From 1st January 2021, Delphine Ernotte Cunci, will assume the role as the President of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) while Petr Dvořák will serve as Vice President. Ms Delphine is the first female to be elected as EBU’s president. They were both elected to their respective roles after winning a majority of the votes at EBU’s first virtual General Assembly held online earlier this month.
As EBU’s president and vice president, Ernotte Cunci and Dvořák will be responsible for steering EBU’s Executive Board and help promote the value and importance of public service media across Europe.
Delphine Ernotte Cunci
Petr Dvořák
Ms Delphine Ernotte Cunci was appointed as CEO of France Télévisions in 2015 and has recently been re-elected for a second-term.
Before joining France Télévisions, she spent 26 years at French multinational telecommunications corporation Orange S.A and was the CEO of Orange France from 2011-2015.
She is currently serving as Vice-President of the EBU and will replace ex-BBC Director General Tony Hall as President
Mr Petr Dvořák has been Director General of Czech Television since 2011. Before joining Czech Television, he was the Senior Vice President for Central European Media Enterprises and also worked as Director General of TV Nova, the most successful commercial television group in the Czech Republic.
Both Ernotte Cunci and Dvořák were elated upon receiving news of their new appointments within EBU.
The team at Eurovoxx wishes them all the best in their new roles within the EBU.
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