December 2002
    16. Toledo (Spain) - April 2003
    17. Rhodes (Greece) - September 2003
    18. Cordoba (Spain) - February 2004
    19. Évora (Portugal) - December 2004
    20. Warsaw (Poland) - November 2005
    21. Puebla (Mexico) - April 2006
    22. Cuenca (Ecuador) - January 2007
    23. Kazan (Russia)  - June 2007
    24. Bergen (Norway)  - January 2008
    25. Quebec City (Canada)  - July 2008
    26. Kandy (Sri Lanka)  - March 2009
    27. Quito (Ecuador)  - September 2009
    28. Lyon (France) - March 2010
    29. Warsaw (Poland) - September 2010
    30. Melaka (Malaysia) - April 2011
    31. Sintra (Portugal) - November 2011
    32. Vienna (Austria) - March 2012
    33. Ejmiatsin (Armenia) - October 2012
    34. Quebec City (Canada) - May 2013