BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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President Number cruncher. Doer. |
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Vice President Native of the United States and Germany, immigrant in Sweden. Advocate of active citizenship. Loves to hike and sail. |
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Second Vice President Gregarious communicator. |
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Secretary Student that loves to travel and explore new cultures, great at card games! |
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Treasurer
My family and I relocated to Sweden in 1999. We established a group of companies to assist and help expats and foreign companies with payroll, taxes and company set ups. Our home and office is located in Farsta with over 32 employees currently working throughout Sweden.
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Directors |
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Bill Borden
Activist/supporter of good causes, sales writer, teacher, traveler, native Chicagoan
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Deborah Duerr Galleri owner, graphic designer and teacher with an entrepreneurial spirit. |
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| Magnus Grippe |  |
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Margareta Hjorth-Vlasic Architect and world traveler with a special love for Botswana. |
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| David Landes |  |
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Kristin Rockwood United States Embassy |
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Mary Scheuermann Health policy expert and creative problem solver. |
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James Schureck 1 Wife
2 Kids
2 Cats
2 Countries
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Anna Rosvall Stuart Executive Director of The Sweden-America Foundation. Native Stockholmer, keen conversationalist and networker, happy to promote US academia in Sweden. |
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Germaine R. Thomas Provides professional solutions in an inter-cultural context. She is a songbird of Stockholm creating choral classics. |
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Officers and Directors are reachable using firstname.lastname @ americanclub.se e-mail addresses.
The Board of Directors is elected by the membership as part of each annual meeting. Candidates for open Board positions are provided by the nominating committee which can be reached for recommendations or inquiries by contacting any one of the Club officers.
* Provided for in Club Bylaws, the current United States Ambassador to Sweden can be nominated as Honorary President by the Board of Directors. This tradition is based on strong and productive relationships between groups and U.S. representatives meeting in Sweden documented as early as Consul Charles Leas in 1862.
The Club’s founding on April 3, 1905, provides a link to the first United States Ambassador to Sweden, Benjamin Franklin, who was the U.S. signatory to the Treaty of Amity and Commerce Between the United States and Sweden on April 3, 1783.