Roberta Brumana, Senior External Relations Manager, AmCham EU, has been appointed to the Executive Committee of Women in Public Affairs (WiPA), a newly launched initiative in Brussels that promotes gender equality and professional development in the public affairs sector. Roberta spoke at the official launch event on Thursday, 26 June, alongside Camilla Brückner, Director, Brussels Office, United Nations and fellow committee members. AmCham EU is proud to support initiatives that reflect our commitment to inclusive leadership in public affairs.
Roberta Brumana joins Executive Committee of Women in Public Affairs
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