Wikimedia CEE Hub/Steering Committee

The Steering Committee (SC) is the governing body of the CEE Hub project. It decides on matters outlined in the Internal Governance document and is currently appointed at the annual Wikimedia CEE Meeting.

Current Steering Committee

Organisational chart of the CEE Hub

Presentation from the last session at the CEE Meeting 2022

The current Steering Committee was agreed upon at the Wikimedia CEE Meeting 2022.

The Steering Committee currently consists of the following nine members:

• Anton Protsiuk (Wikimedia Ukraine)
  • Portfolio: media skills, work processes, content campaigns, cross-regional collaboration, outreach
  • Expertise: campaign organizing (article and photo contests), external communications and promoting awareness of Wikipedia
• Tisza Gergő (Hungary)
  • Portfolio: liason with WMF about tech information, Movement Strategy, Movement Strategy Forum
  • Expertise: technology, strategy, organization experience
• Käbi Laan (Wikimedia Estonia)
  • Portfolio: Baltic states cooperation, minority languages, HR and work processes, communication channels
  • Expertise: education, communication, Finno-ugric communities/Minority communities
• Kiril Simeonovski (Shared Knowledge)
  • Portfolio: Wikimedia CEE Meeting, international projects, cross-regional collaboration, community building
  • Expertise: research, ideating, documentation, reporting
• Klára Joklová (Wikimedia Czech Republic)
  • Portfolio: HR, Wikimedia Europe and ED Group liaison (as long as the CEE Hub Coordinator is not part of the ED Group)
  • Expertise: project management, facilitation, strategy, organization development, community work, PR, finance, conflict management, facilitation
• Michał Buczyński (Wikimedia Poland)
  • Portfolio: Fiscal sponsor liaison, financial management
  • Expertise:
• Philip Kopetzky (Austria)
  • Portfolio: Responsible for the CEE Hub Grant
  • Expertise: Project management, organisational development, grant applications
• Toni Sant (Malta)
  • Portfolio: inclusion, community building, skills and capacity development
  • Expertise: education, capacity building (evolve small to functional grantee)
• Wojciech Pędzich (Poland)
  • Portfolio: AffCom liaison, link between WM Europe and CEE Hub, providing safe and moderate discussion, social network management, Newsletter
  • Expertise: research, communication, conflict mediation

Special advisers

Special advisers can be appointed by the Steering Committee to assist the CEE Hub project with specific tasks or expertise, for example the onboarding process when hiring new staff members.

Special advisers:

• Delphine Ménard (Expertise: Onboarding, Grants, HR)
• Natalia Szafran-Kozakowska (Expertise: Volunteer Support, CEE Research)